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About PrintDates
PrintDates publishes free printable schedules that stay current: every team's season on one page, holiday movie premieres, exam dates, moon phases and calendars. Each sheet fits one page of US Letter or A4 and shows times in your own time zone. Most also come as a calendar you add to your phone once; it updates itself when dates change.
Where the schedules come from
- NHL
- The league's public schedule.
- NBA
- The league's published season schedule.
- NFL
- nflverse open schedule data (CC BY 4.0), with TV networks from ESPN.
- MLB
- MLB's public schedule.
- College sports
- ESPN's team schedules for college football and men's and women's college basketball. Game times are often set only a week or two ahead.
- F1 and NASCAR
- The race calendars Formula 1 and NASCAR publish.
- Holiday movies
- Network announcements and TV press coverage.
- Exams
- The SAT, PSAT and AP dates College Board publishes, and ACT's test dates.
- Moon phases
- Calculated from the moon's orbit; phase times agree with the US Naval Observatory's to within a minute.
- Calendars
- Federal holidays from the US Office of Personnel Management; daylight saving time from NIST.
Schedule pages say when their dates were last updated. When a schedule changes, its page, PDF and calendar change together, and a calendar you've added picks up the change on its own.
Not affiliated
PrintDates is independent. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by any league, team, school, network or testing organization. Names are used only to identify schedules. There are no logos or team colors here, by design.
Printing and sharing
Every sheet, PDF and sheet image is free to print and share for personal, family, classroom and office use: hang it on the fridge, hand it out to the team, pin it. Please don't sell the sheets or republish them on another site; link to the page instead, so readers get the version that stays current.
For anything else, email hello@printdates.com.
Found a mistake?
Schedules change and readers notice first. Email us the page and what's wrong, and we'll fix it.