Wall, Desk, Electronic Calendars
(Palm Pilot / MS Outlook versions now available)

Multicultural Calendar
Continuing to grow in popularity with corporations, universities, banks, hospitals, social service agencies and the government.

2009 - The Gift of Food
The 2009 theme is The Gift of Food. The need for food is common to all cultures. Our modern calendar descends from ancient agricultural calendars. In all civilizations, festivals and rituals have taken place during the planting and harvesting of food. In 2009, we are, for the most part, oblivious to the source of our foods and we take what is put on our plate for granted. We are almost unconscious about the foods we eat and the manner in which we eat them. This edition of our calendar focuses on the staple or survival foods of different cultures, in the hope that we never take our food for granted and we respect it in a whole new way.

Holy Days of the 12 major religions
Aboriginal Peoples, Bahai, Buddhist, Christian, Hindu, Islam, Jain, Jewish, Shinto, Sikh, Wicca and Zoroastrian - and the cultural festivals of most ethnic groups in North America.