Planning ahead for February 2026? You’ve come to the right place! Download one of our free, printable February 2026 calendar templates to get organized. We offer a variety of styles, including calendars with US federal holidays already marked, customizable blank versions, and convenient Monday-start options. To see the whole year in one place, check out our 2026 Calendar. And if you need a printable calendar for other months or years, be sure to visit our homepage.
Free Printable February 2026 Calendar Templates
Staying organized is easy with our diverse selection of February 2026 calendar templates. We provide options for everyone: a calendar pre-filled with US holidays, a blank version to personalize according to your needs, and even a format that starts your week on Monday. We also have a dedicated page for the 2026 monthly calendar if you want to see all months in one place. Simply choose the template that works best for you and download it for free!
February 2026 Calendar with US Federal Holidays
This calendar includes all US federal holidays for February 2026, making it a breeze to plan around days off and important dates. Keep track of appointments, deadlines, and special events with ease. Download your free copy and never miss a holiday!
Looking for other months? We also have January 2026 Calendar, March 2026 Calendar, and April 2026 Calendar available for download.
This option provides plenty of space for your notes and appointments.
Blank February 2026 Calendar (Printable & Customizable)
For those who prefer a clean slate or need a calendar that adapts to their unique needs, our blank February 2026 calendar is a perfect choice. This printable template gives you a simple, uncluttered grid that you can fully customize. Fill it in with your own appointments, deadlines, birthdays, and important reminders to design a personalized planner for February.
February 2026 Calendar – Week Starts on Monday
Do you prefer a Monday-start calendar? We’ve got you covered! This specially designed template is perfect for anyone who structures their week from Monday to Friday. It’s a great way to visualize your work commitments and personal plans with a fresh perspective.
Stylish & Themed February 2026 Calendars
Add a touch of style to your planning with our themed February 2026 calendars. Choose from three delightful designs: Heart Pattern Minimalist, a clean black-and-white look with scattered hearts; Floral Romance, featuring soft pink blossoms for an elegant touch; or Valentine’s Special, bursting with vibrant red and pink hearts, ribbons, and gifts to celebrate love. Find your perfect February 2026 calendar today!
Your Guide to February 2026: Key Dates & Facts
February 2026, the second month of the year, is often associated with Valentine’s Day and a celebration of Black History in the US. In 2026, it is a common year with 28 days. Let’s explore the essential dates, holidays, and intriguing facts connected to February 2026.
Key February 2026 Dates: Holidays and Observances
Stay informed about the important dates happening in February 2026. This list highlights major holidays, notable observances, and other events to mark on your calendar. With a little advance planning, you can make the most of your February.
Groundhog Day (Monday, February 2, 2026)
This fun tradition attempts to predict the coming of spring based on a groundhog’s behavior. Will he see his shadow? Legend says that determines if we have six more weeks of winter! Learn more about this quirky tradition on The Official Groundhog Day Website or The Old Farmer’s Almanac.
Valentine’s Day (Saturday, February 14, 2026)
A day dedicated to love and affection, celebrated worldwide. Whether it’s with a romantic partner, friends, or family, Valentine’s Day is often marked by exchanging cards, giving flowers or chocolates, and enjoying special meals. Discover the history of Valentine’s Day on History.com or Britannica.
Presidents’ Day (Monday, February 16, 2026)
This US federal holiday, observed on the third Monday of February, honors all US presidents. It’s a day to reflect on their leadership and contributions to the nation. Learn more about Presidents’ Day on Archives.gov or History.com.
Other Notable Dates:
Super Bowl LX (Sunday, February 8, 2026)
The 60th edition of the biggest event in American football is scheduled for the second Sunday of February. Check the official NFL website for updates.
Lunar New Year (Tuesday, February 17, 2026)
In 2026, the Lunar New Year (Year of the Horse) falls on February 17. Many East and Southeast Asian cultures celebrate this multi-day festival. Find out more at History.com.
Black History Month (All Month)
February is designated as Black History Month in the US and Canada. It’s a time to honor the achievements and contributions of African Americans throughout history. Learn more at BlackHistoryMonth.gov or NPR.
National Freedom Day (Sunday, February 1, 2026)
This day commemorates the signing of the 13th Amendment, which abolished slavery in the United States. More information can be found on Time and Date.
World Wetlands Day (Monday, February 2, 2026)
Dedicated to raising global awareness about the vital role of wetlands for people and the planet. Learn more at World Wetlands Day.
International Day of Women and Girls in Science (Wednesday, February 11, 2026)
This day promotes the full and equal access to and participation in science for women and girls. Find out more at United Nations or UNESCO.
Galentine’s Day (Friday, February 13, 2026)
Popularized by the TV show “Parks and Recreation,” Galentine’s Day is a celebration of female friendships, usually observed with brunches or other get-togethers. Learn more about this pop-culture holiday on Merriam-Webster.
Singles Awareness Day (Sunday, February 15, 2026)
A humorous alternative or counterpart to Valentine’s Day, providing a day for single people to celebrate themselves and their friendships. More information can be found on National Today.
Random Act of Kindness Day (Tuesday, February 17, 2026)
A day dedicated to encouraging and performing random acts of kindness, promoting compassion and goodwill. Learn more at The Random Acts of Kindness Foundation.
World Day of Social Justice (Friday, February 20, 2026)
This day highlights the importance of social justice in achieving and maintaining peace and security within and among nations. Learn more at United Nations.
Sky Events in February 2026
Astronomy enthusiasts can look forward to these celestial events in February 2026.
Full Moon (Sunday, February 1, 2026)
February’s full moon is often called the “Snow Moon,” due to the typically heavy snowfall in this month. Find out more on timeanddate.com or The Old Farmer’s Almanac.
Other Notable Celestial Events:
Consult timeanddate.com or in-the-sky.org for updated information on the visibility of planets and other events.
February: History and Traditions
Delve into the rich history and cultural significance of February.
The Origin of February
The name “February” comes from the Latin word februum, meaning “purification.” In ancient Rome, February was a time for rituals of cleansing and atonement.
February Birthstone and Flowers
Birthstone
February’s birthstone is the amethyst, a captivating purple variety of quartz. It symbolizes peace, temperance, and tranquility. Learn more on the GIA website or the American Gem Society.
Birth Flowers
February’s birth flowers are the violet and the primrose. Violets symbolize modesty, faithfulness, and virtue, while primroses represent young love, affection, and new beginnings. Find out more on The Old Farmer’s Almanac.
February Zodiac Signs
Your zodiac sign if born in February is either Aquarius or Pisces.
Aquarius (January 20 – February 18)
Aquarians are often seen as independent, progressive, intellectual, and humanitarian.
Pisces (February 19 – March 20)
Pisces are known for their compassion, intuition, artistic nature, and empathy.
Download Your Free February 2026 Calendar & Start Planning!
Now that you’re equipped with key dates, facts, and a variety of calendar options, you’re ready to plan a fantastic February 2026! Download your preferred calendar template today and make the most of this winter month.
Hi Sharon,
I just wanted to let you know how helpful this website is! I know that making all of the calendars took some time to put together, and I want you to know that I greatly appreciate all the effort and time you put into them.
BIG THANK YOU! 🙂
Jake Kiczenski
Sharon,
A big thanks to you for creating this and making it easily accessible.
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Sharon, I love your printable months but I only want to be able to print one or the other choices. Currently the only choice is to print both “landscape” and “portrait”, essentially two pages. I don’t need to waste printer ink, nor do I need both. I only wish to print one or the other, and in this case it would be “landscape”. – Thanks.
Great, very nice!
Thank you
Before printing just select the page you want to print either page 1 or page 2 only on your printer.
Please bring back the monthly calenders with the holidays on the actual date instead of down at the bottom. Those were the BEST and EASIEST to work with! Our office has been using those for years! Thank you so much! Love this site!
Hello
I have updated data already: https://www.wiki-calendar.com/calendar/2022/February-2022-Calendars.pdf
Thank you!
Sharon,
This site has been my go to for printing calendars. Thank you.
When will 2026 monthly be accessible?
i AM SUCH A CALENDAR PERSON AND I LOVE THIS WEBSITE – THANK YOU SHARON, YOU HAVE THE BEST CALENDARS EVER – EVER!!!!!!!!
Hi Sharon, where are the versions of the calendars with the holidays/observances at the bottom (not inside the boxes)? I found January but I am looking for at least February, March, and April too!
Here (Page 2): https://www.wiki-calendar.com/calendar/2023/February-2023-Calendar-Wiki-Calendar.pdf
Thank you for doing all this work, very much appreciated!
Thank you for providing these calendars! They are super helpful and I feel ready for 2023.
One tiny request — can you please create a page for December, 2023? Thanks again!
Hello Sharon,
I just want to say that I love the calanders and all the time and effort you put into making them. But I was wondering if you can make a second one each month that doesn’t have the holidays marked on them? I use the entire space of the box and having the extras in there makes me not have enough room to do what I need to do.
Thanks
You forgot that Tuesday the 21st is Fat Tuesday, the end of Mardi Gras/ Carnival Season !!!!
Sorry this is such a minor detail but up until 2025, the calendars filled up almost an entire page with the slimiest of margins on all 4 sides. That gave us the maximum amount of space on each date to write in events and details. For some reason, the 2025 calendars have larger margins. Is there a way to correct this?