A printable 2026 Jewish calendar (Hebrew–Gregorian) with Shabbat and Jewish holidays. Choose a month and print in a clean layout at any page size.
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The calendar above is the current Gregorian month, ready to print: the Hebrew date beside every day, and the year's holidays already marked. From here you can reach any other month, Gregorian or Hebrew, a single week, or the full year's holiday list.
Every Gregorian month gets its own page here, the 1st to the last, in cells large enough to write in by hand. Friday and Saturday sit in grey, each festival has its own colour, and the eve of a festival is shaded across half its cell, so Shabbat and the holidays register before you read a word. The Hebrew date drifts against the civil one from year to year, since a lunar month is shorter than a solar one.
Alongside the Gregorian calendar there is also one by Hebrew month: from Rosh Chodesh to the month's end, with the large numeral as the day of the Hebrew month and the civil date riding along in small print. A Hebrew month almost always spans two Gregorian months, because it follows the moon rather than a civil decision. Anyone looking for Elul, Nisan or any other Hebrew month whole will find it there.
Each cell carries two dates, Gregorian and Hebrew, plus a mark for Shabbat, the eve of a festival and the festival itself. The button above the calendar prints exactly what you see to one page, portrait or landscape, without the navigation or this text. There is no sign-up and no charge: pick a month and print.
The Hebrew date in each cell is computed with the open-source @hebcal/core library, and the festival list comes from hebcal.com. These English pages follow the Diaspora schedule, with a second yom tov: Pesach runs eight days here and Shavuot two. The Hebrew pages follow the Israel schedule, where it is seven and one.