Compact Calendar - Free Download

Page created on: 13 December 2008, updated on: 1 November 2009

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Compact calendar - Monday - Sunday

Compact calendar - Sunday to Saturday

Update: November 2009

the new 2010 calendar is now available for download

This business card sized compact calendar was inspired by Joe Lanman's at formd.net. There are a few more photos of his calendars on Flickr where you can also read some background to the calendar. He will be doing another one for 2009, but if you prefer a single week for each row, then you can download any of the several versions I created here. There is a Monday to Sunday version, the preferred British arrangement, for A4 printing, either a single calendar, or four on a page to give away or as spares. Then there is a Sunday to Saturday version, the preferred North American arrangement, for letter size printing. Both are also available for printing on 3x5 index cards, if your printer can handle them. I have not tried printing the 3x5 cards, so there is no guarantee they work. I would appreciate feedback on them from anyone who has printed the 3x5 card version. All are in .pdf format. You are free to pass them on, but please credit the source.

The calendar is 11cm x 8 cm (4 3/8" x 3 1/8") unfolded and has a faint grey outline to cut and crease if you want to fold it into a business card sized calendar. There would be space for notes on the back of the page, or inside, if folded, like for holidays. The calendar is neutral with no holidays marked. If you want to add any, here are links for public holidays in

and some of the main religious or cultural festivals and holidays in alphabetical order

Downloads for 2010 calendar (PDF):

Hoping for a peaceful year.

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