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Printable calendar · January 2027

January 2027 calendar

A single-month calendar for January 2027, drawn to the real measurements of US Letter or A4 so the printed page matches the drawing, with New Year's Day and Martin Luther King Jr. Day marked in their cells. The month opens on a Friday and runs 31 days, with room on one sheet to write down the year's first plans.

SheetLetter 8.5×11 in PeriodJanuary 2027 Week rows6 rows Week startsSunday Holidays2 marked
January 2027SundayMondayTuesdayWednesdayThursdayFridaySaturday1New Year's Day23456789101112131415161718MLK Jr. Day19202122232425262728293031

Holidays in January 2027

January 2027 has two federal holidays, both on weekdays, so neither picks up a separate observed date this month. The list below is computed from the federal rules: fixed dates stay put, and floating holidays are found by counting weekdays. Each entry shows the day of the week it falls on in 2027. Anything your school or employer adds is yours to pencil in.

How this January 2027 page works

January 1, 2027 falls on a Friday. The sheet gives each of the month's 31 days a writable cell, with federal holidays already marked. Choose Letter or A4 to match the paper in your printer.

The sheet is an SVG drawn in real-world units: every line on it has a millimeter position, and the print stylesheet gives your print dialog the exact dimensions of the paper you selected, Letter or A4, so nothing is squeezed to fit on the way out. No pre-made PDF sits behind this page. Your browser renders the drawing, and if you choose Save as PDF, the browser itself writes the file. The dates are computed: the script works out that January 2027 begins on a Friday and holds 31 days, then fills six Sunday-start rows cell by cell. Each holiday mark comes from its federal definition and lands on the day that rule produces.

The sheet has no week numbers and no moon phases, and it draws no non-federal observances into the cells. When a month has observances they appear in the list further down the page; for January 2027 that list holds just the two federal days. Two options change the sheet itself. The coloring layout moves the grid into the lower part of the page and frames a blank panel above it, so a child can draw the month while the dates stay usable. Starting the week on Monday fits January into five rows, one fewer than the Sunday-start grid. Whichever you choose, keep the print scale at 100% ("Actual size"); a fit-to-page option shrinks the grid and its measurements with it.

Frequently asked questions

What day of the week does January 2027 start on?
On a Friday. New Year's Day is the month's first dated cell, so 2027 opens straight into a long weekend, and the last day, January 31, falls on a Sunday. In the default Sunday-start layout those 31 days spread across six week rows, and the first row holds only two dated cells.
What federal holidays are in January 2027?
Two: New Year's Day on Friday, January 1, and Martin Luther King Jr. Day on Monday, January 18, the third Monday of the month, which is how the federal rule defines it. Both are marked in their grid cells on this sheet. January 2027 has no other federal holidays, so the remaining 29 days print unmarked.
Are there any observed holiday dates in January 2027?
No. The federal shift rule applies only when a holiday lands on a weekend: a Saturday holiday is taken the Friday before, and a Sunday holiday the Monday after. Both of January 2027's holidays already fall on weekdays, a Friday and a Monday, so the date marked in the cell is also the federal day off, and no second marked date appears on this sheet.
Can I use this January 2027 calendar as a habit tracker?
Yes. Each of the 31 day cells is large enough for a short note or a single tick, and a month is an easier span to commit a new routine to than a year: the sheet ends, you print February 2027, and the streak either continues or starts again. January 1 is both a Friday and a holiday, which gives the routine a three-day start before the first full week.
Will the January 2027 calendar print on A4 as well as US Letter?
Yes, as separate drawings: pick the paper size and the grid is generated for those exact dimensions. Your print dialog receives the true page measurements along with the sheet, so day cells come out at the size shown. Check one thing before you print: the scale setting needs to stay on "Actual size", with any shrink-to-fit mode turned off.

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