1. Retrieve or calculate
Public holidays are retrieved from the named source. Ramadan and other algorithmic dates are generated by the documented calendar model and labeled as estimates.
A free, no-account calendar toolkit for comparing public holidays, calculating dates, printing calendars, and subscribing to reusable feeds.
Explore calendarAnyCalendar is built to turn date facts into useful planning actions. We focus on transparent holiday scope, repeatable calculations, practical exports, and clear limitations so users can compare schedules and reuse the result without creating an account.
AnyCalendar is packed with features to help you stay informed and plan better.
Access public holiday information for United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, Germany, France, Japan, China, Turkey, Indonesia, Egypt, Morocco, Tunisia.
Switch between monthly and yearly calendar views to plan your schedule at any scale.
Discover historical events, famous birthdays, and notable occurrences for any date in history.
Explore quirky and fun observances like Pi Day, International Coffee Day, and more.
Enjoy a lightning-fast experience optimized for all devices, from desktop to mobile.
AnyCalendar is completely free to use with no registration or account required.
We combine source-reported public-holiday records, maintained event schedules, and documented calculations. Each source has its own scope and verification date.
Supplies source-reported public-holiday records. AnyCalendar preserves jurisdiction and observed-date information where available; local, school, employer, and court rules can differ.
Powers our "On This Day" feature with historical events, births, and deaths from Wikipedia's vast database.
Islamic, Hijri, Ramadan, and lunar calendar pages are prepared as planning references and may vary by local practice or official authority.
Sports calendars are compiled from official league or event schedule references when available and are updated when schedules change.
A date is not labeled official, nationwide, observed, or confirmed unless the available source supports that scope.
Public holidays are retrieved from the named source. Ramadan and other algorithmic dates are generated by the documented calendar model and labeled as estimates.
Actual and observed dates, country or subdivision scope, certainty, source timestamp, and known limitations stay attached to the dataset instead of being flattened into one generic holiday label.
Build-time checks compare page, FAQ, Schema, calculator, and iCalendar outputs. Sports freshness checks prevent ended events from remaining in a pre-event or current state.
Reports are checked against the most direct available authority. A confirmed correction updates the shared data model first, then affected pages, calculators, Schema, and feeds. High-stakes legal, payroll, school, travel, and religious decisions should still be confirmed with the responsible institution.
Report a date problemThis is a concise record of material checks, not an automatically refreshed build date.
Added a composable country, Islamic-date, and sports iCalendar builder; verified output and documented refresh boundaries.
Reclassified U.S. federal and regional holidays; added sourced Election Day, Indigenous Peoplesโ Day, and occurrence-only Inauguration Day models.
Updated World Cup and Formula 1 results, refreshed key league dates, and added sports status and freshness checks.
Separated first fasting day, last fasting day, and estimated Eid date across pages, Schema, and feeds.
AnyCalendar is built as a practical planning tool, so we focus on clear dates, transparent context, and easy ways to verify important information.
Year pages are designed to answer exact-date questions first, then provide calendar context, nearby years, and planning notes.
We review pages when new yearly calendars, public holiday changes, religious-date updates, or sports schedule changes become available.
If you spot an error or outdated date, contact us so we can review the source and update the relevant page.