Printable calendar · September 2028
September 2028 calendar
A single-month calendar for September 2028, drawn to the true measurements of US Letter or A4, with Labor Day marked in its cell. Thirty days running Friday to Saturday, arranged in five week rows.
Holidays in September 2028
September 2028 carries one federal holiday: Labor Day on Monday, September 4. The federal rule places it on the first Monday in September rather than a fixed date, so it is located by counting forward from the 1st. Because it is defined as a Monday it can never generate an observed date. No other observances fall in the month's list.
- Mon, September 4 — Labor Day federal holiday
How this September 2028 page works
September 2028 opens on a Friday and puts Labor Day on Monday the 4th, which means the school year and the last long weekend of summer collide in the first week. That is the practical reason this sheet gets printed in August: everything after the 4th is a clean run of unmarked cells, and thirty days in five rows leaves each of them tall enough to write a full line in. It is a planning month with one interruption right at the front.
This sheet is an SVG drawn in millimeter units — every cell has a physical width before it has a screen width — and the print stylesheet passes your dialog the exact page dimensions for the size you selected. There is no stored PDF behind the page: the browser renders the vectors, and Save as PDF means the browser writes the file. The dates are computed rather than transcribed, and Labor Day is placed from its federal definition, the first Monday of September, rather than read from a table.
Deliberately left out: week numbers, moon phases, and non-federal observances drawn into the grid — September 2028's list carries none of the latter in any case. Two options change the drawing. The coloring layout compresses the grid into the lower part of the page with a blank panel framed above it. The Monday week start reorders the columns and leaves the five-row shape unchanged. Print scale stays at 100% ("Actual size"), since a fit-to-page option shrinks the grid and its measurements together.