Print 2011 Calendar

Print a PDF. File OF A 12 Page 2011 Calendar

The calendar is a black and white calendar with nice boxes to write in and keep track of important dates for the year.

IT has all of the Federal holidays and many customary dates as well.

For a preview of the holidays look to the list below.

• January 1 - New Years Day
• January 17 - MLK Day
• February 2 - Groundhog Day
• Bebruary 3 - Chinese New Year
• February 14 - Valentine's Day
• February 12 Lincoln's Birthday
• February 21 - Washingon's B'day
• March 8 - Mardi Gras
• March 13 - Daylight Savings begins
• March 17 - St. Patricks Day
• March 20 -Spring Begins
• April 1 - April Fools Day
• April 2 - Good Friday
• April 15 - Taxes Due unless Congress authorizes a change.
  If you need an extension, the form you need to use is the Form 4868 download it here
• April 20 - Holocaust Remembrance
• April 22 - Earth Day
• April 24 - Easter
• April 29, Arbor Day
• May - 5 Cinco De Mayo
• May 8 - Mother's Day
• May 20 Armed Forces Day
• May 30 - Memorial Day
• June 14 - U. S. Flag Day
• June 19 - Juneteenth
• June 19 - Father's Day
• June - 21 Summer Begins
• July 1 - Canada Day
• July 4 - U.S. Independance Day
• September 5 - Labor Day
• September - 11 -Grandparents day - begins National Assisted Living Week
• September 11 Patriots Day
• September - 23 Autumn Begins
• October 10 - Columbus Day - Thanksgiving Day (Canada)
• October 31 - Halloween
• November 1 - All Saints Day (Daylight Savings Ends)
• November 8 - Election Day US
• November 11 - Veterans Day (Rememberance Day Canada)
• November 24 - Thanksgiving USA
• December 20 - Chanukah
• December 22 - Winter Begins _Winter Solstice - shortest day of the year
• December 24 - Christmas Eve
• December 25 - Christmas Day
• December 26 - Kwanzaa begins
• December 31 - New Years Eve 
  
  this is the end of the list of dates of holidays in USA