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Organize end-of-spring events and dates leading into the summer period. May 2027 begins on Saturday and has 31 days. Choose a printable theme, click any day box to write directly on the calendar, and save the finished page as a PDF.
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May 2027: dates, holidays and printing notes
May 2027 begins on Saturday and has 31 days. The dated reference calendar is shown below even if JavaScript is turned off.
31 daysLength of May 2027
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Reference grid for {MONTHS[m-1]} 2027. Use the editor above for Monday starts, different paper sizes, typed notes and custom PDFs.
US federal holidays during May 2027
May 31 — Memorial Day
Printing suggestion: Memorial Day appears on Monday, May 31, in the US federal-holiday version. Select US Letter for common US home printers or A4 for printers loaded with A4 paper. Use the PDF download to preserve the page dimensions.
Official federal-holiday schedule: US Office of Personnel Management. Observed dates primarily apply to federal employees; state and private-sector schedules can differ.