Our Favorite Calendars and Planners for 2024

This no-pressure one encourages you to jot down one thing a day. It has some inspirational quotes to help inspire you and get the good vibes flowing. Once the year comes to an end, you’ll get to look back at all the positive thoughts and moments you recorded. Let the good times roll. ({{dynamicPrice}}, Amazon)

Vibrant illustrations and sweet affirmations? Count us in. This one is illustrated by Dani DiPirro, the artist behind the Instagram account @positivielypresent. We love this one for its everyday dose of good energy. ($16.19, Amazon)

This handmade option is covered in trendy terrazzo-inspired prints. Each monthly card is made of sturdy cardstock. Plus, it comes with a maple wood stand — but if you already have a stand you know and love, you can opt to just purchase the cards. Coming in at 3.5 inches by 2.5 inches, it’s equally as practical for small spaces as it is cute. ($10+, FavoriteStory via Etsy)

If you’re a fan of the show or want to start your day with a little game, look no further than this tear-off option. Each day features a new clue with a dollar amount, and at the end of the year, there’s a Final Jeopardy round where you can wager all of your winnings for an extra-fun competition. Correct answers are printed on the back so you can easily check to see whether you’re right or wrong. What is….a fun thing to keep in your office? ({{dynamicPrice}}, Amazon)

You can’t go wrong with Rifle Paper Co. when it comes to picking up a calendar for the new year. This one comes with 12 colorful fruit illustrations. The attached stand means it’ll be easy to prop anywhere in your space (a kitchen counter works perfectly). ($18, Rifle Paper Co.)

Calling all dads, everywhere. Each day features a plethora of historical tidbits from that day, including explanations on exciting inventions, influential events, and more from early civilization until now. Plus, it’ll make a perfect stocking stuffer for the history buff in your life. Give them some time travel in a box. ({{dynamicPrice}}, Amazon)

Whether you’re a loyal reader or are just here for the cartoons, this calendar features some of the magazine’s best illustrations — with topics ranging from politics and pets to entertainment, family, and more. A daily giggle? It’s good for you. ({{dynamicPrice}}, Amazon)

Let’s face it. This year has been quite the year. This calendar is bold, sarcastic, and has hilarious daily affirmations. We swear by it (literally). ({{dynamicPrice}}, Amazon)

Because aura prints are so in. Each month is covered in splashes of shapes and colors, and the daily boxes show what phase the moon is in. If you don’t know what to get your bestie for the holidays, problem solved. ($21.52+, OnceUponATuesdayUK via Etsy)

So you can kick off each month with some happy memories. You can customize all 12 layouts (including the cover), and feature up to five photos per month. Plus, it comes in three vibrant accent shades. If it sounds like a personalized gift anyone in the fam would love…it probably is. ($31+, Minted)

Travel bugs, unite. This features 12 vintage-style illustrations that are so cute, you’ll want to reframe them for your space once the month’s done. It has a built-in tab, which makes it easy to hang on your walls. Your office called. It wants this ASAP. ($28, Anthropologie)

What’s more satisfying than Bubble Wrap? A calendar covered in it. This poster-sized one lets you pop through an entire year. That’s right…365 bubbles. And even though we’re not really thinking about practicality here, significant holidays and days of the week are marked for easy reference. Let’s get popping. ($25, Uncommon Goods)

So you can add new reads to your TBR. This one from Ideal Bookshelf illustrator, Jane Mount, and influencer, Jamise Harper, features themed book stacks from BIPOC authors across a wide range of genres. It also includes key literary dates, bookstore recs, and other bookish details. Scoop this one up. ({{dynamicPrice}}, Amazon)

This calendar lets you see your plans for the entire year at once. It’s made on a heavyweight matte paper and there are focus-themed boxes so you can get really specific about your monthly goals. Plus, there’s space in the notes section to jot down any extra thoughts. If you want to feel even more organized, there’s a key box for color coding. See you later, sticky notes. ($28+, PlanTheThingsCo via Etsy)

Heart so full. These 12 animals confidently strike their best pose and are ready to party. From a cocktail sipping lion to a snake ready to hit the pool, this one’s bound to bring some cheeky smiles. We’ve never seen anyone rock one-pieces, board shorts, and string bikinis better. ($20, Uncommon Goods)

We could all use some encouragement to be kind throughout the year. Every month of this beautifully illustrated calendar has a scratch-off box that reveals a meaningful act and a reflection box, where you can journal about your experience once you participate. Do good, feel amazing. ($25, Uncommon Goods)

If you want some breathtaking views from the comfort of your own home, turn to this one from National Geographic. It features stunning photographs from some of the most beautiful mountains, gardens, and beaches. The images are curated from Nat Geo’s archives and their list of incredible photographers. One visual treat, coming right up. ({{dynamicPrice}}, Amazon)

Nothing beats a calendar that looks great on your wall. With this, you’ll see pieces by famous artist, Wayne Thiebuad, and his painted confections. It’s curated by the Museum of Modern Art, so you can bring a day at the museum right to your home. Frame these when you’re done to start building your own collection. ($15.99, MoMA Design Store)

The brand that makes our favorite Five Minute Journal also makes a productivity planner so you can mindfully set and accomplish your goals. It’s divided into two parts to make things easy. The first lets you rank your daily tasks, express gratitude, reflect through guided prompts, track your habits and moods, and time block your day. The second leaves space for you to write down any extra notes or do a quick journaling session. Plus, there are quarterly planning sheets and prompts, so you can list your intentions and what you want to focus on. Add to cart right away. ({{dynamicPrice}}, Amazon)

If you’re looking for a place to jot down daily appointments, this lightweight planner is for you. It’s super slim with a thread-stitched binding so it’s easy to take on the go. Each spread has plenty of space and there’s a notes column where you can write down any extra thoughts. Plus, the monthly floral illustrations are uplifting and chic. Pen to paper is where it’s at. ($18, Rifle Paper Co.)

This classic option from Papier has everything you need to stay on top of your day. It has yearly and monthly views for 2024 and guided pages so you can set any important goals, dates, and tasks for the month. Your notes will stay protected thanks to its hard cover and thick, high-quality paper. Pick your colorway, add your name, and get this planning party started. ($35, Papier)

Your Sunday planning sessions just got a whole lot easier. This notepad is a hub for all your weekly tasks. It has check boxes for every day of the week, a priority section, a habit tracker, a shopping list, reminders and goals sections, and even space for a weekly quote. Add your favorite pen for the most satisfying combo. ($15, KreatePaperCo via Etsy)