Paper Pocket The Milky Way (The Galaxy) 2026 Calendar
Don't miss out on some of the most beautiful imagery that will certainly make an impact in your home or office next year. The stars, the colours, and the splendor of the Milky Way galaxy will leave you in awe! This square wall calendar covers 18-Months. Every month of the year from January 2026 to December 2026 is included, with 2027 dates also listed on a separate single-page overview. The size of the wall calendar is 300mm x 600mm when opened. Each week displayed in the calendar begins on a Monday, and all major Public Holidays and 2026 School Term dates for Australian and New Zealand Public Schools are also included. You won't miss a beat in 2026! Additional Information: Number of months: 18 Month Wall Calendar Month to View Size: 300 x 300 mm (closed) | 300 x 600 mm (opened) Weight: 250 grams *Inclusive of GST.
Gaze upward into the cosmos with the Paper Pocket The Milky Way (The Galaxy) 2026 Calendar. This breathtaking 18-month wall calendar brings the stars, colours and splendour of the Milky Way galaxy straight into your home or office. Perfect for astronomy enthusiasts, space lovers and anyone seeking daily inspiration from the universe, this calendar transforms your wall into a window to the cosmos.
Why you'll love it
Surround yourself with awe-inspiring imagery that lifts your spirits every day. The calendar runs from January 2026 through December 2026, plus includes 2027 dates on a separate overview page so you're always prepared. Every week starts on Monday for easy planning, and all major Australian and New Zealand public holidays and 2026 school term dates are clearly marked—ideal for keeping your year organised while you reach for the stars.
Product details
- 18-month wall calendar (January 2026 to December 2026 + 2027 overview)
- Closed size: 300 x 300 mm | Opened size: 300 x 600 mm
- Monday week start with Australian and New Zealand public holidays
- 2026 Australian and New Zealand school term dates included
- Weight: 250g
- Stunning Milky Way galaxy photography throughout
