Printable calendar · December 2027
December 2027 calendar
December 2027 runs thirty-one days, opens on a Wednesday, and ends on a Friday. This sheet arrives with its federal markings in place — including the two observed Fridays, December 24 and December 31, that shorten the year's last two working weeks. Print it for a wall, a desk, or a fridge: Letter or A4, drawn to the physical dimensions of the paper it will land on.
Holidays in December 2027
December's list is short but carries a wrinkle: both of the month's weekday closings are observation shifts — the federal rule that moves a Saturday holiday's day off to the Friday before it. Every entry below is computed from those rules, and each states whether it is an actual date or an observed one. New Year's Eve appears as an observance: not a federal holiday, so it stays off the grid.
- Fri, December 24 — Christmas Day (observed) federal observed date
- Sat, December 25 — Christmas Day federal holiday
- Fri, December 31 — New Year's Day (observed) federal observed date
- Fri, December 31 — New Year's Eve observance
How this December 2027 page works
Christmas Day falls on Saturday the 25th, with its federal observance on Friday the 24th. New Year's Day 2028 is also a Saturday, so its observed date falls in this month: Friday, December 31. The sheet marks both observed Fridays alongside Christmas Day itself.
The sheet is an SVG whose units are millimeters, so a cell height or a margin is a physical measurement, not a share of whatever screen it is previewed on. At print time a page rule declares the exact dimensions of Letter or A4 to the dialog, and the browser does the rendering — choose 'Save as PDF' and the file is produced on your machine, no server involved. The calendar content is built the same way: December 2027's Wednesday opening, its 31 days, and its five rows come from the browser's date functions when the page loads, and the holiday marks come from applying the federal observation rules to that computed grid. Nothing on the sheet is hand-maintained, so there is no stale table for reality to disagree with.
What the grid leaves out is deliberate. No week numbers, no moon phases, and no non-federal observances in the cells: New Year's Eve lives in the list below the sheet, where a note can carry context a small cell cannot. Two options change the sheet's shape. A Monday start rebuilds the grid with the weekend paired at the row's end — still five rows for this month. The coloring-top layout compresses the same December grid into the lower part of the page and frames a blank panel above it for a child to draw in. Whichever you choose, the print dialog's scale must stay at 100%, or 'Actual size'; any fit-to-page setting resizes the millimeters away.