See Lawrence's instructions for subscribing to other calendars in this thread:
How come Easter isn’t showing up on my calander but all the other holidays are?
Apple doesn't say why so we know no official answer and are not allowed to speculate on this site.
How to add calendar events to your Calendar application for OS X/Mac OS and iOS - https://discussions.apple.com/docs/DOC-12741
jhaniuk wrote:
If the issue comes back after the update, I'll voice it here.
Why? Apple doesn't read here for feedback. If you want to complain to Apple that your favorite holiday has not been included on the calendar, use the feedback page:
I know I'm going to put up a big fuss over the lack of Saturnalia. It's really appalling that it isn't on the calendar.
Checked at my coffee shop today, everyone here running 11.2.5 (and some with 11.2.6 and subscribing to the US Holidays calendar is showing Easter. The atheist opposite me is enjoying this year because Easter is on April Fool's Day.
This was an issue on my devices too, but it looks like it is fixed now as of this week. I have iOS 11.2.1... I'd like to note that I think Apple updated it without requiring a user to update to the latest iOS 11.2.6 (which I plan to do later today). If the issue comes back after the update, I'll voice it here.
deggie wrote:
Checked at my coffee shop today, everyone here running 11.2.5 (and some with 11.2.6 and subscribing to the US Holidays calendar is showing Easter. The atheist opposite me is enjoying this year because Easter is on April Fool's Day.
I'm subscribed to US Holidays, running 11.2.6 on my iPhone and High Sierra 10.13.3 on my Mac. No Easter for me but April Fool's day and coffee shops are more my speed.
Interesting. Thank you for your response.
deggie wrote:
The atheist opposite me is enjoying this year because Easter is on April Fool's Day.
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Good Lick with that.....
Why have Easter and Good Friday been removed from ICal?
