In 2015.
After 2011, 2015 is the next year where the 4th of July is a Saturday.
The last time July 4th fell on a Saturday was in 2020. The next occurrence will be in 2026. July 4th falls on the same day of the week every 5, 6, or 11 years due to the leap years in the calendar.
July 4th falls on a weekend every few years. Notably, in 2020, July 4th was on a Saturday. Other recent instances include 2015 (Saturday) and 2009 (Saturday). The next occurrence after 2020 will be in 2026, when July 4th will again fall on a Saturday.
July 4th 1984 was a Wednesday.
The 4th of July 2009 was a Saturday.
Saturday, 4th July 1863.
Friday 4th of July 2008. Saturday 4th of July 2009. Sunday 4th of July 2010. Monday 4th of July 2011. Wednesday 4th of July 2012. Thursday 4th of July 2013. Friday 4th of July 2014. Saturday 4th of July 2015. Monday 4th of July 2016. Tuesday 4th of July 2017.
July 4th, 2018 will be on a Wednesday.
It fell on all days of the week, as follows: Friday 4th of July 1989 Saturday 4th of July 1990 Sunday 4th of July 1991 Tuesday 4th of July 1992 Wednesday 4th of July 1993 Thursday 4th of July 1994 Friday 4th of July 1995 Sunday 4th of July 1996 Monday 4th of July 1997 Tuesday 4th of July 1998 Wednesday 4th of July 1999 Friday 4th of July 2000 Saturday 4th of July 2001 Sunday 4th of July 2002 Monday 4th of July 2003 Wednesday 4th of July 2004 Thursday 4th of July 2005 Friday 4th of July 2006 Saturday 4th of July 2007 Monday 4th of July 2008 Tuesday 4th of July 2009 Wednesday 4th of July 2010 Thursday 4th of July 2011 Saturday 4th of July 2012 Sunday 4th of July 2013 Monday 4th of July 2014 Tuesday 4th of July 2015 Thursday 4th of July 2016 Friday 4th of July 2017
4th July 2009 was a Saturday.
Yes, exactly 14.25% of all Oct. 4ths are Saturdays. The last time it was a Saturday was in 2008, and the next time will be in 2014.
Saturday.