Printable calendar · November 2026
November 2026 calendar
November 2026 opens on a Sunday and closes on a Monday, which makes it the one month this autumn where the week start changes the height of the grid: five week rows if your week starts on Sunday, six if it starts on Monday. Two federal holidays are marked in their cells: Veterans Day on Wednesday the 11th and Thanksgiving on Thursday the 26th.
Holidays in November 2026
The list below is worked out from the federal holiday rules for November 2026's own weekdays, with nothing carried over from another year's table. Federal holidays are also marked inside their grid cells; observances appear in this list only, so the printed cells stay clear. November has two federal dates this year, both on weekdays, so no observed-day substitution applies to either.
- Sun, November 1: Daylight Saving Time ends (clocks back) observance
- Tue, November 3: Election Day (US) observance
- Wed, November 11: Veterans Day federal holiday
- Thu, November 26: Thanksgiving Day federal holiday
How this November 2026 page works
November starts on a Sunday. The Sunday-start grid needs five rows, and Monday start needs six because the 1st sits alone at the end of its first row; the readout above the sheet shows the row count for the week start you pick. Check school calendars separately, since closures vary by district. The Print / Save as PDF button redraws the sheet from your current settings before the dialog opens, so the printout uses the week start you just picked. December 2026 and every other month in the series are linked at the foot of the page.
The sheet above is an SVG drawn in real millimeter units, so at 100% print scale a cell on paper is exactly as wide as the drawing says. At print time the page gives the print dialog the dimensions of Letter or A4 paper and the browser prints the sheet at that size; there is no fixed PDF to rescale and nothing to download. The code finds that the month opens on a Sunday, counts out 30 days and wraps them into as many week rows as the chosen week start needs: five or six this month.
There are no week numbers along the edge and no lunar phases in the corners; some planners want them and others find them clutter. The end of daylight saving time on Sunday, November 1 and Election Day on Tuesday the 3rd are listed below the sheet and left unmarked in the grid. Election Day is not a federal holiday, and closures for it differ from state to state, so a marked cell would suggest a closure that does not apply everywhere. If your week runs Monday to Sunday, expect a six-row grid this month.