Easter 2027 | Dates, Public Holidays & Information Resources
Easter 2027 | Dates, Public Holidays & Information Resources
In Australia, Easter 2027 falls across the long weekend from Good Friday, 26 March 2027 to Easter Monday, 29 March 2027. Easter Sunday is on 28 March 2027. Always confirm public holiday details with official state, territory and workplace sources.
Easter is an important annual holiday period observed by many people for religious, cultural, family and public holiday reasons. In Australia, the Easter period commonly includes Good Friday, Easter Saturday, Easter Sunday and Easter Monday, although public holiday rules may vary by state and territory.
Easter 2027 Dates in Australia
The main Easter 2027 dates in Australia are:
- 🐣 Good Friday – Friday, 26 March 2027
- 🐣 Easter Saturday – Saturday, 27 March 2027
- 🐣 Easter Sunday – Sunday, 28 March 2027
- 🐣 Easter Monday – Monday, 29 March 2027
These dates are commonly listed by Australian public holiday sources, but public holiday treatment can vary depending on your state, territory, industry, award, enterprise agreement or employment arrangement.
How to Check Easter Public Holidays
To confirm Easter public holidays, trading rules and workplace entitlements, use official government and workplace sources:
- Fair Work Ombudsman 2027 Public Holidays – National public holiday information and workplace guidance.
- Tourism Australia Public Holidays – Australian public holiday dates for visitors and travellers.
- SafeWork SA Public Holidays – South Australian public holiday information.
- Australian Government – Government services and official information.
What Easter Usually Includes
The Easter period may include religious observances, public holidays, family gatherings, travel, school holiday planning and changes to business trading hours.
- 🐰 Good Friday observances
- 🐰 Easter Sunday celebrations
- 🐰 Easter Monday public holiday arrangements
- 🐰 School holiday and travel planning
- 🐰 Changes to shop, venue and service opening hours
- 🐰 Community, church and family events
Why Easter Dates Change Each Year
Easter is a moveable date, meaning it does not fall on the same calendar date every year. The date is based on the Christian ecclesiastical calendar, which is why Easter can occur in either March or April.
Because Easter dates change each year, it is important to check current official calendars before making travel, work or event plans.
Easter Public Holidays and Trading Hours
Public holiday rules and trading hours can vary across Australia. Some businesses may close or operate with reduced hours during the Easter long weekend, especially on Good Friday and Easter Sunday.
- 🗓️ Check your state or territory public holiday calendar
- 🗓️ Confirm workplace arrangements with your employer or award conditions
- 🗓️ Check supermarket, bottle shop, venue and service trading hours locally
- 🗓️ Confirm travel schedules before leaving
For workplace entitlements, public holiday pay and leave questions, refer to Fair Work or seek professional employment advice.
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⚠️ Important Disclaimer
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No official public holiday calendar, legal advice, workplace entitlement advice, religious guidance, trading-hour data or government information is hosted, stored, reproduced or guaranteed on this page. All current information should be confirmed directly through official government, Fair Work, employer, state, territory or relevant authority sources.
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Public holiday dates, workplace entitlements, trading hours, school holidays, event schedules and travel conditions may vary by location and may change without notice. Always confirm details with official sources before making plans.