Malacañang has declared several special non-working holidays in various provinces, cities, and towns across the Philippines for March 2025. These proclamations, issued by President Ferdinand Marcos Jr., recognize significant local celebrations and events.
Below is the list of areas with confirmed special non-working days:
March 2025 Special Non-Working Days
- March 6 – Gutalac, Zamboanga del Norte (Proclamation No. 799, s. 2025)
- March 7 – Tadian, Mountain Province (Proclamation No. 805, s. 2025)
- March 7 – Tagum City, Davao del Norte (Proclamation No. 800, s. 2025)
- March 7 – Island Garden City of Samal, Davao del Norte (Proclamation No. 806, s. 2025)
- March 8 – Davao de Oro (Proclamation No. 807, s. 2025)
- March 10 – Tanauan City, Batangas (Proclamation No. 801, s. 2025)
- March 10 – Norala, South Cotabato (Proclamation No. 808, s. 2025)
- March 14 – Bauko, Mountain Province (Proclamation No. 819, s. 2025)
- March 14 – Passi, Iloilo (Proclamation No. 809, s. 2025)
- March 17 – Tayug, Pangasinan (Proclamation No. 810, s. 2025)
- March 18 – La Trinidad, Benguet (Proclamation No. 811, s. 2025)
- March 18 – Masbate (Proclamation No. 802, s. 2025)
- March 19 – Bongabong, Oriental Mindoro (Proclamation No. 813, s. 2025)
- March 19 – Kawayan, Biliran (Proclamation No. 812, s. 2025)
- March 20 – San Fernando City, La Union (Proclamation No. 814, s. 2025)
- March 21 – Calapan City, Oriental Mindoro (Proclamation No. 803, s. 2025)
- March 24 – Tabaco City, Albay (Proclamation No. 804, s. 2025)
- March 27 – Las Piñas City (Proclamation No. 815, s. 2025)
- March 29 – Mambusao, Capiz (Proclamation No. 816, s. 2025)
These holidays are typically declared to commemorate significant local events, foundation anniversaries, or cultural festivities. Local government units and businesses in these areas may adjust work and class schedules accordingly.