Yearly calendarsAny year
Yearly calendar
The whole year on one sheet. Twelve small month grids with the year's holidays shaded, and the list of holidays with their dates printed alongside. Any year from 1900 to 2100, Sunday or Monday start, portrait or landscape.
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On this page
What prints
The year is printed large at the top. Below it, the twelve months sit in a grid: three across and four down in portrait, four across and three down in landscape. Each month has its name, single-letter weekday headings and its dates. Holidays are shaded and printed in bold, and the full list of holidays with their dates prints underneath in portrait or down the right side in landscape.
A yearly calendar is for seeing the shape of a year: how many weeks are left before a deadline, which month has five Fridays, or where the long weekends fall. For writing in appointments, a monthly calendar gives you far more room.
The settings
- Year. Any year from 1900 to 2100.
- Week starts on. Sunday (US) or Monday (ISO and most of Europe).
- Holidays. US holidays and observances, federal holidays only, or none. With None, the page drops the list and the month grids grow to fill the space.
- Orientation. Portrait fits a binder or a bulletin board. Landscape fits a desk or the inside of a cabinet door.
Worked example: the 2027 year page
Set Year to 2027 and keep Holidays on US holidays and observances. The page prints twelve small months, and the list beside or below them shows 26 dates. Eleven of them are federal holidays.
Three of those federal holidays fall on a weekend in 2027. Juneteenth is on a Saturday, so it is observed on Friday, June 18. Independence Day is on a Sunday, so it is observed on Monday, July 5. Christmas is on a Saturday, so it is observed on Friday, December 24. The observed days are shaded on the page as well. There is one more day off: New Year's Day 2028 is a Saturday, so it is observed on Friday, December 31, 2027. Federal offices therefore close on 12 weekdays in 2027, not 11.
Which holidays are shaded
The shading marks each holiday on the date it falls, and federal holidays on a weekend are also shaded on the weekday they are observed. For example, Christmas Day 2027 is a Saturday, so Friday, December 24 is shaded as well. The list prints the holiday's own date.
The observances included are the ones most US calendars print: New Year's Eve and Day, Groundhog Day, Valentine's Day, St. Patrick's Day, April Fools' Day, Good Friday and Easter, Earth Day, Mother's and Father's Day, Flag Day, Halloween, Election Day in even years, Christmas Eve, and the start and end of daylight saving time.
Each recent and upcoming year also has its own page with every holiday written out, such as the yearly calendars by year.