Subscribe to Calendar Feeds

Subscribing to a calendar feed means seeing that information right alongside your regular calendars in Google. But the best part is that your subscription calendars are updated automatically so you're sure to have the latest information. Once subscribed, you can choose to view or hide the new calendars as well as specify day, week or month, just like your regular calendars.

*Important Note on Syncing Calendar Data
The frequency with which subscribed calendar data is synced or updated is determined by the calendar app in use, i.e. Gmail, Apple Mail, or Outlook. The frequency can also vary widely, depending on the app and a variety of other conditions, and can be as long as 24 hours or more. Please understand that neither SI nor its calendar service has any control over this frequency and suggest viewing our web calendar if in doubt about an event.

Gmail

• Click the 'Copy Link' button
• Go to your Google Calendar, and click the plus sign on "Other Calendars," then "From URL"
• Paste the URL into the box, and choose if you want to make it publicly accessible
• Click "Add Calendar"
• Calendar will then show under Other calendars but will need to be named
• Hover over the calendar name, click the three vertical dots, and choose 'Settings'
• The 'Name' field is at the top; enter the new name here.
• To remove the calendar, scroll to the bottom of the Settings page to 'Remove Calendar'
• Click 'Unsubscribe'

Apple Calendar

• Click the ‘Copy Link’ button
• Go to “New Calendar Subscription…” option under the File menu. 
• Paste the link in to the box and click ‘Subscribe’
• Enter a name; this is how it will be shown in Apple Calendar.
• Select other options as needed and click ‘OK’
• To remove, right-click the calendar name in the sidebar and choose ‘Unsubscribe’. If you have your calendar syncing with your iCloud account, subscriptions set up on your Mac should also sync to your iPhone.

Outlook

• Click the 'Copy Link' button
• Open Outlook and go to your Calendar view (not Mail)
• Not sure which Outlook you have? If you don't see "Other Calendars" in the left sidebar at all, you're likely on the newer version — skip to the web option below
• If you're on classic/desktop Outlook: Right-click "Other Calendars," then choose "Add Calendar," then "From Internet…"
• If you don't see that option (this happens on the newer "New Outlook"): go to Outlook on the web instead (outlook.office.com or outlook.com), go to Calendar, click "Add calendar," then choose "From internet"
• Paste the URL of your calendar and click OK (or Save, if using the web version)
• It will then contact the web server and bring in the calendar and ask if you want to subscribe; choose "Yes" (classic Outlook only — the web version won't ask this)
• You will now see it under the Calendar list on the left. You can right-click and choose "rename" to give it any name you like. You can check/un-check at any time to show/hide the calendar.
• To delete the calendar, just right-click and "Delete Calendar"

• Note: if you subscribe via Outlook on the web, it will automatically appear in your desktop Outlook app too — you don't need to add it twice.