Remove Events from Subscribed Calendar
Remove events from subscribed calendar sources by creating a separate calendar file that keeps relevant events and leaves the original source unchanged. Import the source, choose the events you want, and download the filtered ICS file.
Why native apps make this difficult
Google Calendar, Apple Calendar, and Outlook handle subscriptions well, but they usually do not let you remove individual events from a subscribed calendar. You can hide the entire calendar, but not reliably choose which events stay visible.
What a cleaner subscribed calendar looks like
Choose the events you want to keep. Filter My Calendar creates a separate calendar without changing the original source.
Before filtering, 13 events are shown.
September
Sep 7 to 11
Common use cases
School calendars
Exclude non-grade announcements and keep class-specific events.
Team calendars
Hide events in subscribed calendar streams that do not involve your team.
Work calendars
Filter shared calendar events by project, location, or role-specific keywords.
FAQ
Can native calendar apps remove individual events from subscriptions?
Usually not with enough control. Most apps let you subscribe or unsubscribe, but not finely exclude events from calendar subscription sources.
How is this different from deleting source events?
Your source calendar is not edited. Filter My Calendar creates a separate ICS file with the events you select.
Can I change filters later?
You can reopen the imported source, choose a different set of events, and create another filtered calendar.
Where can I get help with complex filtering?
You can review our filter guide and contact support for help with shared calendar events, school calendars, and work schedules.
Choose the events for your calendar.
Build a filtered ICS file in minutes and add it to Google Calendar, Apple Calendar, or Outlook.