Here is a brief history of Presidents Day: The day does honor the first president's birthday, which falls on Feb. 22. So, no, it's not on his actual birthday — in fact, it never is. But ...

The origins of Presidents Day lie in salutes to George Washington's Feb. 22 birthday, some highly ceremonial and others strikingly unusual.

Presidents Day, also known as Washington's Birthday, is a federal holiday observed on the third Monday of February. Financial markets, including the NYSE and Nasdaq, are closed on Presidents Day.

While many schools and companies may be closed for the day and the United States Postal Service shuts down, there's also an impact on the stock market.

Presidents Day is Monday, February 17, and is considered a federal holiday, meaning some stores and services will close.

Presidents Day, also known as Washington's Birthday, is a federal holiday observed on the third Monday of February. As a result, financial markets, including the NYSE and Nasdaq, will be closed.