Printable calendar · February 2027
February 2027 calendar
Twenty-eight days, one sheet, drawn to the millimeter. This page holds February 2027 — the year's shortest month, opening on a Monday and closing on a Sunday — with Presidents' Day marked in its cell and the layout options set out below. Letter or A4, either week convention, and the printout matches the preview exactly; nothing you do here leaves your browser.
Holidays in February 2027
February 2027 carries a single federal holiday, and it sits where a planner wants it: on a Monday, turning the weekend ahead of it into three days off for the federal workforce and many employers that follow the federal schedule. The list below is computed from the same rules the sheet uses, and it includes two familiar observances that are listed here but left unmarked in the grid above.
- Tue, February 2 — Groundhog Day observance
- Sun, February 14 — Valentine's Day observance
- Mon, February 15 — Washington's Birthday (Presidents' Day) federal holiday
How this February 2027 page works
February is the month that fits. At 28 days it is the only month that can close without a remainder, and in 2027 it does: the first falls on a Monday, the twenty-eighth on a Sunday, and with weeks arranged Monday through Sunday the month locks into a clean four-row block with no empty cells — a shape the grid produces only when a common-year February opens on the layout's first day. The Sunday arrangement spans five rows instead, leaving the 28th alone on its final line. Either way, this is the sheet for the mid-winter stretch: Presidents' Day lands on Monday the 15th, and the three-day weekend it caps is why February tends to get printed early — travel plans, school breaks, and coverage rosters all hang on that block.
The sheet above is not an image; it is an SVG drawn in millimeters, so a distance in the drawing is a distance on paper. Pressing print hands 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. No one typed these dates into a template: the grid asks calendar arithmetic where February 1, 2027 lands and how many days follow, then builds its cells to match. The holiday mark follows the same discipline. Federal law fixes Washington's Birthday to the third Monday of February; the sheet derives that Monday, which in 2027 is the 15th.
A few deliberate omissions first. The sheet carries no week numbers and no moon phases, and the two February observances in the list below — computed, but not federal — stay out of the cells: the grid marks only what federal rules define. Two options are worth knowing. Monday start rearranges the columns and is the setting that yields the four-row block described above. The Coloring top layout compresses the grid into the lower portion of the page and frames a blank panel over it, so a child can draw the month an adult is writing in — a sheet that ends the month in a keepsake drawer, not the recycling. Whichever you pick, hold the print dialog's scale at 100%, sometimes labeled Actual size; any fit-to-page setting resizes the whole drawing.