Yearly Calendars
Want to download a calendar where you can see the whole year on a single look? You can find these here in Yearly 2021 Calendars; choose your preferred design, print, and you’re ready to go.
Preceding and Future Monthly Calendar
Benefits of blank calendar templates
The downside of buying bulk calendars and planners is that it comes with a hefty amount. Thus, businesses tend to create printed formats or are seeking free printable blank calendars with a template that caters to their desired style and paper size.
We are focusing on the September 2021 Calendar with multiple styles on this page as we give you the latest updates with two format choices. Unlike conventional portrait orientation September calendars, with week numbers, our September calendars incorporate two formats; designs that start on Monday and templates that begin on Sunday.
You could visit the home page if you wish to see an overview of the whole 2021 calendar and navigate the templates from the first month up to the end of 2021.
Convenience on organization
When organizing events or writing notes as a reminder for a daily schedule, convenience is overlooked by many. Yet, virtually speaking, an online calendar is a businessman’s last resort upon choosing the best template for the organization or even with their employee schedule within the week.
However, given the ease in determining special holidays and important dates of the month, a printable calendar is also one best option for convenience, especially in choosing a monthly reminder of schedules.
Notable Dates for the September 2021 Calendar
There are three landmark dates for the ninth month of the year: Labor Day on September 6th, Monday; the Patriot Day on the 11th, which is a Saturday; and the First Day of Autumn on Wednesday, September 22nd. Among these three, Labor Day is the national holiday that is one of the year’s non-working holidays. More popularly, Labor Day is the “last day of summer” on school calendars.
That said, it is up to you whether to address it as your day one of autumn, or your last summer hurrah, given that they fall on the same day and on the same page in the calendar. Nevertheless, September is a month to be out and about.
For many Asian countries, on the other hand, September is the kickstart of the holiday season. Some festivities might even begin, filling the calendar with holidays an excessive amount of markings.
Going down the history lane of September
Unlike August, September seeks to be consistent with its placement in the calendar. For both the Julian and Gregorian calendars, September has always been the ninth month and the fourth of five months to have 30 days.
As to a famous song we all know and love, “wake me up when September ends”, but for the First French Republic, this might not be the case. They could be busy the whole of September since September was called the “harvest month” according to the Charlemagne calendar. The “harvest month” continues up to this day as it is also a celebration in Switzerland.
That is why September is probably the most packed with Food Months, including National Papaya Month, National Potato Month, National Rice Month, National Whole Grains Month, and National Wild Rice Month in specific countries.
September’s influence on Education and Religion
For the Eastern Orthodox Church, September is a notable month since it marks the beginning of the ecclesiastical year, which means it is time for predetermined fasting and feasting periods. Meanwhile, for education, September is the first academic month in many countries, especially in numerous countries in the Northern Hemisphere.
September and the Seasons
Fun fact, September and March are practically related. Why? When talking about seasonal equivalent, Northern Hemisphere parallels the seasonal milieu of March in the Southern Hemisphere. The meteorological autumn kick starts on September 1st in the Northern hemisphere, but it is the beginning of spring below.
