The modern ‘Calendar’ has evolved as a result of several modifications and updations from the traditional calendars. A calendar is equipped with days, weeks and months of a year organized in a systematic pattern to enable one to keep a track of the occasions and events. 2009 calendar has mentioned for you all the days, holidays and occasions that you could celebrate with your friends, family and special people in your life. The very first day of the 2009 calendar falls on a Thursday. This New Year day is celebrated as a holiday in several countries across the world.

There are numerous trivia and interesting facts associated with the celebrations and observing of the New Year in the various regions of the world. While in some countries it has a religious connotation attached to this day, in some other countries merry making is the only quintessential element associated with the same. The 2009 calendar maintains that the year has 365 days.

The 2009 calendar is available in several formats; online, printable, table calendar and also the ones that you could hang on the wall. You could download the online calendars available in various portals and could even forward the same to your near ones, the printable versions of the 2009 calendars could be pasted on the walls or on your tables for quick reference of the same.

2009 Calendar USA mentions the list of holidays that are going to be observed during the year in the US. A few of the most significant days according to the 2009 calendar USA have been mentioned below for your perusal:

January 1 - New Year's Day

January 19 - Martin Luther King Day

February 14 - Valentine's Day

February 16 - Presidents' Day

April 12 - Easter Sunday

May 25 - Memorial Day

July 4 - Independence Day

September 7 - Labor Day

October 12 - Columbus Day

October 31 - Halloween

November 11 - Veterans Day

November 26 - Thanksgiving Day

December 25 - Christmas Day

An account of the most important events to be observed in Canada is provided in the 2009 Calendar Canada. Some of the editions of the calendar carry the most fascinating country images on them. Listed below are the significant days according to the 2009 Calendar Canada:

January 1 - New Year's Day

February 14 - Valentine's Day

February 15 - Flag Day

March 9 - Commonwealth Day

March 17 - St. Patrick's Day

April 10 - Good Friday (Most regions)

April 12 - Easter Sunday

April 13 - Easter Monday

July 1 - Canada Day

August 3 - Civic/Provincial day (Many regions)

September 7 - Labour Day

October 31 - Halloween

November 11 - Remembrance Day (Many regions)

December 25 - Christmas

December 26 - Boxing Day (Many regions)

There is still some time before we start to prepare welcoming the New Year 2009. With a new set of resolutions, new set of promises and a newer perspective, the New Year is expected to arrive in a charismatic manner.