KushiFree Printable March 2027 Calendar - Holidays, Moon phase, Week number
Build a March 2027 page around the way you actually plan the month. Choose your country to see Easter weekend, Eid al-Fitr, Holi, St Patrick’s Day and regional holidays, pick an accent colour, add the March 8 new moon and March 22 full moon, and watch the single-month preview redraw as you type. When it looks right, download a PDF or image for the fridge, a binder or the wall. Need a printable blank calendar? Tick Blank Calendar in the Customise panel for a plain March grid with no holidays, moon phases or notes lines, then switch back on only what you need.
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📊 March at a glance
🎉 March holidays & observances
🧮 Days between dates
🔎 Week number finder
March 2027 at a Glance
The details people check before printing March: the weekday it opens on, how many working days it holds, where Easter lands and when the clocks change.
| Detail | March 2027 |
|---|---|
| First and last day | Monday, March 1 to Wednesday, March 31, 2027 |
| Length | 31 days: 23 weekdays and 8 weekend days (four Saturdays and four Sundays) |
| Grid size | 5 rows, whether the week starts on Monday or Sunday: four full weeks (March 1–28) plus three extra days |
| ISO weeks | Week 9 begins Monday, March 1; week 13 begins Monday, March 29 and ends Sunday, April 4, so March 29–31 share a week with early April |
| Moon phases (UTC) | New moon on March 8 at 09:29 and full moon on March 22 at 10:43; the full moon is the one that sets the date of Easter |
| Easter weekend | Palm Sunday, March 21; Maundy Thursday, March 25; Good Friday, March 26; Easter Sunday, March 28; Easter Monday, March 29 (Orthodox Easter follows on May 2) |
| Clock changes | US and Canada move forward on Sunday, March 14; the UK, Ireland and the EU on Sunday, March 28 |
| Spring equinox | March 20 at 20:25 UTC (already March 21 in India, the UAE, the Philippines, Australia and New Zealand) |
| Main holidays | Good Friday, Mar 26 and Easter Monday, Mar 29 in most Easter-observing countries; St Patrick’s Day, Wed, Mar 17 (Ireland, Northern Ireland); Eid al-Fitr, expected Wed, Mar 10 (moon sighting); Holi, Mar 22–23 (India); Labour Day, Mon, Mar 1 (Western Australia) and Mon, Mar 8 (Victoria and other states); the US has no federal holiday in March |
| Previous month | February 2027 has 28 days and ends on Sunday, February 28, so March opens on the very next day, a Monday |
| Next month | April 2027 opens on Thursday, April 1 and has 30 days |
Jump to a Section
Everything below the builder, in page order. Tap any card to skip straight to it; the highlighted ✨ cards are the ones most worth a browse.
Pick a Preset, Then Make It Yours
Four one-page March layouts: classic landscape, portrait, week-number and clean. Tap one to load it into the builder above, then swap in your own country, colour or paper size.
From Blank Screen to Printed March Page in Three Steps
Nothing to install and no account to create.
Choose Your Setup
Start from a preset or the defaults. Select your country so Easter weekend, Eid al-Fitr or Holi land on the right dates, then set the paper size, the first day of the week and an accent colour.
Check the Preview
Each tweak redraws the March grid at once, so you can confirm that Good Friday, the moon icons and your colours sit where you expect before anything is exported.
Download or Print
Save a print-ready PDF matched to your paper, keep a PNG or JPG for sharing on screen, or send the page to your printer straight from the browser.
Printable Blank Calendar for March 2027
Only want the dates? A printable blank calendar keeps the March 2027 grid, Monday, March 1 to Wednesday, March 31, and leaves every box open for your own notes.
🗒️ Turn the builder into a blank calendar
- In the builder above, switch on Blank Calendar, the toggle just under the calendar title.
- Holidays, holiday names, moon phases, week numbers, weekend shading and notes lines all turn off in one go.
- Choose A4, US Letter or A3, then set the orientation, the first day of the week and an accent colour.
- Download the PDF, PNG or JPG, or print directly from the page.
- Miss one feature? Switch on just that option, such as weekend shading, and everything else stays off.
✏️ Where a blank March page helps
- Handwritten planning: fill the boxes with shifts, appointments, deadlines or habits in your own handwriting.
- Spring term timetables: print a page for each class, club or team and colour-code it by hand.
- Local dates: add spring-break weeks, school closures or festival days that the built-in country lists do not cover.
- Light on ink: with every extra switched off, a blank page prints quickly and lightly.
Useful Extras Beside Your March Preview
More than a printable grid: the side panel adds a few small helpers for planning the month.
Holidays for Ten Countries
Switch between the US, Canada, Australia, Ireland, the Philippines, the UK, the UAE, St Helena, New Zealand and India. Good Friday, Easter Monday, Eid al-Fitr, Holi and regional anniversary days sit on two layers you can hide or recolour separately.
14 Accent Themes and a Colour Wheel
Try a fresh spring look with Mint or Forest, or open the wheel and enter any hex value to match a notebook, a classroom wall or a brand colour.
March Moon Phases
Show the March 8 new moon and the March 22 full moon as small icons, each with its own switch. The full moon is the one that decides Easter, and dates are given in UTC.
PDF, PNG and JPG Export
One click creates the file format you need, built in your browser at the size of the paper you picked.
ISO Week Numbers
March 2027 spans ISO weeks 9 to 13. Add the week column for quarter-end reporting, payroll cut-offs or school timetables.
Date and Week Calculators
Count the days between any two dates in 2027, for example from March 1 to Easter, or look up which ISO week a date belongs to.
March 2027 Holidays by Country
Every March 2027 date the builder can mark for the ten supported countries. Choose a country in the Customise panel and only its dates are highlighted. Eid al-Fitr, Holi and some regional days depend on moon sightings or local panchangs, so confirm anything important with your employer, school or the official announcement.
| Date | Day | Country | Holiday | Type | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mar 1, 2027 | Monday | Australia | Labour Day (Western Australia) | Public | WA only |
| Mar 1, 2027 | Monday | United Kingdom | St David's Day | Observance | Wales; widely marked, not a bank holiday |
| Mar 6, 2027 | Saturday | India | Maha Shivaratri | Observance | Restricted holiday on the central list; widely marked |
| Mar 7, 2027 | Sunday | Ireland | Mother's Day (Mothering Sunday) | Observance | Fourth Sunday of Lent; widely marked |
| Mar 7, 2027 | Sunday | United Kingdom | Mothering Sunday | Observance | Fourth Sunday of Lent; widely marked |
| Mar 8, 2027 | Monday | All ten countries | International Women's Day | Observance | Marked worldwide; not a day off |
| Mar 8, 2027 | Monday | Australia | Labour Day / Canberra Day | Public | Vic: Labour Day; ACT: Canberra Day; Tas: Eight Hours Day; SA: Adelaide Cup Day |
| Mar 8, 2027 | Monday | New Zealand | Taranaki Anniversary Day | Public | Taranaki region only |
| Mar 9, 2027 | Tuesday | United Arab Emirates | Eid al-Fitr break begins (expected) | Public | Ramadan 30 or Eid al-Fitr day 1, depending on the moon sighting |
| Mar 10, 2027 | Wednesday | Philippines | Eid'l Fitr (expected) | Public | Regular holiday; date to be proclaimed separately, expected around Mar 10 |
| Mar 10, 2027 | Wednesday | United Arab Emirates | Eid al-Fitr (expected) | Public | Depends on the moon sighting; the UAE announces the dates a day or two before |
| Mar 10, 2027 | Wednesday | India | Id-ul-Fitr | Public | Central government list; subject to moon sighting, may shift by a day |
| Mar 11, 2027 | Thursday | United Arab Emirates | Eid al-Fitr holiday (expected) | Public | Subject to the moon sighting |
| Mar 12, 2027 | Friday | United Arab Emirates | Eid al-Fitr holiday (expected) | Public | Applies if Ramadan has 30 days; subject to the moon sighting |
| Mar 14, 2027 | Sunday | United States | Daylight Saving Time begins | Observance | Clocks go forward 1 hour at 2 am; most of the US |
| Mar 14, 2027 | Sunday | Canada | Daylight Saving Time begins | Observance | Clocks go forward 1 hour; most of Canada |
| Mar 17, 2027 | Wednesday | United States | St. Patrick's Day | Observance | Widely marked; not a federal holiday |
| Mar 17, 2027 | Wednesday | Canada | St. Patrick's Day | Observance | Widely marked; not a nationwide day off |
| Mar 17, 2027 | Wednesday | Ireland | St. Patrick's Day | Public | National public holiday |
| Mar 17, 2027 | Wednesday | United Kingdom | St Patrick's Day | Public | Northern Ireland only; bank holiday |
| Mar 22, 2027 | Monday | New Zealand | Otago Anniversary Day | Public | Otago region only |
| Mar 22, 2027 | Monday | India | Rangwali Holi (most panchangs) | Observance | Holika Dahan on the evening of Mar 21; dates vary by region |
| Mar 23, 2027 | Tuesday | India | Holi | Public | Central government gazetted date; many panchangs list Mar 22 |
| Mar 25, 2027 | Thursday | Philippines | Maundy Thursday | Public | Regular holiday under Proclamation No. 1427 |
| Mar 26, 2027 | Friday | United States | Good Friday | Observance | Not a federal holiday; a state holiday in some states |
| Mar 26, 2027 | Friday | Canada | Good Friday | Public | Statutory holiday in most provinces; Quebec employers may choose Good Friday or Easter Monday |
| Mar 26, 2027 | Friday | Australia | Good Friday | Public | National public holiday |
| Mar 26, 2027 | Friday | Ireland | Good Friday | Observance | Not a public holiday; widely observed |
| Mar 26, 2027 | Friday | Philippines | Good Friday | Public | Regular holiday under Proclamation No. 1427 |
| Mar 26, 2027 | Friday | United Kingdom | Good Friday | Public | Bank holiday across the UK |
| Mar 26, 2027 | Friday | St Helena | Good Friday | Public | Government holiday |
| Mar 26, 2027 | Friday | New Zealand | Good Friday | Public | National public holiday |
| Mar 26, 2027 | Friday | India | Good Friday | Public | Central government gazetted holiday |
| Mar 27, 2027 | Saturday | Australia | Easter Saturday | Public | All states and territories except WA and Tasmania |
| Mar 27, 2027 | Saturday | Philippines | Black Saturday | Public | Special non-working day under Proclamation No. 1427 |
| Mar 28, 2027 | Sunday | United States | Easter Sunday | Observance | Widely observed; not a federal holiday |
| Mar 28, 2027 | Sunday | Canada | Easter Sunday | Observance | Widely observed; not a statutory holiday |
| Mar 28, 2027 | Sunday | Australia | Easter Sunday | Public | Most states and territories |
| Mar 28, 2027 | Sunday | Ireland | Easter Sunday | Observance | Irish Summer Time begins that morning; clocks go forward 1 hour |
| Mar 28, 2027 | Sunday | Philippines | Easter Sunday | Observance | Widely observed |
| Mar 28, 2027 | Sunday | United Kingdom | Easter Sunday | Observance | British Summer Time begins that morning; clocks go forward 1 hour |
| Mar 28, 2027 | Sunday | St Helena | Easter Sunday | Observance | Widely observed |
| Mar 28, 2027 | Sunday | New Zealand | Easter Sunday | Observance | Not a public holiday; restricted trading day |
| Mar 28, 2027 | Sunday | India | Easter Sunday | Observance | Widely observed by Christian communities |
| Mar 29, 2027 | Monday | Australia | Easter Monday | Public | National public holiday |
| Mar 29, 2027 | Monday | Ireland | Easter Monday | Public | Public holiday |
| Mar 29, 2027 | Monday | United Kingdom | Easter Monday | Public | England, Wales and Northern Ireland; not Scotland |
| Mar 29, 2027 | Monday | St Helena | Easter Monday | Public | Government holiday |
| Mar 29, 2027 | Monday | New Zealand | Easter Monday | Public | National public holiday |
| Mar 30, 2027 | Tuesday | New Zealand | Southland Anniversary Day | Public | Southland region only; observed on Easter Tuesday |
How March Slipped From First Month to Third
March once opened the year. Its name, its length and its place in the calendar all trace back to Rome, with a few surprising echoes that reach the present day.
Martius leads the earliest Roman year
In the calendar tradition attached to Romulus, the year had ten months and began with Martius. New Year fell on the first of March, and the leftover winter days were simply not counted. The names September to December still carry their old numbers: seventh to tenth.
A month for Mars, war and the growing season
The name honours Mars, who was a god of war but also of fields and herds. March marked the return of both campaigning and farming after winter, and priests known as the Salii spent part of the month dancing through Rome with sacred shields in his honour.
Two new months push March down the list
Tradition credits King Numa Pompilius with adding January and February, which turned March into the third month on paper. Even so, the working year kept starting on March 1 for centuries, so the change of numbering took a long time to matter in daily life.
Officials take office in January instead
When the Senate moved the start of the consuls’ term to January 1, March lost its role as the opening of the civil year. The month kept its 31 days, and the later Julian reform of 45 BCE left that length unchanged.
The Ides of March enters history
Barely a year after the Julian calendar took effect, Julius Caesar was assassinated on the Ides of March. The Romans reckoned dates from three fixed points in each month, and in March the Ides fell on the 15th, which is why that date became a byword for foreboding.
Britain finally moves its New Year off March 25
England and its colonies counted the legal year from Lady Day, March 25, until the 1752 calendar reform, which also dropped eleven days. The echo survives in the UK tax year, which still begins on April 6, the old March 25 shifted by those eleven days plus a further day lost in 1800.
Calendars That Start the Year Around March
This page follows the Gregorian calendar, where March is simply the third month. Several other systems put their new year, or a major festival, at the same point in the spring.
Gregorian Calendar
Solar · 365/366 days
March is month three and always has 31 days. It inherits whatever weekday February ends on, which is why March 2027 opens on a Monday straight after a Sunday, February 28. In a leap year the extra February day pushes March 1 one weekday later.
Early Roman Calendar
Traditional · 10 months, 304 days
The oldest Roman year is remembered as starting on March 1, with its first day known as the Kalends of Martius. It is the reason the Latin numerals inside September, October, November and December no longer match those months’ positions.
Persian (Solar Hijri) Calendar
Solar · 365/366 days
The year opens with Nowruz, tied to the March equinox. If the equinox arrives before noon in Tehran, that day is the first of Farvardin; if it arrives later, the year starts the next day. In 2027 the equinox lands at 23:55 Tehran time on March 20, so Nowruz is observed on March 21.
Indian National (Saka) Calendar
Solar · 365/366 days
Adopted as India’s official civil calendar on March 22, 1957, it begins each year with Chaitra 1 on March 22, or March 21 in a Gregorian leap year. Saka year 1949 starts on March 22, 2027, and the government uses it alongside the Gregorian dates.
Islamic (Hijri) Calendar
Lunar · 354/355 days
Ramadan, the ninth month, closes in the second week of March in 2027, with Eid al-Fitr on 1 Shawwal expected around March 10. Because the lunar year is about eleven days shorter than the solar one, that is roughly ten days earlier than in 2026.
Julian Calendar & Old Style Dates
Solar · 365.25 days
The Julian calendar now runs 13 days behind the Gregorian one, so Orthodox churches that use it for Easter celebrate on May 2, 2027, five weeks after Western Easter on March 28. Until 1752, England also treated March 25 as the first day of its legal year.
Does a Leap Year Change March?
March never changes length, but it sits right after February, so a leap day does shift its weekdays and its day-of-year numbers. 2027 is a common year.
📅 Common Year (2027)
February has 28 days, so March 1 is day 60 of the year and March 31 is day 90. In 2027 that puts March 1 on a Monday, and February, March and November all open on a Monday.
🐸 Leap Year (2028)
February reaches 29 days, so March 1 becomes day 61 and March 31 day 91. Both months still have their usual lengths, but March 1, 2028 falls on a Wednesday instead of a Tuesday.
Finding the weekday of March 1
This is why February and March begin on the same weekday in every common year. A year counts as a leap year when it divides by 4, except century years that do not divide by 400, so 2028 and 2032 qualify, while 2100 does not. Because the extra day always lands in February, none of that ever alters how many days March has.
A Sharp, Well-Fitted March Printout
A few settings decide whether your March page comes out crisp and centred or cropped and fuzzy.
🖨️ Print in five steps
- Pick the paper first. Set A4, Letter or A3 in the builder before exporting, so the grid is drawn for that page size.
- Save the PDF and open it in your browser or a PDF reader.
- Open the print dialog with Ctrl + P on Windows or ⌘ + P on a Mac.
- Choose Fit to page (also called fit to printable area) and match the orientation you designed.
- Look over the print preview once more; avoid Actual size if you changed paper after exporting.
💡 Handy extras
- For a wall or noticeboard, choose A3; the March grid stays sharp when enlarged.
- To save ink, pick a lighter accent and turn off weekend shading, or use Blank Calendar for a plain grid.
- Use 120–160 gsm paper if the page will stay up all month.
- PNG works well as a phone or desktop wallpaper, while PDF is the safer choice for printers.
- Printing for a class or team? One page per person keeps everyone from wasting paper.
Who Prints a March Calendar?
One printed month is still the quickest way to see what is coming, no app required.
Families
Plan spring-break weeks, Easter weekend, birthdays and the clock change on one fridge-door page.
Students & Teachers
Map out assignment deadlines, mock exams and revision blocks in the busy stretch before the end of term.
Teams & Managers
Line up quarter-end close-outs and March 31 financial-year deadlines against your country’s holidays.
Gardeners & Outdoor Planners
Note seed-starting dates, the equinox and longer evenings, and jot down when the last frost usually passes.
March Trivia Worth Knowing
Nine short facts about the month, checked against the calendar and the history books.
March is named after Mars, the Roman god of war, who was also honoured as a protector of crops and herds. That double role suited the month when campaigning and planting both restarted.
In the earliest Roman calendar, March was the first month and its first day was New Year’s Day. The month names September to December, from the Latin for seven to ten, still remember that.
March 2027 opens on a Monday and closes on a Wednesday, so Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday each appear five times, while the other four weekdays appear four times.
The Ides of March fall on the 15th, a Monday in 2027. Only March, May, July and October had their Ides on the 15th; in the other eight months they landed on the 13th.
March’s birthstones are aquamarine and bloodstone, and its birth flower is the daffodil, which blooms as winter loosens its hold across much of the Northern Hemisphere.
Easter lands in March in 2027, on the 28th, for the first time since 2024. Its earliest possible date is March 22 and its latest is April 25.
March 2027 sits inside ISO weeks 9 to 13. Week 13 starts on Monday, March 29 and finishes on Sunday, April 4, so the month’s last three days share a week with the first four of April.
The March equinox arrives on March 20 at 20:25 UTC. That is still the 20th in London and Toronto, but already the 21st in Mumbai, Dubai, Manila and Sydney.
In the tropical zodiac the Sun moves from Pisces into Aries at the equinox, so the sign changes around March 20 or 21 depending on the time zone.
March & Calendar Myths, Sorted Out
Several popular claims about March and the calendar turn out to be only half true.
The Ides of March is the 15th of every month.
Only in March, May, July and October. In the other eight months the Ides were the 13th, because the Romans counted from three fixed points in each month: the Kalends, the Nones and the Ides.
Spring always begins on March 21.
The equinox falls on March 19, 20 or 21 depending on the year and the time zone. In 2027 it happens at 20:25 UTC on March 20, which is already March 21 across most of Asia and Australasia.
Easter always falls in April.
It can land anywhere from March 22 to April 25. In 2027 it is on March 28, the Sunday after the first full moon on or after the church’s fixed March 21 equinox date.
Every country changes its clocks on the same day.
North America moves on the second Sunday of March (March 14 in 2027) and Europe on the last Sunday (March 28), while Australia and New Zealand turn clocks back in April. India, the UAE and the Philippines do not change them at all.
March has always been the third month.
In the earliest Roman calendar it was the first. The civil year moved to January in 153 BCE, and England kept March 25 as the legal start of the year until 1752.
A leap year changes how long March lasts.
Only February gains a day. March keeps its 31 days, although the leap day does move every later date one weekday further along than it would go in an ordinary year.
One Month, Four Seasonal Stories
March straddles the equinox, so it feels like the start of spring in one hemisphere and the start of autumn in the other. Here is how it plays out depending on where you live.
Spring
Northern HemisphereMeteorological spring begins on March 1 and astronomical spring on the equinox, March 20. Daffodils open across Europe and North America, and cherry blossom typically starts to appear in southern Japan toward the end of the month.
Autumn
Southern HemisphereAustralia, New Zealand, southern Africa and southern South America enter autumn on March 1 by the meteorological reckoning. Heat eases, evenings cool, and the grape harvest is in full swing in many wine regions.
Heat Building
South Asia & the GulfAcross much of India and the Gulf, temperatures climb quickly as the cooler months end. Festivals such as Holi are tied to the change of season and the late-winter crop harvest.
Late Winter Lingers
Cold Northern RegionsNorthern Canada, Scandinavia, Russia and mountain areas often still see snow. Days lengthen fast, though, and in eastern Canada and the northeastern US, sap runs for maple syrup as freezing nights meet milder days.
March 2027 Festivals and Events
Six March occasions worth pencilling in, with the 2027 dates where they are fixed or expected.
Holi, the Festival of Colours
Maha Shivaratri on Saturday, March 6 opens the run-up. Most panchangs place Holika Dahan on the evening of Sunday, March 21 and the colour-throwing day on Monday, March 22, while India’s central holiday list shows Tuesday, March 23. Dates differ by region.
St Patrick’s Day
Wednesday, March 17 is a public holiday in Ireland and Northern Ireland. Parades, music and green-themed events follow the Irish diaspora from Dublin to New York and Sydney.
International Women’s Day
Marked on Monday, March 8, it grew out of early twentieth-century labour movements and has been recognised by the United Nations since 1975. Some countries treat it as a public holiday; most simply mark it with events and campaigns.
Eid al-Fitr
The festival that ends Ramadan is expected on Wednesday, March 10, subject to the crescent moon sighting. The UAE’s break is expected to run around March 9–12, and the Philippines will announce its holiday by separate proclamation.
Holy Week & Easter
Palm Sunday is March 21, Good Friday March 26, Easter Sunday March 28 and Easter Monday March 29. Eastern Orthodox churches that follow the Julian calendar celebrate later, on May 2.
Spring Equinox & Nowruz
The equinox arrives on March 20 at 20:25 UTC. Nowruz, the Persian New Year, is observed on March 21 in Iran and celebrated across Central Asia and the Caucasus, traditionally with a table set with seven symbolic items beginning with the letter S.
Major Historical Events That Happened in March
Five dated moments from politics, science and technology, in chronological order.
Julius Caesar is assassinated
A group of Roman senators stabbed Caesar during a Senate meeting on the Ides of March, just over a year after his calendar reform took effect, setting off a new round of civil war.
William Herschel discovers Uranus
Observing from his home in Bath, England, Herschel spotted a moving object that he first took for a comet. It proved to be a planet, the first found with a telescope.
Bell makes the first telephone call
Three days after receiving his patent, Alexander Graham Bell spoke to his assistant Thomas Watson in another room of their Boston workshop, in the first successful telephone conversation.
Gandhi begins the Salt March
Mahatma Gandhi left Sabarmati Ashram with 78 followers on a walk of roughly 240 miles to the coast at Dandi, defying the British salt tax. It ended on April 6 and grew into a nationwide civil-disobedience campaign.
A proposal for the World Wide Web
At CERN, computer scientist Tim Berners-Lee submitted a proposal for a linked information system. It became the foundation of the World Wide Web.
World-Famous Birthdays This Month
Eight well-known people born in March, from Michelangelo to Aretha Franklin.
Jamsetji Tata
Indian industrialist, founder of the Tata Group
Michelangelo
Italian Renaissance sculptor, painter and architect
Gabriel García Márquez
Colombian novelist and Nobel laureate
Albert Einstein
German-born theoretical physicist
Harry Houdini
Hungarian-born American escape artist and magician
Aretha Franklin
American singer, the “Queen of Soul”
Wilhelm Röntgen
German physicist who discovered X-rays
Vincent van Gogh
Dutch post-impressionist painter
Major Disasters That Have Occurred in March
A sober counterpart to the celebrations above: five significant tragedies that happened to fall in this month.
Tri-State Tornado
The deadliest tornado in US history cut a path of about 219 miles across Missouri, Illinois and Indiana and killed 695 people.
Tenerife Airport Disaster
Two Boeing 747s collided on a fog-covered runway at Los Rodeos Airport in the Canary Islands, killing 583 people in the deadliest accident in aviation history.
Exxon Valdez Oil Spill
The tanker ran aground on Bligh Reef in Prince William Sound, Alaska, spilling roughly 11 million US gallons of crude oil and fouling hundreds of miles of shoreline.
Tōhoku Earthquake and Tsunami
A magnitude 9.0–9.1 earthquake off Japan’s Pacific coast triggered a tsunami that left roughly 20,000 people dead or missing and led to the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear accident.
Myanmar Earthquake
A magnitude 7.7 earthquake near Mandalay struck at midday, killing thousands of people and damaging buildings as far away as Bangkok.
Frequently Asked Questions
Straight answers about the March 2027 calendar: dates, Easter, holidays, moon phases, clock changes and the builder itself.
March 2027 in Six Colour Looks
The same March layout drawn in six accent colours. Click a card to load that look into the builder above.
Get March Planned With a Clean, Printable Page
Set it up, download it in seconds and pass the link to anyone else organising Easter, exams or a quarter-end. Prefer a printable blank calendar? Tick Blank Calendar and print a plain March grid.
