2025-2026 Wall Calendar - Yearly Wall Calendar 2025-2026 with Julian Date, July 2025 - June 2026, One Page for Organizing, Premium Thick Paper, Vertical, Gift Pocket, 34.8" x 22.8" (Open)

I hang this calendar on the office wall every year. It’s big enough to see all the dates at once, which is really convenient. I love that I don’t have to turn pages for the next month. I highly recommend it!

This is the second one I have ordered...2019 and 2020. You just have to really make sure the adhesive really sticks or use your own. I use my calendar on my basement door so I also use some scotch tape.The squares for the days of the week are big enough for me.The paper is nice and thick and I like the color.I realize it would probably be more costly to mail in a tube but I wish they would roll it up and mail it instead of folding it, but it works for my needs for the price.

This is the only calendar that works for me as a Special Education Teacher. I am able to mark every holiday and professional development day. This allows for easier scheduling of meetings. I can also mark off each day which really helps mentally. I had ordered a different one but it was glossy so pencil didn't work so well with meetings always changing. I came back to the tried and true! This is my go-to calendar for the remainder of my teaching career!

I dislike that it comes folded. Hopefully I can get the creases to lay flat. Mine came with 8 round sticky tabs to put it up. I will probably add a few more to hold on the side of my fridge. It’s made of thick paper and shouldn’t rip easy. Plus It’s nice to see all the months at one time.

The way this calendar folds is brilliant to me, as I prefer to not hang it on the wall, & instead unfold it when I want to see the whole year or groups of months together. I will buy this every year if available! I kept the envelope it arrived in, as it tucks neatly into my journal/calendar book & can travel with it. I like being able to fold past months out of the way, to see current and upcoming months. I tend write in pencil, to keep my schedule fluid and be able to play with future dates (as potential travel dates or come up). As a writer I also have self-imposed deadlines which I like to set (or move) months ahead. Folding to the six-month view is especially nice. I’m sitting right now in a big recliner with the six-month view across my lap, easy to write on this way.

This year view calendar is exactly what I needed for work to plan out timelines. I also bought a second one to teach my son about seasons, holidays and the calendar year in general...he loves it! We drew little pictures to help him see when the seasons are, when certain birthdays are, and holidays...it's been so helpful for him to have this visual! And very helpful for me to have mine for work...and I like that it is super simple, without a bunch of extra pictures or distracting information that I don't need. Also comes with double sided gummy stickers for the back that you can use to mount to the wall...safe for painted walls. So far I haven't had to re-adhere...seems secure!

I didn't realize you can't erase on it.

We have a calendar in our office that we write everyone's vacation days on and this fit the bill perfectly. It is paper, so if you mess up make sure you have some white out on hand... but the price was great, it is thick enough that I don't have to worry about the ink seeping through to the wall. The little adhesive dots worked great to stick it to the wall... but until we go to take it down in a year I can't speak to whether or not it leaves the wall damage free.