Printable calendar · April 2028
April 2028 calendar
A single-month calendar for April 2028, drawn to the real dimensions of US Letter or A4, with 30 days running Saturday to Sunday and no federal holiday in any of them. Starting the week on Monday changes this sheet: the six Sunday-start rows become five.
Holidays in April 2028
The federal rules return nothing for April 2028: no federal holiday falls within the month. The list below carries three observances instead, April Fools' Day, Easter Sunday and Earth Day. None of them is a federal date, so they are noted beneath the sheet and left unmarked in the grid.
- Sat, April 1: April Fools' Day observance
- Sun, April 16: Easter Sunday observance
- Sat, April 22: Earth Day observance
How this April 2028 page works
April begins on a Saturday and ends on a Sunday. There are no U.S. federal holidays this month, and the Holidays readout above the sheet shows 0 marked. Easter Sunday is April 16.
The drawing is an SVG in real-world units, so every position on the sheet is set in millimeters, and the print stylesheet passes the exact dimensions of your chosen paper to the print dialog, so the grid prints at the size it was drawn. No pre-made PDF sits behind the page; your browser renders the vectors and, if you choose Save as PDF, writes the file itself. The dates are computed: the script finds a Saturday start and thirty days, then fills the rows. Easter's date is calculated as well, and this year the calculation puts it on Sunday the 16th.
The sheet has no week numbers or moon phases, and no observance is drawn into a cell: April Fools' Day on the 1st, Easter on the 16th and Earth Day on the 22nd appear in the list under the sheet and nowhere in the grid. Two options change the drawing. The coloring layout moves the grid into the lower part of the page with a blank panel framed above it. The Monday week start makes the bigger difference this month, dropping April 2028 from six rows to five. Keep print scale at 100% ("Actual size"), or the measurements shrink with the page.