I use "Week Calendar" for my phone and iPad, but I cannot find a similar calendar for my Mac that I like.

It needs to display multiple GMail calendars; as well as my exchange calendar.

To add - maybe I am looking at it wrong, but I was surprised that GMail's calendar would not give the option to display/edit multiple GMail calendars if you have the passwords.

Took the words out of my mouth: Google Calendar.

The owner of the calendar would have to give you the ability to make changes and manage sharing. It's under settings.

I use it on my iphone 7+ and on my laptop.

On the pc, on the left hand side, it gives you the ability to "Add a friend's calendar." Then you can click or unclick that calendar to display.

I use Chrome to look at my Google Calendar.

I use Outlook to connect to my GMail and Google Calendar only because I'm used to Outlook's look when I'm writing an email. But I also get notifications from Google Calendar through Outlook.

Whatever you do, do not enable Chrome to send you calendar notifications as it would slow down Chrome for you.

Thanks Rey,

I got GMail to do what I need.

Is what you're calling GMail Calendar the same as Google Calendar?

I use Google Calendar exclusively. I also use gmail but didn't know it had a separate calendar.

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Is what you're calling GMail Calendar the same as Google Calendar?

Yes.

Why not just subscribe to the gmail calendars from the native Mac calendar application? I do that with a gmail calendar for both me and my wife. We can both see each other’s events(different colors) and we avoid calendar conflicts.

PS: I even do this with our iPhones.

invent this and make a huge bundle of money
a calendar that lets you choose AND add dates

check those that you wish to see daily

O national holidays
O catholic holidays
O Jew holidays
O cubs play dates
O military notable dates
O weather notable dates
O Nasa notable dates
O Iowa state notable dates
O Solunar tables
O Hunting season dates
O Movie anniversary's
O famous death anniversaries
O Nascar race dates/locations
O farmers almanac facts
O presidential facts
O invention anniversaries
O planetary / constellation locations
O planting horticulture
O pet medication

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Originally posted by jbcummings:
Why not just subscribe to the gmail calendars from the native Mac calendar application? I do that with a gmail calendar for both me and my wife. We can both see each other’s events(different colors) and we avoid calendar conflicts.

PS: I even do this with our iPhones.

Good question. I have been using the native calendar on the Mac, but it is just not user friendly. I want to be able to just click the screen and start typing; along with a few other things.