
The leap year 2020 on one printable sheet: a Wednesday start, a Saturday leap day and two Friday the 13ths, laid out with Sunday as the first day of each week.

The leap year 2020 on one printable sheet: a Wednesday start, a Saturday leap day and two Friday the 13ths, laid out with Sunday as the first day of each week.

All of 2021 on one printable page, from a Friday to a Friday, the year Juneteenth became a federal holiday, with every month drawn in plain black.

2022 at a glance on a single sheet: a year that ran from Saturday to Saturday, with its 53 Saturdays, ready to print in any of five designs.

The full 2023 calendar on one page, a year that opened and closed on a Sunday, so January fills the first square of the very first week.

Leap year 2024 on one printable sheet, from a Monday in January to a Tuesday in December, with an early Easter and a Thursday leap day.

2025 on one printable page: a common year bracketed by Wednesdays, with a late Easter and only one Friday the 13th, in June.

This year, 2026, on one page: a common year from Thursday to Thursday, with three Friday the 13ths and the 250th Fourth of July.

The coming year 2027 on one sheet, opening and closing on a Friday, with an early Easter and three holidays that shift off the weekend.

Leap year 2028 on a single printable sheet, starting on a Saturday and ending on a Sunday, with four months of five full weekends.

2029 laid out on one page, a Monday-to-Monday year in which Easter Sunday lands on April Fools’ Day.

The year 2030 on a single sheet, a common year from one Tuesday to another, with a late Easter and no holiday pushed off a weekend.

2031 on one page, a common year that begins and ends midweek, with its single Friday the 13th in June.

Leap year 2032 on one sheet, from a Thursday to a Friday, with a leap day that falls on a Sunday.

The year 2033 on one printable page, Saturday to Saturday, with New Year’s Day observed back in 2032.

2034 printed on a single sheet, with a Sunday at each end of the year, two Friday the 13ths and the midterm elections.

The year 2035 on one printable sheet, a Monday-to-Monday year with one of the earliest Easters of its decade.

Leap year 2036 on one page, from a Tuesday to a Wednesday, with its leap day on a Friday and a presidential election in November.

The year 2037 on one printable sheet, a Thursday-to-Thursday year whose dates repeat those of 2026 exactly.

2038 on one page, a Friday-to-Friday year in which Easter takes its latest possible date, April 25.

2039 on a single sheet, a Saturday-to-Saturday year with three holidays moved off the weekend.

Leap year 2040 on one printable page, Sunday to Monday, with three Friday the 13ths and a presidential election.