PlaceCal Handbook
  • Introduction
  • How to
    • Log in to PlaceCal
    • Add a Partner
    • Configure a Partner
    • Add a User
    • Add a Calendar
    • Add a Site
    • Configure a Site
    • Add a Tag (Partnership)
  • Reference
    • Supported Calendar sources
      • JSON-LD (generic)
      • iCal (generic)
      • Airtable
      • Dice.fm
      • Eventbrite
      • Google Calendar
      • iCloud Calendar
      • Meetup
      • Outlook 365
      • OutSavvy
      • Resident Advisor (RA)
      • Squarespace
      • Ticketsolve
    • Glossary
      • Calendars
      • Districts
      • Events
      • Neighbourhoods
      • Organisers
      • Partners
      • Partnerships
      • User roles
        • Neighbourhood admins
        • Partner admins
        • Partnership admins
        • Root
        • Site admins
      • Wards
      • Sites
  • Explanation
    • Community Technology Partnerships
    • Structured and unstructured data
    • Resisting walled gardens and big tech silos
  • PlaceCal API
    • Getting started
    • Data structures
    • Making queries
    • Ping
    • Events
    • Partners
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Google Calendar

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Last updated 11 months ago

Google Calendar is the default calendar associated with Google accounts. If you have a Gmail address, you have a Google calendar! You can access it by going to .

To import events from a Google calendar PlaceCal needs the Public address in iCal format. This should be entered in the URL field when to PlaceCal.

You can find the Public address in iCal format on each Google calendar's Settings page under the subheading Integrate calendar. Note that the calendar needs to be set to Make available to public in order for PlaceCal to be able to access its events.

Instructions on setting up a Google Calendar can be found in .

This generates an iCal feed, so see for more information on how PlaceCal handles iCal sources.

Google's official documentation
iCal (generic)
calendar.google.com
adding a Calendar
The link PlaceCal needs in the URL field when adding a Calendar
Setting a calendar to be available to the public