December is the twelfth and the final month of the year.
December may also refer to:
- December (Roman month), the tenth month of the Roman calendar
Books
- December (magazine), an art, prose, and poetry journal founded in 1958
- "December", a 1994 poem by Patti Smith from Early Work
- December, a mystery novel by Phil Rickman, 2011
- December (comics), a mutant character created by Marvel Comics
- December, by Eve Bunting David Diaz (illustrator), 1997
- December, by Elizabeth Hartley Winthrop, 2008
Film and television
- December (1988 film), an Indian Malayalam-language film
- December (1991 film), an American drama war
- December (2008 film), a Brazilian drama
- December (2010 film), an American drama
- December (2022 Japanese film), a Japanese legal drama
- December (2024 film), a Russian period crime thriller
- "December", a Series D episode of the television series QI (2006)
Music
- December (musical duo), a South Korean musical duo
- "December", art song by Charles Ives (1874-1954)
- "December", a song by Kira Kosarin
Albums
- December (Chris Botti album) (2002)
- December (George Winston album) (1982)
- December (Kenny Loggins album) (1998)
- December (The Moody Blues album) (2003)
EPs
Songs
- "December" (Collective Soul song)
- "December" (Måns Zelmerlöw song)
- "December" (The Waterboys song)
- "December" by Adam Lambert, from the album Take One
- "December" by Ariana Grande, from the album Christmas & Chill (2015)
- "December" by Assemblage 23, from the album Endure (2016)
- "December" by Kenny Loggins, from the album December (1998)
- "December" by Neck Deep, from the album Life's Not out to Get You (2015)
- "December" by Pride & Fall, from the album Nephesh (2003)
- "December" by Sara Bareilles, from the album The Blessed Unrest (2013)
- "December" by Static-X, from the album Wisconsin Death Trip (1999)
- "December" by Unwound, from the album Leaves Turn Inside You (2001)
- "December" by Weezer, from the album Maladroit (2002)
- "December" by Earth, Wind & Fire, from the album Holiday (2014)
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