Printable calendar · November 2028
November 2028 calendar
A single-month calendar for November 2028, drawn to the true measurements of US Letter or A4, with Veterans Day, its observed date and Thanksgiving all marked in their cells. Thirty days from a Wednesday to a Thursday, in five week rows.
Holidays in November 2028
November 2028 is the month where the federal shift rule is visible on the sheet. Veterans Day is fixed to November 11, which falls on a Saturday in 2028, so the federal day off moves to Friday, November 10 — and both dates are marked, the holiday and its observed date. Thanksgiving Day is the fourth Thursday, November 23. Daylight Saving Time ending and Election Day appear in the list below as observances rather than grid marks.
- Sun, November 5 — Daylight Saving Time ends (clocks back) observance
- Tue, November 7 — Election Day (US) observance
- Fri, November 10 — Veterans Day (observed) federal observed date
- Sat, November 11 — Veterans Day federal holiday
- Thu, November 23 — Thanksgiving Day federal holiday
How this November 2028 page works
November 2028 carries more marked dates than any other month in the year, and one of them exists only because of a rule. Veterans Day falls on Saturday the 11th, so the federal observance moves back to Friday the 10th, and the sheet shows both — the date the holiday is, and the date the day off is taken. Thanksgiving follows on the 23rd. Between them sit the two dates people most often forget to write down: clocks going back on Sunday the 5th, and Election Day on Tuesday the 7th.
The sheet is an SVG drawn in millimeter units, so every cell has a physical size before a rendered one, and the print stylesheet passes the exact dimensions of Letter or A4 to your print dialog. No pre-built PDF sits behind the page — the browser renders the vectors and writes the file itself if you choose Save as PDF. The marks are computed, not transcribed: Thanksgiving is found by counting to the fourth Thursday, and the Veterans Day pair is produced by evaluating the weekend-shift rule against November 11 and getting back a second date. Nothing about that is special-cased for this month.
Left off deliberately: week numbers, moon phases, and non-federal observances inside the grid. Daylight Saving Time ending on the 5th and Election Day on the 7th are listed below the sheet, not drawn into cells — a distinction worth knowing, because neither is a federal holiday however consequential the second one is. Two options change the drawing: the coloring layout, which compresses the grid beneath a framed blank panel, and the Monday week start, which reorders columns without altering November's five-row shape. Print scale stays at 100% — "Actual size".