Printable calendars with holidays
Pick a country and a year: each calendar shows all 12 months with the national holidays highlighted (11 federal holidays in the United States, 10 in Brazil, 13 in Portugal) and prints on US Letter or A4 with the year on one page, one month per page or two months per page, as PDF or PNG.
Choose a country and year
| Country | 2026 | 2027 | 2028 |
|---|---|---|---|
| United States | United States 2026 calendar11 holidays, 250 business days | United States 2027 calendar11 holidays, 249 business days | United States 2028 calendar11 holidays, 250 business days |
| Brazil | Brazil 2026 calendar10 holidays, 252 business days | Brazil 2027 calendar10 holidays, 254 business days | Brazil 2028 calendar10 holidays, 251 business days |
| Portugal | Portugal 2026 calendar13 holidays, 252 business days | Portugal 2027 calendar13 holidays, 253 business days | Portugal 2028 calendar13 holidays, 250 business days |
Need a page per week instead of a year at a glance? The weekly planner prints one week with lines for each day, three priorities, a to-do list and a habit tracker, dated with the holidays or blank to reuse. Open the weekly planner
What makes a good printable calendar
- The right holidays for the country and year
- Movable feasts shift every year (Carnival, Easter, Corpus Christi), and US days off move when a holiday lands on a weekend. Every date here comes from the same legal rules used on the holiday pages.
- The week starting on the day you expect
- Sunday first in the United States and Brazil, Monday first in Portugal and in ISO 8601. Getting this wrong is the quickest way to write an appointment in the wrong box.
- Exact paper size
- A4 is 210 × 297 mm; US Letter is 8.5 × 11 in (215.9 × 279.4 mm), 5.9 mm wider and 17.6 mm shorter. A PDF laid out for one and printed on the other comes out shrunk or clipped.
- Room to write
- One month per page, two months per page or the notes column leave space for appointments and local holidays, which no national calendar includes.
- Readable in black and white
- Ink saver gives holidays an outline and bold type instead of a colored fill, so they stay visible on a mono printer and to readers who do not tell colors apart well.
The calendars are built in your browser: nothing is uploaded, and the PDF comes from the browser's own print function ("Save as PDF"). The one-page PNG is 300 DPI (2550 × 3300 pixels on US Letter, 2480 × 3508 on A4 portrait), enough for a print shop or a desktop wallpaper.
Holidays come from the same data as the holiday pages on this site, checked against 5 U.S.C. 6103 and the OPM schedules (United States), Lei 662/1949 and Portaria MGI 11.460/2025 (Brazil) and the Labour Code (Portugal).
Frequently asked questions
- How do I print a calendar on A4 or US Letter?
- Open the calendar for your country and year, pick the paper, the layout (year on one page or one month per page) and the orientation, and press Print / Save as PDF. In the browser dialog confirm the same paper, 100% scale, and turn off headers and footers.
- When is the next holiday?
- When this page was reviewed (September 27, 2026), the next day off was: in Brazil, Our Lady of Aparecida (Nossa Senhora Aparecida), Monday, October 12, 2026; in the United States, Columbus Day, Monday, October 12, 2026; and in Portugal, Republic Day (Implantação da República), Monday, October 5, 2026. The countdown at the top of the page is computed live from your device's date.
- How do I save the calendar as a PDF?
- Press Print / Save as PDF and pick "Save as PDF" (Chrome, Edge) or the PDF button in the print dialog (Safari on macOS) as the destination. The file keeps the paper and layout chosen in the builder.
- Do the calendars include state or local holidays?
- No. They mark national holidays (federal ones in the United States) and, separately, optional days such as Brazilian pontos facultativos or Portuguese Carnival. State, city and municipal holidays vary by place; the notes column is there for them.
- What is the difference between A4 and US Letter?
- A4 (210 × 297 mm, ISO 216) is the standard in Brazil, Portugal and most of the world. US Letter (8.5 × 11 in, 215.9 × 279.4 mm) is the standard in the United States and Canada. Pick the paper your printer holds.
Last reviewed by Arielton Oberek.