29 July 2027 (Thursday)

29 July 2027 is a Thursday: day no. 210 of the year, week no. 30 (weeks starting on Monday), quarter no. 3. July 2027 has 31 days, and 2027 is a common year (not a leap year): the year therefore has 365 days. In the United States this date is written 7/29/2027; here it is written 29/7/2027. The first day of July 2027 is a Thursday and the last is a Saturday. The year 2027 begins on Friday and ends on Friday.

Days until the date356
Weeks until the date50
Working days until the date249
Weekend days until 29 July 2027102
Public holidays until 29 July 20277
Working days in July 202722
Working days in 2027257
Weekend days in July 20279
Days off in 2027108
Public holidays in July 20270
Public holidays in 20277

July 2027

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Public holidays

2026

25 December 2026 (Friday) — Christmas Day
26 December 2026 (Saturday) — Boxing Day

2027

1 January 2027 (Friday) — New Year's Day
26 January 2027 (Tuesday) — Australia Day
26 March 2027 (Friday) — Good Friday
29 March 2027 (Monday) — Easter Monday
25 April 2027 (Sunday) — ANZAC Day

How many days in July 2027

  • How many days in July 2027 — in July 2027 has 31 days
  • How many days in 2027 — 2027 has 365 days

How many days until 29 July 2027

  • How many days until 29 July 2027 — 356 days
  • How many working days until 29 July 2027 — 249 working days
  • How many weekend days until 29 July 2027 — 102 non-working days
  • How many months until July 2027 — 11 months
  • How many hours until 29 July 2027 — 8544 hours
  • How many minutes until 29 July 2027 — 512640 minutes
  • Countdown in seconds to 29 July 2027 — 30758400 seconds

NAIDOC Week is held in the first full week of July, a nationally recognised observance of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander history, culture and achievements. 29 July 2027 falls inside the same 31-day month as this observance, marked in workplaces, schools and communities across the country with events and ceremonies throughout the week.

Thursday 29 July 2027 is a common day for bill payments, invoice due dates and payroll runs across Australian businesses, sitting close enough to the end of the working week to clear outstanding tasks before Friday arrives. Many payroll cycles are timed to land on this day of the week specifically, so that funds clear ahead of the weekend.

The week number shown for 29 July 2027 counts full weeks from the start of 2027, a figure used in payroll cycles, rostering and any planning done in weekly or fortnightly blocks rather than by calendar month. Businesses running fortnightly pay runs rely on this figure to track which of the two alternating pay weeks a date falls in.