September without holidays: when will be the next holiday of 2026 in Peru?
September does not include national holidays in Peru. Check which holidays remain on the official 2026 calendar and when the next day off will be.
September does not include national holidays in Peru. Check which holidays remain on the official 2026 calendar and when the next day off will be.
La Teletón 2026 takes place this September 11 and 12. Learn about the fundraising goal, the artists and guests who will participate, and the ways to contribute to this solidarity campaign.
The solidarity campaign is already fully prepared for a new day that aims to mobilize thousands of Peruvians and once again put at the center a cause that requires collective support.
After many years of waiting, the premiere of the second season of the “Black Clover” anime has been confirmed. When will it officially arrive on Crunchyroll and Netflix? Here we tell you everything.
August 31, 2026, is not a holiday nor a NON-WORKING day in Peru: this is what the regulation in Peru says about days off during the year. Thousands of Peruvians enjoyed a non-working day this weekend due to an important commemorative date on the national calendar, which allowed for an extended break and to enjoy a long holiday. All the details, in this note.
On Sunday, August 30th, it will be a national holiday for the Day of Saint Rose of Lima. Find out which other days off remain in the Peruvian calendar for 2026 and if there will be any long weekends.
August 2026 will have official days off in Peru. Check the holiday calendar and upcoming days off of the year.
The goal is to recover Arequipa Avenue, but with a measure that prioritizes public transportation and improves road safety in this area of Lima
Doors that slam shut, rattling corrugated sheets, and leaning trees are part of the landscape in Lima and Callao due to the increase in wind speed. Senamhi has already explained the causes of the phenomenon, the most affected districts, and how long this situation will last in the capital.
The current regulation confirms that these dates will be observed as regular working days once the National Holidays celebrations have concluded