adult fiction and non-fiction; children's fiction and non-fiction; reference materials, magazines, daily newspapers, and DVDs. The library system also houses original and microfilm collections of Virgin Islands Archives, records, newspapers and other materials. The Virgin Islands Automated Library System provides a database and computerized support network for books, reading materials and patron records for the library and archives collections. The viNGN Public Computer Centers provide patrons with free access to high-speed connections to access the Internet and the World Wide Web. Public holidays January 1: New Year's Day January 6: Three Kings Day January (third Monday): Martin Luther King, Jr. Day February (third Monday): Presidents' Day March 31: Transfer Day (celebrates the transfer of the islands from Denmark to the US) March–April: Holy Thursday, Good Friday, Easter Monday May (fourth Monday): Memorial Day June 19: Juneteenth July 3: Emancipation Day July 4: U.S. Independence Day September (first Monday): Labor Day October (second Monday): Virgin Islands–Puerto Rico Friendship Day/Columbus Day November 1: D. Hamilton Jackson Day (also known as "Liberty Day", or "Bull and Bread Day") November 11: Veterans Day November (fourth Thursday): Thanksgiving Day December 25: Christmas December 26: Christmas Second Day (also known as "Boxing Day") Virgin Islands government employees are also given administrative leave for St. Croix carnival events in January and St. Thomas carnival events in April/May. Sports Basketball is one of the popular sports in the Virgin Islands. There is currently one player in the NBA from the Virgin Islands, 2019 NBA Draft pick Nicolas Claxton, who plays for the Brooklyn Nets. Retired five-time NBA champion Tim Duncan of the San Antonio Spurs also is a native of the Virgin Islands. Consensus 2022 NCAA women's player of the year and USA national team member Aliyah Boston (University of South Carolina) was born and raised in St. Thomas. In cricket, Virgin Islanders are eligible to compete internationally as part of the West Indies. The most recent Virgin Islander to be named to the West Indies squad is Hayden Walsh Jr., who was born in St. Croix. In regional Caribbean competitions, Virgin Islanders compete in List A and first-class cricket as part of the Leeward Islands cricket team. Currently, the Virgin Islands are not represented in Caribbean Twenty20 leagues. There are also a men's and women's national soccer teams. See also Outline of the United States Virgin Islands Index of United States Virgin Islands-related articles Bibliography of the