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About Max Calendar

Max Calendar is a site of printable month calendars. Every page is one month on one sheet: blank, with public holidays, or with a team's games.

What is here

  • Blank calendars for every month from January 2025 to December 2028, A4 or US Letter, week starting Sunday or Monday. Each month also as a PDF.
  • Public holidays for 28 countries, national and regional days told apart, with the holiday's own date shown when its day off moves.
  • Sports schedules for 201 teams in the NBA, EuroLeague, Premier League and Champions League, and the Formula 1 race calendar. A club's page carries all its competitions together — league, cups and European games. The site publishes schedules only, never scores or results.

Who makes it

Max Calendar has run since early 2026. Its content is gathered and checked by AI automations, and reviewed and edited by a human editor. The scope is deliberately limited — a set number of countries and leagues — so that every page can be kept correct rather than merely present. The editor is reachable at contact@max-calendar.com.

Where the dates come from

  • Holidays. For 17 countries the list is read from the law or gazette that sets the holidays (boe.es, finlex.fi, wetten.overheid.nl and their like); for 10 the starting point is the open dataset Nager.Date, checked against a second list — for most of them the government's own (opm.gov, gov.uk, canada.ca); for India it is Calendarific, checked against india.gov.in. A date the authorities have not fixed yet — an Eid set by moon sighting — is marked ≈.
  • Sports. Read from each competition's own lists: the NBA's schedule feed, the EuroLeague and UEFA match data, the Premier League and each domestic league's fixtures, and formula1.com. A kick-off the league may still move is marked ≈; a game whose day the league has not fixed sits on its round's listed day as "Date TBC".
  • Schedules are re-read against those lists regularly, and each change is recorded with its source and date. Dates can still change: for anything that matters, the competition's or government's own site has the last word.

Corrections

Every holiday page has a link to report a wrong date, and any page can be reported at contact@max-calendar.com or through the contact page. A correction is checked against the official source before it goes in.

How the site works

Pages are built ahead of time and served by Cloudflare, so they load fast and print straight from the browser. There is no account to make. Analytics run only if you accept them in the cookie banner; the venue pages load a Stay22 hotel map, which sets its own cookies — the cookie policy names them.