Public holidays in Tuvalu

The following are public holidays in Tuvalu.

Also, the regions observe the following regional holidays:

Date	Atoll/Island	Name	Remarks
8 January	Nanumea	Te Po o Tefolaha	Called Aso Pati by the Church, it is a day to commemorate the founder of the community, Tefolaha. It was the day Nanumea embraced Christianity.
3 February	Nanumea	Po Lahi	Celebrated with a feast in the ahiga
11 February	Nukufetau	Te Aso o Tutasi	Honors the Tutasi school.
16 February	Nui	Bogin te Ieka	Commemorates the Tsunami that struck the island on that day in 1882.
15 April	Nanumaga	Aho o te Fakavae
23 April	Funafuti	Te Aso o te Paula	Commemorates the day during the Pacific War when 10 to 20 people took refuge in the concrete walled, pandanus-thatched church from a Japanese bombing raid. Corporal Fonnie Black Ladd, USMCR, persuaded them to get into dugouts, then a bomb struck the building shortly after.
moveable in May	Nukulaelae	Aso o te Tala Lei	Island-specific Gospel Day.
17 September	Niutao	Te Aso o te Setema
21 October	Funafuti	Cyclone Day	Commemorates Cyclone Bebe's destruction of Funafuti in 1972.
25 November	Vaitupu	Te Aso Fiafia	Commemorates 25 November 1887 which was the date on which the final instalment of a debt of $13,000 was repaid to H. M. Ruge and Company.