2027 DGTLCAL
2027 Digital Calendars
We have 3 calendars, so you can easily subscribe to all 3 and turn them on and off in your calendar app.
Sun & Moons
New and Full Moons, quarters, the Moon through the signs, the Sun's seasons and the year's eclipses.
Exact Transits
Every exact planetary aspect through the year, with each retrograde and direct station.
VC Moons
Void of course periods, shown start to finish so you can see how long each one runs.
How to add them
One thing to know first: the Google Calendar phone app can't add a subscription. Add it on a laptop or desktop and it appears on your phone within a few minutes.
Tap Apple, then confirm when your calendar asks. That's it.
On a computer, click Google and confirm.
Click Outlook for a personal account, or use the work or school link if you sign in through an employer or university.
Use Copy link, then look for 'subscribe by URL' or 'add by URL' in your calendar's settings. If you can't find it, email us and we'll walk you through it.
Questions
Will the times be right where I live?
Yes. Each event is stored as a single moment in time, and your device converts it into your own local time, including your daylight saving changes on your country's dates. A Full Moon happens everywhere at once; your calendar shows you when that is for you. Travel, and the times follow you.
Why doesn't this match my printed planner?
The printed almanac lists every time in one fixed zone, noted on page 10 of your planner, because paper can't adjust to where you're reading it. Your digital calendar adjusts to you. If the two differ, the digital calendar is showing your local time.
In British Columbia, the province stopped changing its clocks on 1 November 2026 and now stays at UTC−7 all year. From early November to mid‑March you'll be an hour ahead of the printed times. Your digital calendars already account for this.
How quickly do changes appear?
If we correct or add an event it reaches you automatically, with no need to re-subscribe. How fast depends on your calendar app, which sets its own refresh schedule. Allow up to 24 hours.
Will these block out my availability?
No. Every event is marked as free time, so nothing here will make you look busy to colleagues or clash with your scheduling tools.
Can I remove a calendar later?
Any time, and it only affects you. On a Mac, right-click the calendar name and delete it. In Google Calendar, use the X beside it under 'Other calendars'. Your own events are never touched.
Can I share with a friend?
No. Your calendars are licensed for your own use, and sharing the links breaches our terms. Each calendar purchase is linked and tracked to your email.
Don't see your calendar app, or something not working? Email Support and tell us which calendar and which app you're using. That's usually all we need.
