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<blockquote data-quote="C.Sterling" data-source="post: 1676358" data-attributes="member: 214513">lclev - had same issue. Using the default Apple Calendar (Calendar is vs 8.0).&nbsp; Already had checked under Preferences but was unable to uncheck Birthdays Calendar (was greyed out).&nbsp; But never had checked it.(Use Mozilla Thunderbird email program in which Mozilla recently added a Calendar addon.&nbsp; Disabled the addon and uninstalled/reinstalled Thunderbird, still unable to add/view events.)So decided to activate iCloud and was suddenly able to view events and add/edit events.I believe all of this happened when I updated to Mavericks 10.10.5, and possibly, when the recent addon was included by Mozilla to Thunderbird.However still cannot see any holidays.&nbsp; Any way this can be fixed.&nbsp; Somehow got another Calendar with Holidays but not only doesn't it show the holidays it's empty of my events.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="C.Sterling, post: 1676358, member: 214513"] lclev - had same issue. Using the default Apple Calendar (Calendar is vs 8.0). Already had checked under Preferences but was unable to uncheck Birthdays Calendar (was greyed out). But never had checked it. (Use Mozilla Thunderbird email program in which Mozilla recently added a Calendar addon. Disabled the addon and uninstalled/reinstalled Thunderbird, still unable to add/view events.) So decided to activate iCloud and was suddenly able to view events and add/edit events. I believe all of this happened when I updated to Mavericks 10.10.5, and possibly, when the recent addon was included by Mozilla to Thunderbird. [I]However still cannot see any holidays. Any way this can be fixed. Somehow got another Calendar with Holidays but not only doesn't it show the holidays it's empty of my events. [/I] [/QUOTE]

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