What Is This?
The "Add to My Calendar" (iCal) feature lets you add events from the calendar on our website to your personal calendar software. Look for an green button like the one below at the bottom of event pages on our site. Click the button and follow the prompts on your device/desktop to add the event to your calendar. For more detailed instructions, read on.
Step-By-Step Instructions
iOS
Tap the green button and an Event Details page will appear.
Tap "Add to Calendar"
Tap "Done"
To access your calendar, open the calendar icon on your device.
Android
Tap the green button and if prompted to replace the file, tap the "Replace File" button:
If prompted to open the file, tap on "Open":
If prompted to choose your calendar app, do so:
Finally, tap the "Add to Calendar" button to add the event to your calendar:
Windows Desktop
Loading iCal into Email Client
Click on the green button.
A new window will pop up. Beside Open With, use the drop down menu to select the email client (ex. Outlook) and click OK.
The Outlook sign in page will appear. Enter your login credentials.
Once you have signed in to the email client, the calendar entry will load. Click Save and Close.
The entry will now appear on your Outlook calendar.
Loading iCal into a web based calendar
Google Calendar-
Click on the green button.
A new window will pop up. Select Save File and save the file to your computer.
Open Google Calendar and login. Under Other Calendars on the left menu, click the arrow and select Import Calendar.
Select Browse to locate the .ics file. Click Import.
The event(s) will automatically appear in your Google Calendar.
Troubleshooting/Tips
Errors on Android
If you experience an error adding an event to your calendar on Android, you can try manually downloading the event file and then loading it. To do so, first long press on the green button. When the context menu appears, select "Download Link":
Once the file has downloaded, you can launch it from the download notification when you pull down the status bar from the top of your screen:
If that doesn't work, use your file manager to locate the file in your "Download" folder and try opening it from there.