Tips for Getting the Most Out of Your 2026 Calendar
To maximize your calendar’s effectiveness, consider these tips:
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Print Multiple Copies – One for home, one for work, and one just for personal goals.
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Color-Code Categories – Use different colored pens or highlighters for work, family, health, and finances.
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Review Monthly – Take five minutes at the end of each month to plan the next.
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Combine with a Planner – Use your wall calendar for big-picture dates, and a daily planner for details.
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Laminate for Reuse – If you want to go eco-friendly, print your calendar and laminate it to use with dry-erase markers.
US Holidays and Observances Included in Calendar 2026
One of the most helpful features of this calendar is the inclusion of U.S. federal holidays. These dates are pre-marked, allowing you to plan vacations, family gatherings, or work schedules around them. Here’s a quick list of key holidays featured in the 2026 calendar:
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New Year’s Day – Thursday, January 1
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Martin Luther King Jr. Day – Monday, January 19
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Presidents’ Day – Monday, February 16
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Memorial Day – Monday, May 25
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Independence Day – Saturday, July 4
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Labor Day – Monday, September 7
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Columbus Day – Monday, October 12
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Veterans Day – Wednesday, November 11
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Thanksgiving Day – Thursday, November 26
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Christmas Day – Friday, December 25
Having these holidays already marked means fewer chances of overlooking a day off or important event.
