September 15

Honduras commemorated its 205th independence day on September 15 with official ceremonies, the reading of the 1821 Act of Independence, and artillery salutes, as President Asfura called for Hondurans to achieve true independence through work and unity.

COHEP confirmed that September 15, 2026, will be a fixed national holiday for Honduras's Independence Day, and Morazán Week will run October 7–9 for public employees and October 7–10 (with half-days at start and end) for private-sector workers, with differences reflecting each sector's labor rules.

Students at Instituto Gubernamental San Pablo are rehearsing bands, baton twirlers, and pom-pom squads—18 and 13 performers respectively—in preparation for Honduras's September 15 Independence Day parade marking the nation's 205th anniversary.

Roatán's civic committee is organizing September 15 independence parades featuring student participation, traditional dress, folkloric dance, and local entrepreneurs to celebrate Honduras's national holiday.

San Pedro Sula will mark Honduras's 205th independence anniversary with three days of parades (September 13–15), culminating in a special spectacle at Francisco Morazán Stadium that will include skydivers and Colombian musical groups.

The Ministry of Education has announced the lineup of 61 public and private schools that will march in Tegucigalpa's September 15 independence parade, organized into five blocks by district, with Instituto Central Vicente Cáceres closing the procession.

Honduras will see clear, warm conditions through mid-morning on September 15 before rain moves into the central region and south during the afternoon, with accumulations of 3–5 mm most places but 15–25 mm possible in parts of Olancho, Atlántida, and Comayagua.