Interactive
Your 2026 calendar, with context on every day
Pick a country for public holidays, tap any date for week numbers and history, then print or subscribe when you are ready.
When is Thanksgiving, Labor Day, or Mother's Day?
Rule-based dates (third Monday, last Monday, fourth Thursday…) change every year. Jump to a dedicated page for the exact day.
September 2026
This month
On this day
Data sources and scope
What is AnyCalendar's online calendar for?
AnyCalendar is an interactive browser calendar for checking public holidays and date context before you print or subscribe. It currently exposes 13 country feeds, can overlay one second country, and does not ask for an account or personal event data. Use it as a planning reference rather than an official legal calendar.
Choose a main country to load its holiday feed, then add an optional comparison country. The month and year views show dates, week numbers, holiday labels, next-holiday context, and long-weekend hints. Duplicate labels on the same date are consolidated for readability. Printing creates a static output, while a calendar subscription creates an iCalendar feed that your calendar app can refresh on its own schedule. Public-holiday entries come from a third-party data service, so regional closures, employer rules, school dates, and substitute days may differ.
- Country feeds
- 13
- Comparison
- 2 countries
- Account
- Not required
Selectable public-holiday feeds in the main calendar.
One primary country plus one optional overlay.
The calendar does not ask for personal events or sign-in.
| Option | Best for | How dates change |
|---|---|---|
| Interactive calendar | Exploring dates and comparing countries | Reloads from the available holiday data |
| Printable calendar | A static PDF or paper reference | Stays fixed until you generate it again |
| Calendar subscription | Dates inside Google, Apple, Outlook, or another calendar app | Refresh timing is controlled by the calendar app |
How this calendar works
Pick a main country for the primary holiday list, then optionally add a second country. Extra overlay days get their own color; if both lists name the same holiday on one date, you’ll see a single label. If a rule-based date guide would repeat the same title as an official public holiday (for example Memorial Day), we show the public holiday once.