Looking to remove US holidays from your iPhone or iPad calendar? Our straightforward guide makes it easy to remove any unwanted holidays. Say goodbye to cluttered calendars and hello to a more streamlined and personalized experience. Take control of your calendar and make it work for you with these easy steps!
Complete Guide to Delete US Holidays from iPhone Calendar
Do you want to remove US holidays or events from iPhone calendar iOS? Nice, you guys, here I am going to describe how to delete Subscribed Calendar on iPhone.
Method 1: How to Remove US Holidays from iPhone Calendar [Or Hide Only]
- Launch the Calendar app on your iPhone.
- Tap on the Calendar option at the center bottom of your app screen.
- Now, uncheck the United States holidays to Hide or Stop showing in the calendar. To unsubscribe, follow steps 4 onwards.
- Click the (i) icon next to the Subscribed Calendar name and then Unsubscribe
- Choose Unsubscribe.
It will remove all the US holidays from your calendar. Whenever the US holidays are turned on, a small dot will be displayed under the date to indicate a holiday.
Method 2: How to Delete Subscribed Calendar on iPhone, iPad
Declutter your iPhone or iPad calendar by deleting from unwanted calendars. Follow these quick steps to keep your calendar organized and improve device functionality.
- Launch the Settings app on your iPhone/iPad
- Scroll to Calendar settings.
- Now, Tap on Accounts and Select Added Calendars (Subscribed Calendar).
- Click US Holidays.
- Scroll and Tap on Delete Account. Then, finally, there is Delete Account Settings iPhone.
That’s it.
Anytime you can see the holiday list from your iPhone, or iPad calendar without adding days one by one manually. I hope you got to Remove U.S. holidays from iPhone and iPad calendars.
Tips: Add or Remove US Holidays from Mac Calendar.
Extra Tidbits
if ever you are unable to delete the Holiday list from your iPhone Calendar. Don’t worry. Please hard reboot your iDevice and attempt the above steps again.
To hard Reboot iPhone 8 (Plus) and Later
1: Press and Quickly Release Volume Up button.
2: Press and Quickly Release Volume Down Button.
3: Press and Hold the Side Sleep/Power Button until you see the Apple logo on the Screen.
To Start the iPhone, Again press the Side button until the startup apple logo is on the screen.
- To force restart iPhone 7, iPhone 7 Plus: Press Power button + Volume (-) down button simultaneously
- To hard reboot iPhone 6S plus or earlier users– Press Power + Home button simultaneously
Don’s Miss Out:
To add your desired country holidays to the iOS device Calendar, you should follow this source to add holidays to iPhone Calendar.
This did not tell me how to delete a holiday from my us holiday calendar on my iPad. I do not want to delete the entire calendar. I only want to delete certain holidays that are not, in fact, legal us holidays!
Me too! I have no need for holidays for religions of which I am not a part. My calendar is full enough as it is. Can’t find an answer anywhere.
I totally agree! I don’t want earth day or April fools, etc. I only want major ones. Please update this request, Apple!
Thanks for your feedback, I will put your demand on Apple.
I have issue with holidays I do not follow, don’t need to know of, which are crowding my calendar. Why can’t the consumer have a say into what specific holidays show in the application? Unacceptable.
From apple support site
On your iOS device, go to the Calendar app and tap Calendars. Scroll down to Other and tap or to turn the holiday calendar on or off. The name of the holiday calendar indicates which country or region will be displayed. You might need to refresh your calendar after you make changes in order to see the changes. Go to the Calendar app and tap Inbox. Then slowly swipe down from the top of your screen.
On your Mac, go to Calendar > Preferences > General. Then click “Show Holidays calendars” to turn it on or off. If the holiday calendar is turned on, but you don’t see it, click the Calendars button in the upper-left corner of the Calendar app. Make sure that the holiday calendar under Other is selected. You can also go to the Calendar app, click Calendars, then select or deselect US Holidays. You might need to refresh your calendar after you make changes in order to see the changes. Go to Calendar > View > Refresh Calendars.
This turns off the entire calendar. We want to remove specific fake holidays from the cake dar but keep valid holidays. Why is this so difficult? The Politically correct crowd needs to stay out of our calendars.
@Michael Zauner
Spot on. Absolutely correct.