March Calendar

Free printable March calendar templates for 2026 and 2027. Add your plans on screen, then print the month or download it as a PDF — editable, holiday-marked and completely free.

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March 2027

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Choose Your March Calendar

Each year has its own March page with the exact dates, weekdays and US holidays for that year.

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About the Month of March

March marks the turn from winter to spring, and with it a noticeable shift in how people schedule. Daylight stretches into the evening, outdoor commitments reappear, and the first quarter closes with reporting deadlines for anyone running a business. It is a month of transitions that benefits from a clear visual layout.

March has no federal holiday, but it is dense with observances: St. Patrick's Day on the 17th, International Women's Day on the 8th, the first day of spring around the 20th, and the start of Daylight Saving Time on the second Sunday, when clocks move forward one hour.

Position in the yearMonth 3 of 12
Length31 days
SeasonEarly Spring in the Northern Hemisphere
BirthstoneAquamarine & Bloodstone
Birth flowerDaffodil
Zodiac signsPisces (until Mar 20) & Aries (from Mar 21)

Where the Name "March" Comes From

Named after Mars, the Roman god of war. Until 153 BC, March was the first month of the Roman year — the point at which military campaigning resumed after winter.

The Roman calendar originally ran for ten months beginning in March, which is why the last four month names still carry the Latin numbers seven through ten even though they now sit in positions nine through twelve. That two-month offset is one of the oldest quirks still built into the calendar on your wall.

What Day Does March Start On?

The weekday the 1st falls on changes every year, which is why a calendar printed for one year cannot be reused for the next. Here is how March lines up across nearby years.

YearMarch 1 falls onDays in MarchWorking days
2025Saturday3121
2026Sunday3122
2027Monday3123
2028Wednesday3123
2029Thursday3122
2030Friday3121

Because the pattern shifts by one weekday each year (two after a leap year), the same month only repeats its exact layout every six or eleven years.

How to Plan a Productive March

Mark the Daylight Saving change clearly

Clocks springing forward costs an hour of sleep and quietly shifts early-morning routines for a week. Noting the date on your printed calendar avoids the classic missed Sunday-morning appointment.

Close the quarter deliberately

March 31 ends the first quarter for most businesses. Work backwards from that date and place invoicing, reporting and review tasks in the final two weeks rather than the final two days.

Schedule the spring reset

Deep cleaning, garden preparation, tax document gathering and wardrobe swaps all compete for the same weekends. Assigning each to a specific Saturday keeps them from piling into one exhausting weekend.

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March Calendar FAQ

How many days are in March?
March has 31 days and is the third month of the year in the Gregorian calendar.
What holidays fall in March?
In the United States, March includes Daylight Saving Time Begins, Easter Sunday, First Day of Spring, Good Friday, International Women's Day, Palm Sunday and St. Patrick's Day.
Which March calendar should I print?
Choose the year you are planning for — March 2026 or March 2027. Each page has the exact dates for that year with holidays already marked, plus editable day boxes you can type into before printing.
When does spring officially begin?
The spring equinox falls on March 20 in most years, marking the astronomical start of spring in the Northern Hemisphere.