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Disappeared Holidays Calendar

When I opened my Calendar app, I saw a "!" next to my Holiday calendar (FI Holidays since I'm Finnish). Well, I unchecked it and when I was about to check it on again in Calendar preferences, the calendar won't show up again in the sidebar (There's only On my Mac- calendar and Birthday calendar).


It has just disappeared completely. I even looked in my Library for the calendar, but it isn't there anymore with the events.


What can I do? Why did it went away?

MacBook Air, macOS Sierra (10.12.3)

Posted on Feb 11, 2017 7:05 AM

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Feb 11, 2017 9:43 AM in response to wondering_97

As per this article : Calendar (El Capitan): Add calendar accounts

By default, your account is turned on when you add it. If you turn off an account, the account’s calendars no longer appear.

  1. Choose Calendar > Preferences, then click Accounts.
  2. Select an account, then select “Enable this account.”

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Feb 12, 2017 12:52 AM in response to wondering_97

Error messages like these:

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Get about 40 of the buggers and towards the end (maybe 6 or so) they appear to be AddressBookSourceSync as well, don't see any faults though (the red ones).


Whatever the reason for the errors, other than the missing holiday calendar all else appears to work ok i.e. sync between devices.


Just to be clear this is how your L & R should look (except with Finnish):

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This issue I had previously was that the "Primary" although English was generic i.e. no (UK), when looking again found "English (UK)" and when selected holiday calendar returned - but not on this occasion.

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Feb 12, 2017 6:08 AM in response to wondering_97

Gone to system preferences & clicked on internet accounts , simultaneously open calendar via spotlight and unchecked the box of calendar in internet accounts , immediately holiday calendars were disappeared .

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Then , again checked the box of calendar in internet accounts , your holiday calendars will appear in calendar application .


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Feb 11, 2017 11:06 PM in response to wondering_97

This is happening to a few of us, have a look at this post Unable to re-add US Holiday Calendar - SierraOS . You could check and make sure your Language and Region (in System Prefernces) is set correctly but failing that not sure, I've got the same issue and haven't found a work around yet except adding a holiday calendar manually.

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Feb 11, 2017 11:10 PM in response to SiHancox

Okay, sorry to hear that you are facing the same problem.


Yes my language and region is set up correctly. This is a weird bug indeed, hopefully Apple will fix this in an update!


I noticed that I recieve a lot of error messages with yellow errors and some red errors in Console. Should I be worried that something is not right on my Mac? 😢 Those errors will be created when I try to open my calendar or my notes, for example...

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Feb 12, 2017 12:56 AM in response to SiHancox

Yes, those are the errors I'm getting! Also a few with a red dot, this is one of them when I opened Notes:

"attempt to write to a container /var/root/Library/Group Containers/group.com.apple.notes that does not yet exist. Using client-provided container path without resolving symlinks."


It seems to have something to do with notes obviously,but I also get ones where it has something to do with Calendar (after I've opened Calendar). It also says in that situation that "something does not exist yet". But as I said, it doesn't happen every time I open my Calendar. Not sure about the Notes one, I have no idea why it does that. However, notes seem to be working normally so maybe I shouldn't pay attention to that.


Yes, my preferences look like that, with Finnish options of course.

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Feb 12, 2017 1:18 AM in response to wondering_97

Also red dot-faults are like this:

"attempt to write to a container /Library/Managed Preferences/root that does not yet exist. Using client-provided container path without resolving symlinks."


"rejecting write of key GEOUsageSessionID in { com.apple.airport.airportd, root, kCFPreferencesAnyHost, no container, managed: 0 } from process 71 because setting preferences outside an application's container requires user-preference-write or file-write-data sandbox access"


Uh oh, this seems really worrying 😟

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