2027 Calendar

2027 starts on a Friday and ends on a Friday, has 365 days (it is not a leap year) and 52 ISO weeks, with ISO week 1 starting on Monday, January 4. Instead of downloading a fixed PDF, this tool draws the calendar in your browser from the options you choose: a classic monthly wall or desk calendar, a weekly planner with ruled lines for each day and a to-do box, or a year-at-a-glance page with every federal holiday listed. Nothing is uploaded and there is no sign-up – the pages are generated on your device and sent straight to your printer or saved as a PDF.

Federal holidays are highlighted in the accent color: New Year's Day (Fri Jan 1), Martin Luther King Jr. Day (Mon Jan 18), Presidents' Day (Mon Feb 15), Memorial Day (Mon May 31), Juneteenth (Sat Jun 19), Independence Day (Sun Jul 4), Labor Day (Mon Sep 6), Columbus Day (Mon Oct 11), Veterans Day (Thu Nov 11), Thanksgiving (Thu Nov 25) and Christmas Day (Sat Dec 25). Widely marked observances such as Valentine's Day, Easter (Sun Mar 28), Mother's Day, Father's Day and Halloween appear in gray. The calendar shows the actual dates; when a federal holiday falls on a weekend, the day off for federal employees usually moves to the nearest Friday or Monday, so check your employer's or school's own calendar.

A monthly calendar is best for appointments, birthdays and bills you want to see at a glance. A weekly planner gives each day its own lined box, which suits school, work shifts and to-do lists. The year-at-a-glance page is handy for vacation planning or as the first page of a binder. You can print all twelve months or only the range you need, for example a school year from August to June across two printouts.

In the print dialog, keep the scale at 100% (or “Default”) and leave margins on default so each month fills exactly one page. Turn on “Background graphics” if the shaded empty days or colored holiday dots don't appear. For a binder, print the weekly planner double-sided; for a wall calendar, the monthly layout prints landscape automatically.