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Free Calendars You Should Add to Your Google Calendar

By Matthew Lynch
June 13, 2023
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As we enter a new year, many people are looking for ways to organize their schedules and stay on top of important dates. One of the best tools for keeping track of appointments, meetings, and events is Google Calendar, which allows users to easily create and share their own schedules with others.

But did you know that there are also many free calendars available for Google Calendar that can help you stay on top of holidays, sports events, and other important dates? Here are some of the best calendars to add to your Google Calendar this year:

1. US Holidays: This calendar includes all of the major US holidays, as well as many lesser-known observances. By adding this calendar to your Google Calendar, you’ll be able to see at a glance when all of the US holidays are coming up, which can be helpful for scheduling vacations or planning a party.

2. Sports calendar: If you’re a sports fan, there are many calendars available that can help you keep track of upcoming games and events. For example, you can add a calendar for your favorite sports team, the NFL schedule, or even the Olympics schedule.

3. TV show calendar: If you’re a fan of a particular TV show, adding a calendar for its schedule can be a great way to ensure that you never miss an episode. Many TV networks and streaming services offer calendars that you can add to your Google Calendar, so be sure to check out what’s available.

4. Weather calendar: If you want to stay on top of the weather, there are many weather calendars available that can be added to your Google Calendar. These calendars can provide you with information about upcoming storms, changes in temperature, and other weather-related events.

5. Moon phase calendar: For those who are interested in astronomy, adding a moon phase calendar to your Google Calendar can be a great way to keep track of the moon’s phases. Whether you’re an avid star-gazer or simply enjoy watching the moon rise and set, this calendar can help you stay on top of when to look for the full moon or other significant lunar events.

Overall, adding free calendars to your Google Calendar can be a great way to stay organized and up-to-date on important events and dates. Whether you’re interested in holidays, sports events, TV shows, weather, or other topics, there’s sure to be a calendar that can help you stay informed and keep your schedule on track. So why not give it a try?

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