Online calendar 2026 with templates for PDF, Excel and Word to download and print
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View a practical and versatile online calendar for the year 2026, tailored for the United. All eleven US federal holidays are marked, and the calendar is completely free to use — no registration, no software, and nothing to install. Simply open it in your browser and start planning.
The full twelve months are laid out on a single screen in a clear, structured grid, giving you a comprehensive overview of the year at a glance. The months are arranged three to a row, so each row forms a natural quarter, and within each month the weeks run from Sunday to Saturday. Weekends are color-coded throughout, with Sundays and Saturdays shaded so the working week stands out immediately. Links at the top take you straight to 2025 and 2027 whenever your planning reaches beyond the current year.
Federal holidays are outlined in red and explained in the legend below the calendar, with weekend holidays shown on the day they're actually observed. That means Independence Day 2026 gives you a long weekend starting Friday, July 3. The second half of the year is unusually generous: Juneteenth (Friday, June 19), the observed Independence Day (Friday, July 3), and Christmas Day (Friday, December 25) all fall on a Friday, making 2026 a strong year for three-day weekends without spending any vacation days.
* Presidents' Day:
The official federal name for Presidents' Day is Washington's Birthday in accordance with 5 U.S. Code § 6103 - Holidays. The name Presidents' Day (also often written President's Day or Presidents Day) is used here because the holiday is widely known under this name and is often an occasion to honor the incumbent president and all persons who have served as president, not just George Washington. More
Printable calendars for 2026 in PDF, Excel and Word formats
2026 printable calendar templates
A selection of calendar templates for 2026 in landscape and portrait orientation, suitable for a variety of applications. Free to download and print.
