February 2027 spans the end of Thai and the start of Maasi on Saturday 13 February, which is also Ratha Saptami. Thai Amavasai falls on Saturday 6 February and Masi Magam on Sunday 21 February.
Thai 18–29 covers February 1–12. It began on 15 January and has 29 days.
Maasi 1–16 covers February 13–28. The month begins on Saturday and has 30 days.
Parabhava (பராபவ), which began on Chithirai 1, 2026.
Each festival is marked with a dot on the calendar above, with its Tamil date.
| Date | Day | Festival | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| 6 Feb தை 23 | Saturday சனி | தை அமாவாசை Thai Amavasai Ancestors are remembered at Rameswaram and river ghats. | Festival |
| 13 Feb மாசி 1 | Saturday சனி | ரத சப்தமி Ratha Saptami Surya worship; Tirumala holds its one-day Brahmotsavam. | Festival |
| 21 Feb மாசி 9 | Sunday ஞாயிறு | மாசி மகம் Masi Magam Temple deities are taken for a holy dip in tanks and the sea. | Festival |
Thai Amavasai on Saturday 6 February is one of the main days for remembering ancestors. Rameswaram and the Cauvery ghats are busiest early in the morning.
Masi Magam on Sunday 21 February brings temple processions to tanks and beaches across Tamil Nadu.
Thai 18 to 29 runs from February 1 to February 12; Maasi 1 to 16 runs from February 13 to February 28.
February 1, 2027 is Thai 18 (தை 18), a Monday (திங்கள்).
Maasi (மாசி) begins on Saturday, February 13, 2027 and lasts 30 days in Tamil calendars that follow the Vakya panchangam.
Thai Amavasai (தை அமாவாசை) is on Saturday, February 6, 2027. Ancestors are remembered at Rameswaram and river ghats.
Ratha Saptami (ரத சப்தமி) is on Saturday, February 13, 2027. Surya worship; Tirumala holds its one-day Brahmotsavam.
Masi Magam (மாசி மகம்) is on Sunday, February 21, 2027. Temple deities are taken for a holy dip in tanks and the sea.
February 2027 falls in the Tamil year Parabhava (பராபவ).
January 2027 · February 2027 · March 2027 — or see the 2027 Tamil calendar and the February 2027 calendar with India's holidays.