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Remove a Holiday Calendar from Thunderbird

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I added the United States Holiday Calendar to my Thunderbird Calendar.

As it has zilliions more holidays than I care to see (World Pneumonia Day, for example) I would like to remove it. I added it as an internet supplied calendar, not stored on my computer.

Can someone please tell me how to remove it entirely? Also, is there a different, more modest calendar I might add somewhere out there?

Thanks in advance for the assistance. I have searched for a way to do this but have not found anything.

Jeff

I added the United States Holiday Calendar to my Thunderbird Calendar. As it has zilliions more holidays than I care to see (World Pneumonia Day, for example) I would like to remove it. I added it as an internet supplied calendar, not stored on my computer. Can someone please tell me how to remove it entirely? Also, is there a different, more modest calendar I might add somewhere out there? Thanks in advance for the assistance. I have searched for a way to do this but have not found anything. Jeff

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In the Calendar tab, press Alt to show the Menu Bar, then under View/Calendar check that you have the items enabled as in the attached picture.

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Right-click the calendar in the left pane of the Calendar tab, Unsubscribe Calendar.

Try https://www.thunderbird.net/en-US/calendar/holidays/#U

There are plenty of sites that offer US holiday calendars as ics files.

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sfhowes,

Thank you for taking the time to help me with this. I do appreciate it.

A Thunderbird release or two ago, I DO recall seeing calendars listed on the pane you refer to in the Calendar tab, and I did have the ability to toggle seeing it and/or delete it. But when I expand that tab now, I see no calendars listed at all. I have attached a screenshot.

This pane was the first place I went to, thinking I could delete the calendar, but it seems odd to me that it's blank. Perhaps I have a bigger Thunderbird problem than I thought?

What do you think?

Thank you.

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In the Calendar tab, press Alt to show the Menu Bar, then under View/Calendar check that you have the items enabled as in the attached picture.

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That worked! Thank you!