Do you have any plans for the 'holiday weekend'? [=a weekend that is preceded or followed by a holiday]
She spent two weeks 'on holiday' [=('US') 'on vacation'] in Italy.
The stock market is closed tomorrow because it's a 'holiday'.
(..) And that's all we need. That's right. SARAH: No, no, no, don't feel bad. You can call us anytime. HENRY: Call us morning, noon or night. SARAH: Weekends, holidays. No, we will pick up the phone on Christmas. HENRY: Oh, well, I don't... Will we? SARAH: Yeah, you can call us on Christmas. (..)2016 Storks