Printable calendar · January 2028
January 2028 calendar
A single-month calendar for January 2028, drawn to the true measurements of US Letter or A4 so the printed sheet matches the drawing, with New Year's Day and Martin Luther King Jr. Day marked in their cells. The month opens on a Saturday and runs 31 days, so it needs six week rows whichever day you start the week on.
Holidays in January 2028
January 2028 has two federal holidays. New Year's Day falls on a Saturday this year, and the federal shift rule moves the day off back to Friday, December 31, a date in the previous month, so no observed mark appears on this sheet. The list below is computed from the federal rules, and each entry shows the weekday it falls on in 2028.
- Sat, January 1: New Year's Day federal holiday
- Mon, January 17: Martin Luther King Jr. Day federal holiday
How this January 2028 page works
January 1, 2028 falls on a Saturday, so in the default Sunday-start layout it sits alone in the last cell of the first row. The first Monday is the 3rd. If you want the columns to match another planner, set the week start before printing; the Week rows readout above the sheet shows 6 rows with either choice.
The sheet is an SVG drawn in real-world units, so every line on it has a position in millimeters. When you print, the page gives your dialog the exact dimensions of the paper you picked, Letter or A4, and the grid prints at that size. No pre-built PDF sits behind the page: your browser renders the drawing, and if you choose Save as PDF, the browser writes the file. The dates are computed: the script works out that January 2028 begins on a Saturday and holds 31 days, then fills the rows cell by cell. Both holiday marks come from their federal definitions, a fixed date for New Year's Day and the third Monday of the month for Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
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 below the sheet. January 2028 has none, so its list holds just the two federal days. Two options change the drawing itself. The coloring layout moves the grid into the lower part of the page and leaves a blank panel above it, so a child can draw the month while the dates stay usable. A Monday week start puts the 1st and 2nd in the last two cells of the first row. Whichever you choose, keep the print scale at 100% ("Actual size"); a fit-to-page option shrinks the grid and its millimeters with it.