February 2026 calendar
28 days20 weekdaysStarts on SundayISO weeks 5–9
| Wk | Mon | Tue | Wed | Thu | Fri | Sat | Sun |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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| 9 |
February 2026 in numbers
- Days
- 28
- Weekdays (Mon–Fri)
- 20
- Weekend days
- 8
- First and last day
- Sunday – Saturday
- First and last working day
- Mon, Feb 2 – Fri, Feb 27
- Week numbers
- 5–9
- Day of the year
- 32–59
- Quarter
- Q1 2026
- Islamic months (computed)
- Sha'ban – Ramadan 1447 AH
February 2026 has exactly four of every weekday. It has 8 weekend days and 20 weekdays. The 13th is a Friday.
February 1 is day 32 of the year, so February 2026 covers day numbers 032 to 059. 2026 is not a leap year, so February ends on the 28th. In the Umm al-Qura Islamic calendar, 1 Ramadan 1447 AH falls on February 18 (computed; where months begin with the sighting of the new crescent, the start can differ by a day).
Public holidays in February 2026
| Date | Holiday | Where |
|---|---|---|
| Mon, Feb 2 | St Brigid's Day | Ireland |
| Fri, Feb 6 | Waitangi Day | New Zealand |
| Wed, Feb 11 | National Foundation Day | Japan |
| Mon, Feb 16 | Washington's Birthday | United States (federal) |
| Tue, Feb 17 | Chinese New Year (Day 1) | Singapore |
| Tue, Feb 17 | Lunar New Year's Day | Hong Kong |
| Wed, Feb 18 | Chinese New Year (Day 2) | Singapore |
| Wed, Feb 18 | The second day of Lunar New Year | Hong Kong |
| Thu, Feb 19 | The third day of Lunar New Year | Hong Kong |
| Mon, Feb 23 | The Emperor's Birthday | Japan |
National holidays of the 17 sets we take from official government sources; see public holidays by country for regional days and sources. Where a holiday that falls on a weekend moves to a weekday, the table shows the day off.
Other dates in February 2026
- Sat, Feb 14: Valentine’s DayFebruary 14
- Tue, Feb 17: Chinese New Year (Fire Horse)first day of the first lunar month
- Wed, Feb 18: Ash Wednesdaystart of Lent, 46 days before Easter
- Wed, Feb 18: Ramadan begins1 Ramadan, Umm al-Qura (computed); announced locally
Days that many people keep but that are not public holidays in our 17 sets, each from its fixed rule. Jewish dates begin at sunset the evening before; Islamic dates follow the Umm al-Qura calendar and are announced locally.