December 2027 calendar printable
December 2027 runs 31 days, from Wednesday to Friday. Below are the month's holidays, moon phases, and week numbers, plus a generator that exports a print-ready PDF.
December 2027 key dates
Every figure below is calculated from the real December 2027 date grid.
- Days
- 31
- Weekdays
- 23
- Weekend days
- 8
- Starts on
- Wednesday
- Ends on
- Friday
- ISO weeks
- W48–W52
- Calendar rows
- 5
- Quarter
- Q4
Moon phases in December 2027
Principal phase dates, accurate to within a day. Enable the moon phase option in the generator to print these on the grid.
| Date | Phase |
|---|---|
| December 6 | First quarter |
| December 13 | Full moon |
| December 20 | Last quarter |
| December 28 | New moon |
Public holidays in December 2027
National public holidays for the United States. Switch country, state, or region inside the generator.
| Date | Day | Holiday | Effect this year |
|---|---|---|---|
| December 24 | Friday | Christmas Day (substitute day) | Three-day weekend |
| December 25 | Saturday | Christmas Day | Falls on the weekend |
| December 31 | Friday | New Year's Day (substitute day) | Three-day weekend |
Planning December 2027
Year-end plans and the handoff to January
December's usable working time is shorter than its 31 days suggest: Christmas Day falls on the 25th, most school winter breaks begin in the third week, and the final week is largely closed for business. Plan deadlines against the second and third weeks rather than the month end. Because the month often spans six calendar rows and its last days belong to the following week, a printed December is one of the few where checking the row count before printing genuinely matters.
Print your December 2027 calendar
December 2027 is already selected. Adjust week start, holidays, paper size, and notes, then export a vector PDF.
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