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Veterans Day 2026: Date, Free Meals, Events & Ways to Honor Veterans

Veterans Day 2026 falls on Wednesday, November 11, 2026. It is a permanent federal public holiday under 38 U.S. Code § 2112 that honors all living and deceased veterans of the U.S. Armed Forces who served honorably, in wartime or peacetime.

The official 2026 theme, designated by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, is “Veterans Helping Veterans and Their Families.”

This page covers the confirmed date and federal holiday status, restaurant and retail deals, national and local events, the history of the holiday, official ceremonies, mental health resources, and verified ways to support veterans on November 11, 2026, and throughout the year.

DetailInformation
DateWednesday, November 11, 2026
Federal HolidayYes — banks, USPS, and federal offices closed
National CeremonyArlington National Cemetery, 11:00 a.m. ET
2026 Official Theme“Veterans Helping Veterans and Their Families”
Day of WeekWednesday — no Monday observance shift
Who It HonorsAll living and deceased U.S. military veterans

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When Is Veterans Day 2026?

Veterans Day 2026 is on Wednesday, November 11, 2026. The date is fixed permanently to November 11 by federal law and does not shift to the nearest Monday.

This is a frequently misunderstood point. The Uniform Monday Holiday Act of 1968 temporarily moved Veterans Day to the fourth Monday of October between 1971 and 1978. Public confusion was widespread because several states refused to follow the change and continued observing November 11. Congress restored the holiday to its fixed date in 1978, where it has remained.

Because November 11, 2026, lands on a Wednesday, there is no three-day weekend associated with Veterans Day this year. Federal employees receive Wednesday off. Private-sector employees should confirm observance directly with their employer, as private companies are not legally required to recognize the holiday.

Is Veterans Day 2026 a Federal Holiday?

Yes. Veterans Day 2026 is a designated federal public holiday under 5 U.S.C. § 6103. Federal executive branch employees receive a paid day off. The Office of Personnel Management (OPM) publishes the official federal holiday schedule annually, and November 11, 2026, is listed.

State and local government closures vary. Most state courts and motor vehicle offices follow the federal holiday schedule, but individual states have discretion. Contact your state or county office to confirm.

Veterans Day is not a school holiday at the national level. Federally operated schools close; state-administered public schools follow individual district policies, which vary significantly by region.

How Many Days Until Veterans Day 2026?

What Is Open and Closed on Veterans Day 2026?

The table below reflects standard institutional policies for Veterans Day. Individual locations may vary.

Institution or ServiceStatus on November 11, 2026
Federal government officesClosed
U.S. Postal Service (USPS)Closed — no mail delivery or pickup
Most federally chartered banksClosed — Federal Reserve is closed
New York Stock Exchange (NYSE)Open — Veterans Day is not an NYSE trading holiday
NasdaqOpen
UPSOpen — standard delivery schedule
FedExOpen — standard delivery schedule
CostcoOpen — private retailer, not required to close
Walmart and TargetOpen
State DMV officesVaries by state — confirm with your state office
Public schoolsVaries by district — check with your school
VA medical centersOpen — VA hospitals operate on federal holidays

The U.S. stock market operates on a normal schedule on Veterans Day 2026. NYSE and Nasdaq observe 10 designated holidays; Veterans Day is not among them.

Veterans Day 2026 Free Meals and Restaurant Deals

Multiple national restaurant chains offer free meals or discounts exclusively to veterans and active duty military on November 11 each year. Most deals require proof of military service at the time of the visit. Restaurant chains typically confirm their 2026 offers between September and October.

Which Restaurants Offer Free Meals on Veterans Day 2026?

The table below reflects historical offers from recurring participants. Confirmation status will be updated as announcements are made between September and November 2026. Do not assume prior-year offers automatically carry forward — confirm directly with each restaurant before November 11.

RestaurantHistorical OfferEligibility2026 Status
Applebee’sFree full meal from a select Veterans Day menuVeterans and active duty militaryUpdate pending
Texas RoadhouseFree meal from a designated menuVeterans and active duty militaryUpdate pending
Golden CorralFree dinner buffet on Military Appreciation NightVeterans and active duty militaryUpdate pending
Chili’sFree meal from a select menuVeterans and active duty militaryUpdate pending
IHOPFree Red, White & Blue PancakesVeterans and active duty militaryUpdate pending
Denny’sFree Build Your Own Grand SlamVeterans and active duty militaryUpdate pending
Outback SteakhouseFree Bloomin’ Onion and beverageVeterans and active duty militaryUpdate pending
Red RobinFree Tavern Double Burger with bottomless friesVeterans and active duty militaryUpdate pending
Olive GardenFree entrée from a select menuVeterans and active duty militaryUpdate pending
Cracker BarrelFree meal from a select menuVeterans and active duty militaryUpdate pending
Mission BBQFree sandwichVeterans and active duty militaryUpdate pending
Buffalo Wild WingsFree order of boneless wings and friesVeterans and active duty militaryUpdate pending
Jersey Mike’sFree sub of any sizeVeterans and active duty militaryUpdate pending
Little CaesarsFree HOT-N-READY Lunch ComboVeterans and active duty militaryUpdate pending
Chick-fil-AOffer varies by location — confirm locallyVeterans and active duty militaryUpdate pending

Chick-fil-A offers are determined at the franchise level, not corporate-wide. Contact your nearest location directly to confirm participation.

Who Qualifies for Veterans Day Restaurant Discounts?

Eligibility for Veterans Day restaurant discounts varies by chain, but most participating restaurants accept the following categories of military service.

This distinction is a documented gap in most deal pages — eligibility is not universal across all military statuses.

The categories that typically qualify include:

  • Active duty military — currently serving full-time in any branch of the U.S. Armed Forces (Army, Navy, Marine Corps, Air Force, Coast Guard, Space Force)
  • Retired veterans — honorably discharged after 20 or more years of service
  • Veterans with DD-214 — honorably discharged veterans who can present their discharge paperwork
  • Reservists and National Guard members — acceptance varies by restaurant; confirm before visiting
  • Surviving spouses — accepted by a smaller number of participating locations

Common forms of accepted proof of service include a military ID (CAC card), DD-214, Veterans ID Card (VIC) issued by the VA, state-issued veteran designation on a driver’s license, or a veterans service organization membership card, such as one from the VFW or American Legion.

Veterans who do not carry documentation should contact the restaurant in advance, as some locations accept verbal attestation while others require physical documentation.

Veterans Day Retail and Shopping Deals 2026

Retail discounts on Veterans Day 2026 extend beyond restaurants to home improvement, electronics, clothing, and mattress categories. The following retailers have historically participated:

  • Lowe’s — 10% military discount available year-round; enhanced Veterans Day offers historically announced in October
  • Home Depot — 10% military discount applies on Veterans Day
  • Kohl’s — 15% discount for veterans and active military on Veterans Day
  • Best Buy — 10% military discount; confirm Veterans Day-specific promotions in October
  • Tractor Supply — 10% discount for veterans and active duty on Veterans Day
  • Amazon — No consistent Veterans Day promotion; check the Military and Veterans Discount page

Mattress brands, including Saatva, Purple, and Casper, have run Veterans Day promotions in prior years.

Internet and mobile providers, including T-Mobile, Verizon, and AT&T, offer ongoing military discounts that are not exclusive to Veterans Day but are worth claiming around the holiday.

Veterans Day 2026 Events, Parades, and Ceremonies

The national Veterans Day ceremony takes place at Arlington National Cemetery in Arlington, Virginia, beginning at 11:00 a.m. Eastern Time on Wednesday, November 11, 2026.

National Veterans Day Ceremony at Arlington National Cemetery

The ceremony at Arlington National Cemetery is the flagship federal observance of Veterans Day. It is organized by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs in coordination with the Department of Defense.

The ceremony centers on a wreath-laying at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. The timing — 11:00 a.m. — directly commemorates the moment the Armistice of 1918 took effect: the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month. A moment of silence is observed at that hour nationally.

The Tomb of the Unknown Soldier is guarded 24 hours a day, 365 days a year by the 3rd U.S. Infantry Regiment, known as “The Old Guard.” The sentinels maintain this post in all weather conditions, including during hurricanes and blizzards.

The VA typically provides a live public broadcast of the Arlington ceremony. Access the official livestream through VA.gov beginning in October 2026, when streaming details are published.

Veterans Day Parades 2026 by City

Major Veterans Day parades are held annually in cities across the United States. The following cities host consistently documented parades, though exact routes and times for 2026 are confirmed closer to November.

CityParade NameTypical Start TimeNotes
New York, NYAmerica’s Parade (Veterans Day Parade NYC)11:00 a.m.Largest Veterans Day parade in the U.S. — Fifth Avenue route
Washington, D.C.National Veterans Day Parade11:00 a.m.Coincides with Arlington ceremony
Chicago, ILChicago Veterans Day Parade12:00 p.m.Loop area route
Houston, TXHouston Veterans Day Parade11:00 a.m.Downtown Houston
Los Angeles, CALA County Veterans Day Ceremony & Parade10:00 a.m.West Los Angeles VA Campus
Birmingham, ALNational Veterans Day Parade2:00 p.m.Birmingham is considered the birthplace of modern Veterans Day
San Antonio, TXSan Antonio Veterans Day Parade11:00 a.m.One of the largest in Texas

Birmingham, Alabama, holds particular historical significance. Raymond Weeks, a World War II veteran from Birmingham, organized the first modern Veterans Day celebration there in 1947 and led the campaign that resulted in Congress officially renaming the holiday from Armistice Day to Veterans Day in 1954.

Check your city or county government website and local VA medical center for confirmed 2026 parade times, routes, and volunteer opportunities. Many municipalities publish event details in October.

Veterans Day 5K Races and Community Events 2026

Veterans Day 5K races and community runs are held in dozens of cities on or around November 11. These events are organized by veteran service organizations, running clubs, and municipalities.

Registration platforms, including RunSignUp, Active.com, and local running clubs, post race listings by September each year. Search “Veterans Day 5K 2026 [your city]” in October for confirmed registration links.

Virtual Veterans Day Events and Livestreams 2026

Veterans who cannot attend in-person events and individuals seeking to observe the holiday remotely have multiple options in 2026.

  • Arlington National Cemetery ceremony livestream — Available through VA.gov beginning November 1, 2026
  • Virtual memorial services — Many VSOs, including the VFW and American Legion, host online observances
  • School assembly resources — The VA publishes educator toolkits and ceremony templates annually for classroom use

VA Virtual Care services expanded significantly in 2025 and 2026, and many VA medical centers host virtual town halls and veteran recognition events on November 11 through the VA Video Connect platform.

The History of Veterans Day: From Armistice Day to November 11

Veterans Day originated as Armistice Day, marking the cessation of World War I hostilities on November 11, 1918, when the armistice between the Allied forces and Germany took effect at the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month.

How Veterans Day Started: The Armistice of 1918

The armistice that ended active fighting on the Western Front was signed at 5:45 a.m. on November 11, 1918, but took effect six hours later at 11:00 a.m. Central European Time. An estimated 11,000 casualties occurred in the final hours before the armistice took effect — more than on D-Day.

President Woodrow Wilson issued the first Armistice Day proclamation on November 11, 1919, calling for a “day of celebration.” Congress passed a resolution in 1926 commemorating the date, and Armistice Day became an official federal holiday in 1938 under Public Law 75-510.

After World War II and the Korean War produced millions of additional veterans, Raymond Weeks of Birmingham, Alabama, proposed expanding the observance to honor veterans of all conflicts. He organized the first “Veterans Day” celebration in Birmingham in 1947. Congress acted on this principle in 1954.

President Dwight D. Eisenhower signed Public Law 83-380 on June 1, 1954, officially replacing “Armistice Day” with “Veterans Day” and expanding recognition to all American veterans, not only those of World War I.

The Uniform Monday Holiday Act and the Restoration of November 11

Congress passed the Uniform Monday Holiday Act in 1968, moving Veterans Day to the fourth Monday of October starting in 1971. The intent was to create more three-day weekends for workers. The change produced immediate backlash. Many states, veterans organizations, and municipalities refused to shift away from November 11. By 1978, public confusion was significant enough that Congress passed legislation restoring Veterans Day to its fixed November 11 date, effective that same year.

Veterans Day vs. Memorial Day — What Is the Difference?

Veterans Day honors all U.S. military veterans, both living and deceased. Memorial Day honors specifically those who died while serving in the U.S. military. These are the two most commonly conflated military observances in the United States.

FeatureVeterans DayMemorial Day
DateNovember 11 (fixed)Last Monday in May
Who is honoredAll who served honorably — living and deceasedService members who died in military service
ToneCelebration and recognitionMourning and remembrance
2026 dateWednesday, November 11, 2026Monday, May 25, 2026
Federal holidayYesYes
Primary ceremonyArlington National Cemetery wreath-layingNational Memorial Day Concert, Arlington

Veterans Day is not a day of mourning. It is a day of recognition for living veterans and those who have passed. Memorial Day is a solemn day of remembrance for the fallen.

Veterans Day vs. Armed Forces Day — Another Documented Distinction

Armed Forces Day, observed on the third Saturday of May, honors currently serving active duty military personnel. It is distinct from both Veterans Day and Memorial Day and is frequently omitted from comparative coverage.

HolidayHonoreesDateStatus
Veterans DayAll veterans (living and deceased)November 11Federal holiday
Memorial DayService members who died in serviceLast Monday in MayFederal holiday
Armed Forces DayCurrently serving active duty militaryThird Saturday in MayNot a federal holiday

Armed Forces Day is not a federal public holiday. It was established in 1949 by Secretary of Defense Louis Johnson following the unification of the military branches under the National Security Act of 1947. In 2026, Armed Forces Day falls on Saturday, May 16, 2026.

Veterans Day 2026 Official Theme: “Veterans Helping Veterans and Their Families”

The officially designated theme for Veterans Day 2026, as confirmed by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, is “Veterans Helping Veterans and Their Families.”

This theme shifts the narrative toward peer support and mutual aid within the veteran community. It recognizes veterans who actively serve other veterans through VSO leadership, peer-to-peer counseling, caregiver support programs, and community mentorship.

It also extends explicit recognition to military families and caregivers — groups who bear significant burdens of service and are frequently underrepresented in Veterans Day programming.

What Is the 2026 National Veterans Day Poster Contest?

The 2026 National Veterans Day Poster Contest is an annual competition administered by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, open to students in grades K–12. The winning artwork is used as the official national Veterans Day poster.

The 2026 theme is “Veterans Helping Veterans and Their Families.” Historically, submission deadlines fall around April 1 of the observation year, with the winning poster announced in the summer. Full eligibility requirements, submission guidelines, and judging criteria are published at VA.gov.

Meaningful Ways to Honor Veterans on Veterans Day 2026

The most meaningful ways to honor veterans on Veterans Day 2026 involve direct engagement, financial support for vetted organizations, and actions that reflect the official theme of veteran-to-veteran support.

What to Say to a Veteran on Veterans Day

The most appropriate way to acknowledge a veteran on November 11 is to express specific, genuine recognition rather than a rote phrase. The phrase “thank you for your service” is widely used but frequently cited by veterans — including in communities on r/Veterans and r/AskVeterans — as feeling impersonal or performative when delivered without context.

More substantive alternatives include:

  • Asking which branch they served in and showing genuine curiosity about their experience
  • Acknowledging the specific era or conflict in which they served, if known
  • Saying “I appreciate what you did for this country” with direct eye contact
  • Asking whether there is something practical you can do to support them or their family

Avoid assumptions about combat experience, trauma, or political views. Not all veterans served in combat. Not all veterans have a difficult relationship with their service. Treat each veteran as an individual.

Veterans Day Activities for Families and Kids

Families observing Veterans Day 2026 with children have several structured options:

  • Attend a local Veterans Day parade — use the city parade list in the Events section above
  • Watch the Arlington National Cemetery ceremony livestream together starting at 11:00 a.m. ET
  • Write letters or draw pictures for veterans at a local VA hospital or nursing home — many facilities welcome these, contact your nearest VA medical center to confirm protocols
  • Participate in a Veterans Day 5K race in your area
  • Visit a local war memorial or military museum
  • Complete a classroom activity using the VA’s educator toolkit, available at VA.gov

For children in elementary school, the VA publishes age-appropriate reading materials explaining the history of Veterans Day and what military service means.

How Businesses and Employers Can Observe Veterans Day 2026

Private-sector employers are not legally required to observe Veterans Day, but organizations that employ veterans have specific, actionable ways to recognize the day meaningfully.

Documented approaches that go beyond a social media post include:

  • Offering veteran employees a paid day off on November 11, 2026, even if the company does not formally close
  • Publicly recognizing veteran employees — with their consent — through internal communications or company channels
  • Organizing a company-wide volunteer day with a local VSO, such as the VFW or Disabled American Veterans (DAV)
  • Making a corporate donation to a vetted veteran organization and communicating it transparently to employees
  • Reviewing company hiring practices and participating in the Transition Assistance Program (TAP), which supports service members transitioning to civilian employment

HR professionals should note that the Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM) publishes guidance on veteran hiring, onboarding, and retention that is relevant year-round, not only on Veterans Day.

Volunteer and Donation Opportunities for Veterans Day 2026

The following organizations are recognized veteran service organizations (VSOs) accredited by the VA. Donations to accredited VSOs support legally verified veteran assistance programs.

OrganizationPrimary FocusWebsite
Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW)Advocacy, community support, veteran servicesvfw.org
American LegionAdvocacy, youth programs, veteran welfarelegion.org
Disabled American Veterans (DAV)Benefits assistance for disabled veteransdav.org
Wounded Warrior ProjectMental health, career counseling, peer supportwoundedwarriorproject.org
Fisher House FoundationHousing for veteran families near VA medical centersfisherhouse.org

Before donating to any organization, verify its accreditation status through the VA’s Office of General Counsel accreditation database at va.gov and its financial transparency rating through Charity Navigator or GuideStar.

Veterans Day and Veteran Mental Health: Resources That Matter

Veteran mental health is a documented public health issue that receives minimal dedicated coverage in most Veterans Day posts, despite consistent demand and widespread discussion in veteran communities.

The Veteran Suicide Crisis — Understanding the Data

The VA’s 2023 National Veteran Suicide Prevention Annual Report documented approximately 17.6 veteran suicides per day based on a broader data set.

The underlying crisis is real and recognized as a national priority by the VA, the Department of Defense, and Congress.

Veterans who are experiencing a mental health crisis or suicidal ideation can access immediate support through:

  • Veterans Crisis Line: Dial 988, then press 1
  • Text: Send a text to 838255
  • Online chat: VeteransCrisisLine.net
  • TTY: Dial 1-800-799-4889

The Veterans Crisis Line is staffed 24 hours a day, 7 days a week by VA responders, many of whom are veterans themselves. All contacts are confidential.

Veterans seeking non-crisis mental health support can access the VA’s telemental health services, which expanded significantly in 2024 and 2025. VA Video Connect allows veterans to attend therapy appointments remotely without traveling to a VA facility.

Women Veterans on Veterans Day

Women veterans represent a growing and frequently underrepresented segment of the veteran population. As of 2024, women make up approximately 10% of all living U.S. veterans, according to the VA’s National Center for Veterans Analysis and Statistics.

Women have served in every branch of the U.S. Armed Forces and in every era of modern conflict, including World War II, Vietnam, the Gulf War, Iraq, and Afghanistan. The VA reports that the number of women veterans using VA health care services increased by more than 100% between 2000 and 2020.

Veterans Day coverage and marketing that does not reflect women veterans presents an incomplete picture of American military service. The 2026 theme — “Veterans Helping Veterans and Their Families” — provides an explicit framework for including women veterans, particularly those serving as caregivers for other veterans or leading peer support programs.

National Women Veterans Day is observed on June 12. It is distinct from Veterans Day but related in purpose.

Veterans Day 2026 Frequently Asked Questions

When is Veterans Day 2026?

Veterans Day 2026 is on Wednesday, November 11, 2026. The date is permanently fixed to November 11 by federal law and does not shift to the nearest Monday.

Is Veterans Day 2026 a federal holiday?

Yes. Veterans Day is designated as a federal public holiday under 5 U.S.C. § 6103. Federal employees receive a paid day off on November 11, 2026. Private-sector employers are not legally required to observe the holiday.

Are banks open on Veterans Day 2026?

Most federally chartered banks are closed on Veterans Day 2026. The Federal Reserve is closed on all federal holidays, which means interbank transfers and ACH processing do not occur. ATMs remain operational. Online and mobile banking services are available. Credit unions and state-chartered banks may vary.

Is USPS open on Veterans Day 2026?

No. USPS does not deliver mail or operate retail post offices on Veterans Day. Mail is not collected or delivered. Package deliveries scheduled through USPS for November 11 will typically be delayed to November 12.

Does the stock market close on Veterans Day 2026?

No. Both the NYSE and Nasdaq remain open for normal trading on Veterans Day 2026. Veterans Day is not among the ten designated market holidays observed by U.S. stock exchanges.

Is Costco open on Veterans Day 2026?

Yes. Costco warehouses operate on Veterans Day. Costco observes a smaller set of holidays than federal law requires. Confirm your local store’s hours at costco.com.

Does FedEx deliver on Veterans Day 2026?

Yes. FedEx operates on Veterans Day. FedEx Express, FedEx Ground, and FedEx Home Delivery all operate on standard schedules on November 11. UPS also delivers on Veterans Day.

What is the difference between Veterans Day and Memorial Day?

Veterans Day honors all U.S. military veterans, living and deceased. Memorial Day honors only those who died in military service. Veterans Day is observed on November 11. Memorial Day is observed on the last Monday of May. Veterans Day is not a day of mourning — it is a day of recognition and celebration.

Who qualifies for Veterans Day discounts?

Most Veterans Day restaurant and retail discounts apply to active duty military, retired veterans, and honorably discharged veterans. Eligibility for reservists and National Guard members varies by business. Acceptable proof of service typically includes a military ID, DD-214, Veterans ID Card (VIC), or a state-issued driver’s license with a veteran designation. Confirm eligibility with each business before November 11.

Why is Veterans Day on November 11?

November 11 marks the date and hour that World War I ended. The armistice between the Allied forces and Germany took effect at 11:00 a.m. on November 11, 1918 — the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month. The date was first commemorated as Armistice Day and renamed Veterans Day in 1954.

What does the poppy symbolize on Veterans Day?

The red poppy is an international symbol of remembrance for fallen service members, originating from the poem “In Flanders Fields” written by Lieutenant Colonel John McCrae of the Canadian Army in 1915. Poppies grew over the graves of fallen soldiers in Belgium’s Flanders region after World War I. The tradition of wearing or distributing paper poppies was adopted by the American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars and remains associated with Veterans Day and Memorial Day observances.

Is Veterans Day always on November 11, or does it move to Monday?

Veterans Day is always observed on November 11 and does not shift to Monday. The Uniform Monday Holiday Act moved Veterans Day to the fourth Monday in October between 1971 and 1978, but the change was reversed due to public opposition. Since 1978, the holiday has been permanently fixed to November 11.

What is the 2026 Veterans Day theme?

The official 2026 Veterans Day theme is “Veterans Helping Veterans and Their Families,” as designated by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs.

What time is the Veterans Day ceremony at Arlington?

The national Veterans Day ceremony at Arlington National Cemetery begins at 11:00 a.m. Eastern Time on Wednesday, November 11, 2026. The ceremony includes a wreath-laying at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. The timing commemorates the exact hour the Armistice of 1918 took effect.

How do I watch the Veterans Day ceremony online?

The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs broadcasts the Arlington National Cemetery ceremony live at VA.gov. Livestream access details are typically published in October. The ceremony is also broadcast on C-SPAN.

Honoring Veterans Day 2026 Year-Round

Meaningful support for veterans does not begin or end on November 11. The 2026 official theme — “Veterans Helping Veterans and Their Families” — reflects an ongoing commitment, not a single-day gesture.

The most impactful actions include donating to VA-accredited organizations, volunteering with local VSOs, supporting veteran-owned businesses, and advocating for veteran employment and healthcare access throughout the year.

Resources from the VFW, American Legion, DAV, Wounded Warrior Project, and Fisher House Foundation are available year-round.

This page will be updated in real time from October 2026 onward as restaurant deals, parade routes, and event schedules are confirmed for November 11, 2026. Bookmark this page and return in October for verified deals and finalized event listings.

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