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United States Calendar 2027
with week numbers & holidays

United States monthly calendar 2027 with ISO week numbers

January 2027United States

January 2027 calendar for United States with ISO week numbers and holidays
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United States holidays & observances 2027 — dates and week numbers

Clock changes 2027: Clocks go forward 1 hour at 2:00 a.m. on Sunday, March 14, 2027 and back 1 hour at 2:00 a.m. on Sunday, November 7, 2027 (not in Hawaii and most of Arizona).

United States holidays and observances 2027
NameDateWeekdayWeekDay offTypeWhere
New Year's DayFirst day of the Gregorian calendar year.Friday53Same dayFederal holidayNationwide
Martin Luther King Jr. DayThird Monday of January, honoring civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr.Monday3Same dayFederal holidayNationwide
Groundhog DayPunxsutawney Phil predicts whether spring comes early.Tuesday5—ObservanceNationwide
Lunar New YearYear of the Goat begins.Saturday5—Religious / culturalNationwide
Ramadan beginsApproximate; depends on moon sighting.Monday6—Religious / culturalNationwide
Mardi GrasFat Tuesday, the day before Ash Wednesday; a public holiday in parts of Louisiana.Tuesday6—ObservanceNationwide
Ash WednesdayStart of Lent in Western Christianity.Wednesday6—Religious / culturalNationwide
Valentine's DayCelebration of love and affection.Sunday6—ObservanceNationwide
Presidents' DayWashington's Birthday, the third Monday of February.Monday7Same dayFederal holidayNationwide
Spring break seasonMost schools and colleges take one week off in this window; exact week varies by district. – Monday10—School & holiday periodNationwide
Eid al-FitrEnd of Ramadan. Approximate; depends on moon sighting.Wednesday10—Religious / culturalNationwide
Daylight saving time startsClocks go forward 1 hour at 2:00 a.m. local time (spring forward).Sunday10—Clock changeNationwide
St. Patrick's DayCelebration of Irish heritage with parades nationwide.Wednesday11—ObservanceNationwide
Good FridayCommemorates the crucifixion of Jesus. Public holiday in some states, stock markets closed.Friday12—Religious / culturalNationwide
Easter SundayChristian holiday celebrating the resurrection of Jesus.Sunday12—Religious / culturalNationwide
April Fools' DayDay of pranks and hoaxes.Thursday13—ObservanceNationwide
Tax DayUsual deadline for filing federal income tax returns.Thursday15—ObservanceNationwide
Passover beginsFirst day of Passover (begins at sundown the evening before).Thursday16—Religious / culturalNationwide
Earth DayGlobal day of environmental awareness.Thursday16—ObservanceNationwide
Cinco de MayoCelebration of Mexican-American culture.Wednesday18—ObservanceNationwide
Mother's DaySecond Sunday of May.Sunday18—ObservanceNationwide
Eid al-AdhaFestival of Sacrifice. Approximate; depends on moon sighting.Monday20—Religious / culturalNationwide
Memorial DayLast Monday of May, honoring military personnel who died in service.Monday22Same dayFederal holidayNationwide
Summer vacation (typical)Typical K-12 summer break; varies by state and district. – Monday23—School & holiday periodNationwide
Flag DayCommemorates the adoption of the US flag in 1777.Monday24—ObservanceNationwide
JuneteenthNational Independence Day marking the end of slavery in the United States.Saturday24Federal holidayNationwide
Father's DayThird Sunday of June.Sunday24—ObservanceNationwide
Independence DayCelebrates the Declaration of Independence of 1776.Sunday26Federal holidayNationwide
Labor DayFirst Monday of September, honoring the American labor movement.Monday36Same dayFederal holidayNationwide
Patriot DayRemembrance of the September 11, 2001 attacks.Saturday36—ObservanceNationwide
Grandparents DayFirst Sunday after Labor Day.Sunday36—ObservanceNationwide
Constitution DayMarks the signing of the US Constitution in 1787.Friday37—ObservanceNationwide
Rosh HashanahJewish New Year 5788 (begins at sundown the evening before).Saturday39—Religious / culturalNationwide
Columbus Day / Indigenous Peoples' DaySecond Monday of October. Many states and cities observe it as Indigenous Peoples' Day.Monday41Same dayFederal holidayNationwide
Yom KippurDay of Atonement (begins at sundown the evening before).Monday41—Religious / culturalNationwide
DiwaliHindu festival of lights.Friday43—Religious / culturalNationwide
HalloweenCostumes and trick-or-treating.Sunday43—ObservanceNationwide
Daylight saving time endsClocks go back 1 hour at 2:00 a.m. local time (fall back).Sunday44—Clock changeNationwide
Veterans DayHonors military veterans of the United States Armed Forces.Thursday45Same dayFederal holidayNationwide
Thanksgiving DayFourth Thursday of November.Thursday47Same dayFederal holidayNationwide
Black FridayDay after Thanksgiving; start of the holiday shopping season. Many state employees get the day off.Friday47—ObservanceNationwide
Cyber MondayOnline shopping day after Thanksgiving weekend.Monday48—ObservanceNationwide
Winter break (typical)Typical school winter break, usually continuing into early January. – Monday51—School & holiday periodNationwide
Christmas EveEvening before Christmas Day.Friday51—ObservanceNationwide
Christmas DayChristian holiday celebrating the birth of Jesus.Saturday51Federal holidayNationwide
Hanukkah beginsFirst day of Hanukkah; first candle lit at sundown on December 24.Saturday51—Religious / culturalNationwide
Kwanzaa beginsWeek-long celebration of African-American culture (Dec 26 – Jan 1).Sunday51—ObservanceNationwide
New Year's EveLast day of the year.Friday52—ObservanceNationwide

Islamic, Hindu, Jewish and Chinese calendar dates follow the lunar calendar and may shift by a day with moon sighting. School holiday periods are typical dates and vary by region.

2027 week numbers and dates

Find the start and end dates for every ISO week in 2027. Each week runs from Monday to Sunday, including every date between the two. Week 1 is the week containing the year's first Thursday.

For 2027, January 1–3 belong to week 53 of 2026. Week 1 of 2027 starts on January 4, 2027. 2027 has 52 ISO weeks, and week 52 runs from December 27, 2027 to January 2, 2028.

ISO week numbers 2027: Monday start dates and Sunday end dates
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United States 2027 — week numbers & holiday facts

How many public holidays does United States have in 2027?
United States has 11 nationwide federal holidays in 2027.
When do the clocks change in United States in 2027?
Clocks go forward 1 hour at 2:00 a.m. on Sunday, March 14, 2027 and back 1 hour at 2:00 a.m. on Sunday, November 7, 2027 (not in Hawaii and most of Arizona).
When is Thanksgiving Day 2027 in United States?
Thanksgiving Day 2027 is on Thursday, November 25, 2027 (ISO week 47).
When is Easter Sunday 2027 in United States?
Easter Sunday 2027 is on Sunday, March 28, 2027 (ISO week 12).
When is Diwali 2027 in United States?
Diwali 2027 is on Friday, October 29, 2027 (ISO week 43).
When is Good Friday 2027 in United States?
Good Friday 2027 is on Friday, March 26, 2027 (ISO week 12).