2000

The year 2000 started on Saturday, January 1, and ended on Sunday, December 31. It was a century leap year, like the year 1600. Also, it was the last year of the 20th century. The next century leap year will be the year 2400.

Calendar with holidays
Holidays:
 * New Year's Day: Saturday, January 1
 * Epiphany: Thursday, January 6
 * Martin Luther King Jr. Day: Monday, January 17
 * Super Bowl Sunday: Sunday, January 30
 * Groundhog Day: Wednesday, February 2
 * Lincoln's Birthday: Saturday, February 12
 * Valentine's Day: Monday, February 14
 * Washington's Birthday: Monday, February 21
 * Mardi Gras: Tuesday, March 7
 * Ash Wednesday: Wednesday, March 8
 * Pi Day: Tuesday, March 14
 * Saint Patrick's Day: Friday, March 17
 * Cesar Chavez Day: Friday, March 31
 * April Fools' Day: Saturday, April 1
 * Daylight Saving Time Starts (clocks spring forward): Sunday, April 2 at 2:00 AM, which becomes 3:00 AM
 * Palm Sunday: Sunday, April 16
 * Good Friday: Friday, April 21
 * Earth Day: Saturday, April 22
 * Easter: Sunday, April 23
 * Cinco de Mayo: Friday, May 5
 * Mother's Day: Sunday, May 14
 * Armed Forces Day: Saturday, May 20
 * Memorial Day: Monday, May 29
 * Flag Day: Wednesday, June 14
 * Father's Day: Sunday, June 18
 * Juneteenth: Monday, June 19
 * Independence Day: Tuesday, July 4
 * Labor Day: Monday, September 4
 * National Grandparents' Day: Sunday, September 10
 * Citizenship Day: Sunday, September 17
 * Columbus Day: Monday, October 9
 * Sweetest Day: Saturday, October 21
 * Daylight Saving Time Ends (clocks fall back): Sunday, October 29 at 2:00 AM, which becomes 1:00 AM
 * Halloween: Tuesday, October 31
 * Election Day: Tuesday, November 7
 * Veterans Day: Saturday, November 11
 * Thanksgiving: Thursday, November 23
 * Black Friday: Friday, November 24
 * Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day: Thursday, December 7
 * Christmas Eve: Sunday, December 24
 * Christmas: Monday, December 25
 * Kwanzaa: Tuesday, December 26, 2000, to Monday, January 1, 2001
 * New Year's Eve: Sunday, December 31