March 2027 starts on a Monday and ends on a Wednesday. It is a month with 31 days and it marks the last month of the first quarter. On this page, you’ll get access to a variety of free printable March 2027 calendars. As Q1 gradually wraps up, you can make use of our calendar templates to serve as a tracker for the goals, projects and habits you would like to monitor before transitioning to Q2.
Choose Your March 2027 Calendar
We provide a diverse range of calendar templates for March 2027, including the standard and themed templates. Our standard template includes the plain March 2027 Calendar, the Printable March 2027 Calendar, the March 2027 Calendar with Holidays, and the Blank March 2027 Calendar. Let’s consider the options available for you to pick from.
Standard Template
The plain March 2027 Calendar comes in a simple grid layout to help you easily capture all the information you need at a glance.
Printable March 2027 Calendar
Our printable March 2027 calendar is ideal for those looking to have a physical copy they can easily attach to somewhere visible. With this template, you don’t have to always depend on digital apps or devices for reminders about events, deadlines, or holidays.
March 2027 Calendar with Important Dates
Our March 2027 calendar with holidays doesn’t include any federal holidays because there are no federal holidays in March 2027. However, the calendar lists notable dates in March 2027, including St. Patrick’s Day (Wednesday, March 17, 2027) and Daylight Saving Time (Sunday, March 14, 2027).
Blank March Calendar
Our Blank March 2027 Calendar template is designed for journalling or writing down plans for March. The blank template comes in a grid layout with only the days of the week listed. It doesn’t include any dates and you can use it to make to-do lists or track habits you would like to monitor.
St. Patrick’s Day Themed March 2027 Calendar
March ushers in a seasonal shift from the cold of winter to a warm and colorful spring season. There are longer days as the clocks spring forward to give us more daylight in the evening. Our March 2027 themed calendar captures this festive shift through St. Patrick’s Day, one of the month’s most recognizable celebrations. It captures different elements that characterize the month of March, such as a dancing shamrock character wearing sunglasses, a wooden “Happy St. Patrick’s Day” sign, a leprechaun peeking, a “St. Patrick’s Day” banner, shamrocks/clovers and a rainbow with a pot of gold. Our themed calendar template for the month of March in 2027 is ideal for anyone looking for a cute calendar they can use for making spring plans.
March 2027 Dates and Calendar Details
March 2027 has no federal holidays. Here are important dates you should take note of.
St. Patrick’s Day
St. Patrick’s Day will be celebrated on a Wednesday, which is the 17th of March, 2027. It is a globally celebrated religious and cultural holiday. However, it is crucial to keep in mind that it is not a federally recognized holiday by the Office of Personnel Management. St. Patrick’s Day is dedicated to honoring the life of St. Patrick, who was the patron saint of Ireland. If you would like to join in the celebrations, you can put on green clothing or attend Irish-American-themed events.
Daylight Saving Time
Not every territory in the U.S. observes Daylight Saving Time. According to NIST, Hawaii, American Samoa, Guam, Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands, and the state of Arizona do not observe DST. Although it is not a federal holiday, it begins every second Sunday of March at 2 a.m. What happens is that, at 2 am, the clock jumps forward by one hour, taking one hour from the morning to lengthen the evenings.
Easter
Easter is not a federal holiday. According to the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops, March 28, 2027, is Easter Sunday, which is an important event in Christianity. The day is dedicated to celebrating the life and resurrection of Jesus Christ. Many people celebrate this day by attending a church service or family gathering.
First Day of Spring
The March equinox occurs on Saturday, March 20, 2027, marking the astronomical beginning of spring in the Northern Hemisphere.
| March 2027 | Details |
| Days | 31 |
| First Day | Monday, March 1 |
| Last Day | Wednesday, March 31 |
| Weekdays | 23 |
| Weekends | 4 Saturdays / 4 Sundays |
| Federal Holidays | 0 |
| Quarter | Final month of Q1 |
| Important Dates | Mar 14: Daylight Saving Time Begins Mar 17: St. Patrick’s Day Mar 20: Spring Equinox Mar 28: Easter Sunday |
Planning With Your March 2027 Calendar
Daylight Saving Time begins in the middle of March and often affects people’s sleep, routines, and appointments because of the time change. Observing St. Patrick’s Day can also come with its own logistical demands that cut across travelling, attending parades, or shopping for green shirts or plants. The fact that it also falls on a weekday might affect school or work schedules. Easter also comes with its own demands. For instance, you might need to travel or attend family get-togethers on March 28. All of these demand that you plan carefully so that you are able to observe these important dates alongside school or work schedules, and our free printable March 2027 calendar templates can help you stay one step ahead.
How to Open, Download, or Print
You can access our March 2027 calendar in two different ways. If you want a JPG version of the template you desire, click on the image. A JPG version of the template will open in your browser, which you can save on your device. We also provide PDF versions that you can print. To get access to it, click on the “Print it” button that is visible below every template. This will open up a PDF version that you can either print or download.
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FAQ
Is St. Patrick’s Day a federal holiday?
St. Patrick’s Day is a globally celebrated event but it is not a federal holiday in the United States.
Why is Easter in March this year instead of April?
Easter falls on March 28, 2027, because the first full moon of spring, which the church uses to determine Easter, arrives really early. Easter Sunday is always on a Sunday, but the calendar date moves each year because the holiday is set by the Moon, not by the Gregorian calendar.
