The twenty-ninth of the month or twenty-ninth day of the month is the recurring calendar date position corresponding to the day numbered 29 of each month. In the Gregorian calendar (and other calendars that number days sequentially within a month), this day regularly occurs in every month of the year except the month of February, which only has 28 days outside of leap years, when it has 29. In non-leap years, this day occurs eleven times during the year, and in leap years, this is the highest day number that appears on the calendar in every month of the year.
Twenty-ninth of January Twenty-ninth of February Twenty-ninth of March Twenty-ninth of April Twenty-ninth of May Twenty-ninth of June Twenty-ninth of July Twenty-ninth of August Twenty-ninth of September Twenty-ninth of October Twenty-ninth of November Twenty-ninth of December
In addition to these dates, this date occurs in months of many other calendars, such as the Bengali calendar and the Hebrew calendar.
See also 29th (disambiguation)