A4 or US LetterNZ holidays 2026 and 2027

Printable calendar with NZ holidays

Make a clean, ink-friendly calendar to print at home: one month on a page, all twelve months as separate pages, or the whole year on a single sheet. Weeks can start on Monday, as most New Zealand calendars do, or Sunday. New Zealand public holidays, and your regional anniversary day if you choose one, are marked for 2026 and 2027. Set it up on screen, check the preview, then print at actual size.

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Holidays: which years, and why only those

Public holidays are marked only for years whose dates Employment New Zealand has published and this site has checked. For other years you still get an accurate calendar; it just doesn't mark holidays, and the page tells you so rather than guessing. Holidays are shown on their actual date, and where a Monday-to-Friday worker gets the day off on a different date (for example when Anzac Day falls on a weekend), that weekday is marked too.

The 2027 national holidays, as Employment New Zealand lists them:

HolidayDateMonday-to-Friday day off
New Year's Day1 January 2027same day
Day after New Year's Day2 January 20274 January 2027
Waitangi Day6 February 20278 February 2027
Good Friday26 March 2027same day
Easter Monday29 March 2027same day
Anzac Day25 April 202726 April 2027
King's Birthday7 June 2027same day
Matariki25 June 2027same day
Labour Day25 October 2027same day
Christmas Day25 December 202727 December 2027
Boxing Day26 December 202728 December 2027

Getting a good print

Choose the same paper size in the print dialog as here: A4 in New Zealand, or US Letter if you're printing for North America. Set the scale to 100 per cent (sometimes called "actual size") rather than "fit to page", which can shrink the grid unevenly. Turning off the browser's headers and footers removes the page address and date from the edges. The calendar uses black lines and grey shading only, so it prints well in black and white and uses little ink.

A single month fits one page in portrait or landscape; landscape gives wider boxes for writing in. The year view puts all twelve months on one sheet, three across in portrait or four in landscape. The 12-page option prints each month on its own page in one go.

An example grid

October 2026 begins on a Thursday, so with weeks starting on Monday the first row has three empty boxes before the 1st, and the month runs over 5 rows. February 2026 starts on a Sunday, so with Sunday-first weeks it fills exactly four rows, which happens only in some years.

Common problems

  • The calendar prints on two pages. The paper size or orientation in the print dialog doesn't match the one chosen here, or the scale isn't 100 per cent.
  • Margins are cut off. Some printers can't print to the edge; the calendar leaves a 10 mm margin, but borderless or "fit" settings can still crop it.
  • Holidays are missing. Check the year: only 2026 and 2027 have holiday data. Regional days appear only when you choose a region.

Nothing you set up is sent anywhere; your choices are kept in the page address after the # sign so a bookmark recreates the same calendar. For planning a week hour by hour, use the weekly planner and timetable; to count working days around holidays, try the working days calculator.

Questions people ask

Can I print a calendar for 2028 or later?

Yes, any year from 1900 to 2100. Public holidays are marked only for years with checked data (2026 and 2027); other years print without them.

Why does my print come out smaller than the page?

The print dialog is probably set to "fit to page" or a scale below 100 per cent. Choose 100 per cent or "actual size", and the same paper size as the calendar.

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