Plan 2027 before it starts
The last months of the year are when people plan the next one: vacation requests, school and college calendars, budgets, project roadmaps, wedding dates, sports seasons and shift schedules. A 2027 calendar on paper makes that planning easier to share. Pin it next to your desk, hand it out at a team meeting, or keep it in the front of a planner.
The yearly view fits the twelve months of 2027 on a single page, perfect for marking long weekends and seeing the shape of the year. The monthly view gives every month its own page with big boxes for appointments, birthdays, due dates and reminders.
2027 holidays marked for you
For the United States, the calendar marks the 2027 federal holidays as observed by the federal government, based on the U.S. Office of Personnel Management. One detail worth knowing: New Year's Day 2028 falls on a Saturday, so its observed federal holiday is Friday, December 31, 2027, and it appears on this calendar.
You can also mark the 2027 national holidays of Mexico, Colombia, Argentina, Chile, Peru, Venezuela, Spain or Brazil, which is helpful for teams and families spread across countries. Holidays are highlighted on the days and listed under the calendar.
Check the dates that matter
The 2027 holidays were verified against official sources in October 2026. Some countries publish or adjust their holidays for the coming year late in the current one, and any government can move or add a day off by law or decree. State, regional and local holidays are not included.
So treat the calendar as a reliable starting point and confirm any date you plan a trip or a deadline around, especially for your state, your employer or your school. If you need the current year instead, go to the general printable calendar, which covers 2026 to 2030.
Free and private
The calendar PDF is made in your browser. You don't need an account or an email address, there is no watermark, and nothing is sent anywhere. Print as many copies as you like, on plain paper or on card stock.
Month and weekday names can be in English, Spanish or Portuguese, and the paper can be Letter, common in the US and Canada, or A4, used in the UK, India and most other countries.