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February 2027 calendar

This page holds February 2027, the year's shortest month: 28 days, opening on a Monday and closing on a Sunday, drawn to the millimeter on one sheet. Presidents' Day is marked in its cell, and the layout options are set out below. Print it on Letter or A4 with either week start; nothing you do here leaves your browser.

SheetLetter 8.5×11 in PeriodFebruary 2027 Week rows5 rows Week startsSunday Holidays1 marked
February 2027SundayMondayTuesdayWednesdayThursdayFridaySaturday123456789101112131415Presidents' Day16171819202122232425262728

Holidays in February 2027

February 2027 has a single federal holiday, and it falls on a Monday, which turns the weekend before it into three days off for the federal workforce and the many employers that follow the federal schedule. The list below is computed from the same rules the sheet uses. It also includes two familiar observances, which are listed here and left unmarked in the grid above.

How this February 2027 page works

February begins on a Monday and ends on a Sunday. Monday start gives it four complete rows with no empty cells. Sunday start uses five rows, leaving the 28th on its final line. Presidents' Day is marked on Monday the 15th.

The sheet above is an SVG drawn in millimeters, so a distance in the drawing is a distance on paper. Pressing print gives the dialog the exact dimensions of the paper you selected (215.9 × 279.4 mm for Letter, 210 × 297 mm for A4), and the browser renders the PDF on its own; nothing is fetched from a server or uploaded to one. The dates come from calendar arithmetic: the grid works out where February 1, 2027 lands and how many days follow, then builds its cells to match. The holiday mark is computed the same way. Federal law fixes Washington's Birthday to the third Monday of February, and the sheet works out that Monday, which in 2027 is the 15th.

The sheet carries no week numbers and no moon phases. The two February observances in the list below are computed too, but they are not federal holidays, so they stay out of the cells; the grid marks only what federal rules define. Two options change the sheet. Monday start rearranges the columns and gives the four-row block described above. The Coloring top layout moves the grid into the lower part of the page and frames a blank panel over it, so a child can draw the month an adult is writing in. Whichever you pick, keep the print dialog's scale at 100%, sometimes labeled Actual size; a fit-to-page setting resizes the whole drawing, and then the printout no longer matches the preview.

Frequently asked questions

What day of the week does February 2027 start and end on?
February 1, 2027 falls on a Monday and February 28 on a Sunday, so the month opens a week and closes one. It holds 28 days; 2027 is a common year, so there is no 29th. If you are penciling in a schedule, the two observances and the one federal holiday all land by the 15th, which leaves the back half of the month clear.
Why does February 2027 fit perfectly into four weeks?
Because 28 days is exactly four weeks, and February 2027 begins on a Monday. Set the sheet so weeks run Monday through Sunday, and the 1st takes the first cell and the 28th the last: four full rows with no blanks. That happens only when a common-year February opens on the grid's first weekday, which most years do not offer. In the Sunday-first arrangement the same 28 days need five rows, with the 28th alone on the bottom one.
When is Presidents' Day in 2027?
Monday, February 15. The federal holiday is formally Washington's Birthday, set by statute to the third Monday of February, and the sheet marks it in the cell for the 15th. Valentine's Day falls on Sunday, February 14 this year, the middle day of that three-day weekend. If you are planning around school or office closures, start from the federal date and confirm local calendars, which sometimes differ.
Are Groundhog Day and Valentine's Day marked on the February 2027 calendar?
No. Both appear in the holiday list beneath the sheet, Groundhog Day on Tuesday, February 2 and Valentine's Day on Sunday, February 14, and neither gets a mark inside the grid. The cells carry federal holidays only, because a printed calendar that marks unofficial dates makes it harder to tell which closures are real. If either day matters to your household, the cells are sized for handwriting, so ink it in yourself.
Will this calendar print correctly on A4 as well as US Letter?
Yes. Choosing A4 redraws the grid from scratch for the 210 × 297 mm page, so cell proportions stay consistent on either paper. The print dialog receives the exact page dimensions along with the drawing, and the browser produces the output directly, with no server involved and nothing to download. The single setting to watch is scale: choose Actual size, and turn down any fit-to-page offer.

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