Public holidays in Armenia

The following is a list of holidays in Armenia.
Legal holidays and remembrance days.
Non-working legal holidays and remembrance days.
Per law 16 days are declared as non-working. However, as 8 days from December 31 to January 7 are consecutive, at least two of these will span over weekend days, which are non-working anyway.
Other legal holidays.
These are mentioned in the relevant law, but are not specified as non-working.
Other traditional, international and professional holidays, as well as religious holidays, can also be celebrated in Armenia. National minorities can also celebrate their national holidays.
Reshuffling by government.
Government is allowed to swap working and non-working days. It usually makes use of this e.g. declaring Easter Monday (calculated according to Armenian Apostolic Church, and in general not always coinciding with Orthodox or Western Easter day calculations) non-working, while one of proximate Saturdays becomes a working days instead.
Other memorable days.
On the fourth Sunday before 15 August (Dormition/Assumption), a special celebration called "Vardavar" (Վարդավար) takes place, where anyone is free to soak others with water from spray guns, hoses or even buckets.