How do I remove certain holidays from my calendar? This extensive holiday list is also shared with the iPhone and iPad holiday calendar, and you can also turn off the holiday calendar on your iPhone or iPad if you don’t want dozens of holidays crowded on your iOS calendar as well.
The default Mac calendar includes a very large number of holidays for many cultures, in the US it includes everything from Chinese New Year, Boxing Day, Holly, Christmas Eve, Christmas, Kwanza, Hanukkah, Ramadan, Cinco de Mayon, New Years Eve, New Years, Memorial Day, Presidents Day, flag day, mother’s day, father’s day, st patrick’s day, palm sunday, easter, orthodox easter, country day, good friday, easter, april fool’s day, martin luther king jr day, groundhog day, valentine’s day, eid al-fitr, flag day, Labor Day, Ashura, Rosh Hoshanah, Eid Al-Adha, Independence Day, Yom Kippur, Columbus Day, Indigenous Day, Halloween, Diwali, Veterans Day, Thanksgiving, Inauguration Day and more, you will see them all if you go every month and tap the holidays separately, or you use the Calendar List view on your Mac and navigate to see many vacations this way. If you turn off holiday calendars on Mac OS, you may be interested in hiding holiday calendars on iPhone and iPad if you’re also an iOS user. Close Settings and use Calendar as usualĪ nice side effect of disabling the holiday calendar on your Mac is that you also no longer receive alert notifications for each holiday, even though you don’t have to disable notifications for the entire Calendar Mac app.In the General section of Settings, clear the Show holiday calendar check box.Next, go to the Calendar menu and select Settings.Repeat if you see multiple holiday calendars in the left sidebar.Find the “USA Holidays” or “Holidays” calendar in the left sidebar, then uncheck the box to hide the holiday calendar.
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