What is a Note Nook calendar?

Note Nook is a wall calendar with two built-in pockets along the bottom of each monthly page. The pockets hold papers you need to deal with that month: cards to mail, bills coming due, invitations, school forms, or anything else that tends to get lost. At the end of the month you clear the pockets and the system resets. It is a Wells Street by Lang product available in a wide range of artist designs for 2027.

How does a File It calendar work?

File It is a wall calendar with a perforated file folder attached to each monthly page. During the month you slide papers into the folder. When the month ends, you tear the folder off along the perforation, fold it closed, write the month on the tab, and file it away. Over the course of a year you end up with twelve labeled monthly folders that keep an entire year of paperwork organized and easy to find.

What makes Plan It different from a regular wall calendar?

Plan It replaces the standard single-column daily format with individual rows for up to five family members. Each person gets a labeled horizontal row that runs across the full week. It also includes bonus stickers, a metal grommet, a fold-down storage pocket, and two tabbed contact sections. Plan It runs seventeen months starting in August of the prior year.

Which artists are available in Note Nook and File It formats for 2027?

The 2027 Note Nook collection includes designs from Susan Winget, Debi Hron, Barb Anderson, Jane Shasky, Chad Barrett, EttaVee, Heather Dutton, Mia Charro, Jeanetta Gonzales, and Terry Redlin among others. File It titles include designs from Barb Anderson, Heather Dutton, Joy Hall, Tim Coffey, and Jane Shasky.

Are these the same as Lang planners?

No. Note Nook, File It, and Plan It are wall calendars with built-in organizational features that hang on the wall. Lang planners are spiral-bound books for personal scheduling that you carry with you. They are different products that work well alongside each other.