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PENANG HOLIDAYS & FESTIVALS 2004

(incorporating Malaysia, Brunei, Singapore, Indonesia, Thailand, Hong Kong and India Public and School Holidays and Festivals)

Penang's multi-racial population ensures a full year of festivals and happenings

EMAIL US YOUR EVENTS TO INCLUDE IN  THIS CALENDAR

DISCLAIMER

REMINDERS:

1. Since 09.22.98 Malaysia has introduced currency controls upon entry and exit. Visitors can bring in unlimited amount of foreign currencies but not more than RM1000 in Malaysian currency. They can bring out not more than the amount of currencies they brought in. Prescribed currency declaration form must be filled in upon entry and exit.

2. Since 01.01.99 Malaysia has declared an additional rest day on the first Thursday or Saturday of the month (respectively for States having Friday or Sunday as a public holiday). All government departments and most companies close on that day. ALL BANKS CLOSE on that Thursday or Saturday!

3. Malaysian government announced on 01.21.00 another additional rest day on third Thursday or Saturday of the month for all government departments beginning Feb 2000.

JANUARY

08 Nov '03 - 04 Jan '04 Malaysia School Holidays (07 Nov '03 - 03 Jan '04 Kedah, Kelantan, Terengganu)

? Hong Kong School Holidays

Thu 01 - NEW YEAR'S DAY

(except Johor, Kedah, Kelantan, Perlis & Terengganu)

Welcome Reception - Main entry points: Visitors will be treated to a traditional welcome upon arrival at the airport, seaport and railway station.

Sat 03 - FIRST SATURDAY OF THE MONTH REST DAY

Holiday for government departments, banks and some private companies.

05 (?) - Guru Gobind Singh

12 (?) - 139th Birthday of Swami Vivekananda

Ramakrishna Ashrama: celebrated with evening prayers, devotional songs and talk on Messages of Swami Vivekananda

Thu 14 - Makara Sankrati

 

Fri 16 - Ponggal

Celebrated by Malaysian Indians as a thanksgiving for bountiful harvest, on the 10th month of the Tamil calendar. Highlight is the cooking of rice from freshly-harvested  padi with milk and brown sugar in a new claypot until it flows over

__ (?) - World Aids Day

 

Sat 17 - THIRD SATURDAY OF THE MONTH REST DAY

Holiday for government departments, banks and some private companies

Sun 18 - BIRTHDAY OF SULTAN KEDAH

(Kedah only - date subj to change yearly)

 

Thu-Fri 22-23 - CHINESE NEW YEAR (Monkey Year) (Lunar Calendar 1M1D)

Spring Festival - The Chinese New Year is the first day of the first moon in the lunar calendar. Chinese families host "open house" for relatives and friends. Children love this new year as elders dress them up in new clothes and present them with "red packets" containing money (to signify abundance). Lion dances usher in the new year. Celebrations run until the 15th day.

 

Mon 26 - India Republic Day

   - Basant Panchami

 

Wed 28 - Human's Day or Mankind's Birthday

Seventh Day of the first moon which is everybody's birthday according to Chinese folklore. Celebrated with dining which include a menu item comprising of raw fish "yee sang" and condiments and everybody joining in must participate in mixing the ingredients with chop sticks and tossing them as high as possible to bring forth roaring business and long life.

 

Thu 29 - Chor Soo Kong's Birthday

Snake Temple: Birthday of the diety Chor Soo Kong at the Snake Temple in Bayan Lepas on the eighth day of the first moon.

 

Fri 30 - Emperor of Heaven's Birthday

Ninth day of first moon - Jade Emperor's birthday according to Chinese legend. Chinese of the Hokkien dialect in Penang pray to the Jade Emperor with offerings which must include the traditional sugar canes on the eve of this day, around midnight.

 

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Sun 01  - FEDERAL TERRITORY DAY

(Kuala Lumpur and Labuan only)

             - HARI RAYA QURBAN (Hari Raya Haji Aidil Adha)

 

Mon 02 - HARI RAYA QURBAN (2nd day)

(Kedah, Kelantan, Perlis and Terengganu only)

 

Thu 05 - CHAP GOH MEH (Lunar Calendar 1M15D)

Esplanade: 15th night of Chinese New Year, the first full moon night of the lunar calendar. This marks the end of the Chinese New Year celebrations, normally celebrated in Penang with an "orange-throwing" event by young girls (to get good husbands) at the sea off Esplanade (sort of Penang's Chinese Valentine's Day) and the traditional Dondang Sayang serenaders going around the island in a gaily decorated bus.

            - THAIPUSAM

(Johor, Negeri Sembilan, Perak, Penang and Selangor)

Hindu festival of purification. Very elaborately celebrated to honour Lord Murugan during the full moon day in the month of "thai" (which normally falls in the month of January or February). A breathtaking experience to witness devotees pierce their bodies with skewers and hooks, carrying "kavadees" along the streets of Georgetown to the Waterfall Road temple.

The Silver Chariot carrying the idol of Lord Murugan will leave the Queen Street temple one day earlier to be welcomed by devotees breaking coconuts along the procession route and return the day after the actual day starting in the evening.  

Sat 07 - FIRST SATURDAY OF THE MONTH REST DAY

Fri 06 - Science of Spirituality Society: Birthday Param Sant Kirpal Singh Ji Maharaj

__ (?) - Chinese New Year Open House

Acheh/Armenian Street: organised by the State Government with food and entertainment for the benefit of tourists at Khoo Kongsi, Cannon Square/Armenian Street where various Chinese clan associations are situated

Wed 18 - Maha Shivaratri

 

19 (?) - Thailand Makabucha Day

 

Sun 22 - MAAL HIJRAH (Awal Muharram 1425)

Islamic New Year

23 (?) - Brunei National Day

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MARCH

13-21 Mar - Malaysia School Holidays (9 days)

 

__-__ Mar - Singapore School Holidays

? Thailand School Holidays

? Indonesia School Holidays

 

GREAT MALAYSIA SALE MONTH - mega shopping carnival throughout the country in March, August, December.

Sat 06 - FIRST SATURDAY OF THE MONTH REST DAY

           - Holi

(?) - World Day of Prayer

 

Thu 04 - ANNIVERSARY OF INSTALLATION OF SULTAN OF TERENGGANU

(Terengganu only)

Mon 08 - Commonwealth Day (second Monday in March)

Observed annually on second Monday of March by all member countries. Celebrated by the Royal Commonwealth Society of Malaysia with an evening of cocktails and entertainment at its clubhouse at Jalan Birah, Damansara Heights.

 

08 (?) - International Women's Day

 

Sat 13 - SULTAN OF SELANGOR'S BIRTHDAY

(Selangor only - second Saturday in March)

__ - __ (?) - Malaysia-Petronas F1 Grand Prix

Sepang GP Circuit. Kuala Lumpur:

 

Sat 20 - THIRD SATURDAY OF THE MONTH REST DAY

21 (?) - Naw-Ruz (Bahai's New Year)

Celebrations of the 160th New Year by the Bahai Community in Penang

Mon 22 - World Water Day

25 (?) - Indonesia Caka New Year

       - Police Day

26 (?) - Indonesia Nyepi

Tue 30 - SULTAN OF KELANTAN'S BIRTHDAY

(Kelantan only)

Wed - 31 - additional public holiday in Kelantan

      - Ram Navami

APRIL

JAPANESE GOLDEN WEEK - ? April - ? May: should see an influx of Japanese tourists in Penang being the golden week where Japanese take leave for their holidays

Fri 02 -  Science of Spirituality Society: Bhandara Hazur Baba Sawan Singh Ji Maharaj

 

Sat 03 - Mahavir Jayanti

 

04 (?) - Penang Scouts' "Founder's Day"

State Scout HQ:

 

Sun 04 - Cheng Beng Day

"Pure and Bright Day" or All Souls Day or Tomb Sweeping Day or Qing Ming Festival is celebrated by Chinese families visiting the graves of their ancestors to pay respects with offerings and to beautify the graves (between 10 days before and after the actual day, which is 106th day after Winter Solstice).

Sat 03 - FIRST SATURDAY OF THE MONTH REST DAY

 

06 (?) - Thailand Chakri Memorial Day

Thu 08 - SULTAN OF JOHOR'S BIRTHDAY

(Johor only)

   - World Health Day

Fri 09 - GOOD FRIDAY

(Sabah, Sarawak and Singapore only)

13-16 (?) - Songkran Festival (Thai) Dhagyan Festival (Myanmar)

Thai/Burmese Temples: Water Splashing Festival - celebrated by the Thai/Myanmar communities in Penang to usher in their new year by splashing water onto everyone around for good luck

Tue 13 - Vasakhi - Birth of the Khalsa (Sikh Brotherhood)

2004 year marks the 305th Vasakhi celebrated by the Sikh community. Celebrations at Sikh Gurdwara Temple

   - Varusha Pirappu - Hindu New Year

             -  National Forest Day

Thu 15 - ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF DECLARATION OF MALACCA AS HISTORICAL CITY DAY

(Malacca only)

   - National Water Festival

Sat 17 - THIRD SATURDAY OF THE MONTH REST DAY

 

Mon 19 - SULTAN OF PERAK'S BIRTHDAY

(Perak only)

Mon 19-25 - Secretaries' Week

Thu 22 - Earth Day

 

Thu 22 - Administrative Professionals Day

Administrative Professionals Week from 19 to 25

29 May - 13 Jun  Malaysia School Holidays (28 May - 12 Jun Kedah, Kelantan, Terengganu)

(17 days)

__ May- __ Jun  Singapore School Holidays

JAPANESE GOLDEN WEEK ? April-? May

Sat 01 - LABOUR DAY

 - FIRST SATURDAY OF THE MONTH REST DAY

 

Sun 02 - BIRTHDAY OF PROPHET MUHAMMAD (S.A.W.)

 

Mon 03 - WESAK DAY (Buddha Purnima 2004 - B.E. 2548 (Lunar Calendar 4M15D)

Theme for the Year:

Procession at night through the streets of Georgetown. Charity and religious programmes throughout the month.

03 (?) - Thailand Coronation Day

08 (?) - World Red Cross Day

Sun 09 - Mother's Day (second Sunday of May)

09 (?) - Indonesia Ascension of Jesus Christ Day

11 (?) - International Nurses' Day

15 (?) - World Family Day

16 (?) - Teacher's Day

Mon 17 - BIRTHDAY OF TUANKU RAJA PERLIS

(Perlis only)

            - World Telecommunications Day

  - Thailand Visakhabucha Day

Sat 15 - THIRD SATURDAY OF THE MONTH REST DAY

(?) - Citrawarna Malaysia "Colours of Malaysia" Parade

Kuala Lumpur: Street Parade to rival that of the famous Samba Parade of Rio de Janeiro. Parade to kick start "Colours of  Malaysia" Month. Celebrations in all states.

(?) May - (?) Jun - YTL-Penang Festival of Arts

Month-long programme of opera, music, theatre, dance, art and poetry.

(?) May-(?) Jun - Penang International Floral Festival

Botanical Gardens: Penang's most popular floral garden motivated this colourful festival Tel. secretariate 604-227 0428 or email: jkbunga@sukpp.gov.my  

 

23 (?) - World Turtle Day

 

Sun 30 - Science of Spirituality Society: Bhandara Dayal Purush Sant Darshan Singh Ji Maharaj

 

Sun 30-31 - HARVEST FESTIVAL

(Sabah and Labuan only)

Mon 31- Anniversary of the Royal Brunei Malay Regiment

(Brunei only)

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__ May __ Jun  Singapore School Holidays

? Jun-? Jul Indonesia School Holidays

Tue-Wed 01-02 - DAYAK FESTIVAL

(Sarawak only)

06 (?) - International Penang Bridge Run

USM/Penang Bridge: Annual 21km run - attracts thousands (12,000) of local and international runners to run this 3rd longest bridge in the world.

 

(?) - 26th Penang International Dragon Boat Festival

Races will be held at RM135 million Teluk Bahang Dam on the island.

Details on Hong Kong Dragon Boat Festival, email  hkdba@hksbd.org.hk

Details on Singapore Drgaon Boat Festival, email sdba@cyberway.com.sg

Tue 22 - Chang (Dumpling) Festival (Lunar Calendar 5M5D)

This Chang Festival, Tuen Ng Festival or Dragon Boat Festival falls on the fifth day of the fifth moon of the lunar calendar. It is during this period that the Chinese eat "chung", a pyramid-shaped glutinous rice dumpling stuffed with meat or beans wrapped in bamboo or reed leaves.

05 (?) - World Environment Day

Sat 05 - KING'S BIRTHDAY

(First Saturday in June)

This is also the first Saturday of the month, additional rest day shall fall on the following Saturday

Sat 12 - REPLACEMENT OF FIRST SATURDAY REST DAY (Lunar Calendar 5M15D)

Sun 20 - Father's Day

(third Sunday of June)

 

Sat 19 - THIRD SATURDAY OF THE MONTH REST DAY

 

(?) (Lunar Calendar 6M1D)

 

(?) Festival of San Pedro

Malacca: The Portuguese community's traditional festival is set to attract about 20,000 tourists to the settlement in Ujong Pasir this weekend. Held annually in honour of St. Peter, the patron saints of fishermen. Celebrations normally include float procession from the Santiago Gate of A'Famosa to the Portuguese Settlement, telematch carnival, cooking, fishing and handicraft competitions. Details call (606)284 7050

 

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JULY

? Jul-? Aug Hong Kong School Holidays

1st or 2nd Week - Flower Festival in Kuala Lumpur

01 (?) - Singapore Youth Day

   - Hong Kong SAR Establishment Day

 

? - 9th Penang International Salon Gastronomique and Sajian 2002

Penang International Sports Arena (PISA): an entertaining spectacle for participating chefs to show off their culinary skills and fascinating recipes.

Sat 03 - FIRST SATURDAY OF THE MONTH REST DAY

? - National Park July Fest

Syah Alam, Selangor:

07 (?) - Singapore Youth Day

07 (?)- Singapore School Holiday (Youth Day)

Sat 10 - GOVERNOR OF PENANG'S BIRTHDAY

(Penang only - second Saturday in July)

? - Penang International Mountain Bike Open Championship

Youth Park: a challenge open to avid bikers from all over the world

(?) (Lunar Calendar 6M15D)

 

15 (?) - H.M. The Sultan of Brunei's Birthday

(Brunei only)

17 (?) - Thailand Khao Phansa Day

18 (?) - Goddess of Mercy's Birthday

(Negeri Sembilan only)

Tue 20- BIRTHDAY OF SULTAN TERENGGANU

(Terengganu only)

Sat 17 - THIRD SATURDAY OF THE MONTH REST DAY

           - Penang-Bon Odori Charity Carnival 2004 (?)

Esplanade: A Japanese-inspired festival - to celebrate the homecoming of ancestral spirits, with songs, dances, and drum performances at a charity food and fun fair 5pm to 10pm. 9pm Fireworks Display. VISIT OUR BALLOON STALL AT BON ODORI PENANG - balloons for all occasions http://penangresort.com/estores.htm  

Thu 22 - 33rd World Forestry Day

? - Penang National Food and Fruits Fest Closing Ceremony

Gurney Drive: a delectable range of Penang local food and fruits along Gurney Drive, with sensational live concerts to compliment the lively atmosphere

 

Sun 25 - St Anne's Feast

Bukit Mertajam: Falls on the Sunday on or after 26 July. Pilgrims are expected from Singapore, Thailand, Indonesia and Australia for the 10-day Novena beginning 19 to 28 July. Highlight of Feast on ? July with 1km procession from the new church grounds to St. Anne's Hill after the 7pm mass.

 

Sun 25 - Science of Spirituality Society: Masters' Day

(fourth Sunday of July) http://penangresort.com/org/sospenang.htm

 

Tue 27 - Science of Spirituality Society: Birthday Hazur Baba Sawan Singh Ji Maharaj

 

Sat 31 - Warriors' Day

 

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21-29 Aug - Malaysia School Holidays (9 days)

__ Aug- __ Sep - Singapore School Holidays

 

GREAT MALAYSIA SALE MONTH - mega sale carnival throughout the country in the months of March, August, December

Wed 04 - Goddess of Mercy's Birthday

 

Fri 06 - (Lunar Calendar 7M1D)

Start of Hungry Ghosts Festival

 

Sat 07 - FIRST SATURDAY OF THE MONTH REST DAY

 

(?) - Cowherd and Weaving Maiden Festival

Celebrated on seventh day of seventh moon - Chinese practice of praying to the legendary fairy on the moon with offerings of food a special type of face-powder - a rapidly disappearing practice.

 

08 (?) - Senior Citizens Day

 

09 (?) - Singapore National Day

(Singapore only)

11 (?) - Singapore Public and School Holiday (Day After National Day)

Thu 12 - HM Queen of Thailand's Birthday

Fri 13 - International Left-Hander's Day

 

Sun 15 - India Independence Day

 

Sat 21 - THIRD SATURDAY OF THE MONTH REST DAY

 

17 (?) - Indonesia Independence Day

 

Sat 21 - Science of Spirituality Society: Bhandara Param Sant Kirpal Singh Ji Maharaj

 

Sun 22 - HARI HOL ALMARHUM SULTAN JOHOR

(Johor only)

 

Sat 28 - Onam

 

Sun 29 - Raksha Bandhan

 

Mon 30 - Hungry Ghost Festival (Lunar Calendar 7M15D)

Month-long festival starting from first day of seventh moon. Street-side offerings to the spirits "released from Hades" of prayers, food and entertainment (opera shows, puppet shows, concerts, etc.)/

 

Tue 31 - MALAYSIA NATIONAL DAY

2004 marks the 47th year that Malaysia has gained independence

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__ Aug-__ Sep - Singapore School Holidays

01 (?) - Singapore School Holiday (Teacher's Day)

Sat 04 - FIRST SATURDAY OF THE MONTH REST DAY

Sun 05 - Grand Parent's Day

Tue 07 - Janamashtami

 

Sat 11 - SARAWAK YANG DI-PERTUA NEGERI'S BIRTHDAY

(Sarawak only - second Saturday in September)

Sun 12 - ISRAK DAN MIKRAJ (Ascension of Prophet Muhammad S.A.W.)

(Kelantan, N. Sembilan and Perlis only)

 

Tue 14 - Science of Spirituality Society: Birthday Anniversary Dayal Purush Sant Darshan Singh Ji Maharaj

Thu 16 - SABAH YANG DI-PERTUA NEGERI'S BIRTHDAY

(Sabah only)

  - Malaysia Day

 

Mon 20 - Science of Spirituality Society: Birthday of Sant Rajinder Singh Ji Maharaj

Sat 18 - THIRD SATURDAY OF THE MONTH REST DAY

Tue 28 - Moon Cake Festival (Lunar Calendar 8M15D)

Mid-Autumn Festival or Lantern Festival - fifteenth day of the eighth lunar moon. The full moon symbolises reunion. In the evening when the full moon rises, Chinese in Penang get together to eat moon cakes and the children rejoice with lantern processions. Street procession in the streets of Georgetown (nearest Saturday night)

Thu 30 - World Heart Day

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OCTOBER

? Thailand School Holidays

Fri 01 - Malaysia National Senior Citizens Day

            - Children's Day (Singapore School Holiday)

  - Hong Kong National Day

  - International Elders Day (U.N.)

            - World Habitat Day

Sat 02 - FIRST SATURDAY OF THE MONTH REST DAY

           - Mahatma Gandhi's Birthday

(?) - Hong Kong Chung Yeung Festival

  

(?) - Loy Krathong (Lunar Calendar 9M15D)

Wat Puppharam, Jalan Perak: Celebrated by the Thai community in Penang. A festival celebrating the end of the raining season.Procession to Persiaran Gurney to release floats (krathong) made by weaving banana leaves and decorated with flowers and incense into the sea.

Sat 09 - MALACCA YANG DI-PERTUA NEGERI'S BIRTHDAY

(Malacca only - second Saturday in October)

Fri 15 - AWAL RAMADAN

(Johor, Kedah and Malacca only) - Start of Muslim fasting month

 

Sat 16 - World White Cane Day - for the blind

 

Sat 16 - THIRD SATURDAY OF THE MONTH REST DAY

 

Thu 21 - Penang Free School Speech Day

            - International Deaf Day - HOPA 2004

  - Maha Ashtami

Fri 22  - Dussehra

 

(?) Oktoberfest

Celebrated at the Malaysian-German society premises in Air Itam from 6.45 pm. Entertainment by the Inntaler Musikanten band from Munich and typical German food. Details, contact Clara at Tel:229 6853. Also, celebrations in hotels.

Sat 23 - Thailand King Chulalongkorn Memorial Day

Sun 24 - SULTAN OF PAHANG'S BIRTHDAY

(Pahang only)

Sun 31 - NUZUL AL-QURAN

(Kelantan, Pahang, Perak, Perlis, Selangor and Terengganu only - all schools in all states)

            - Halloween

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11 Nov '04 - 02 Jan '05 Malaysia School Holidays (10 Nov '04- 01 Jan '05 in Kedah, Kelantan and Terengganu) (53 days)

__ Nov - __ Dec  Singapore School Holidays

Mon 01 - All Saints' Day

             - Goddess of Mercy's Birthday

 

Sat 06 - FIRST SATURDAY OF THE MONTH REST DAY

 

Tue 02 - Bosses' Day

            - All Souls' Day

(?) - STARWALK 2003

Esplanade: the premier sporting event in the northern region with 12000 participants expected from all over Malaysia. Now in its 31st year

? - PESTA PULAU PINANG (Penang Festival) until 31 December

Pesta Site, Sungei Nibong: This year's Penang Festival has been brought forward to November due to the Puasa (fasting) month in December. Trade and Industrial Fair at Sungei Nibong and plenty of events to celebrate the month-long festival.

(?) (Lunar Calendar 10M15D)

 

? - Bazaar Ramadhan

Komtar Pedestrian Mall: a variety of food, clothing and other items associated with Ramadhan will be on sale during this period.

 

Thu 11 - DEEPAVALI

Deepavali Open House

Little India (vicinity of Penang Street): This Hindu Festival of Lights which marks the victory of good over evil is celebrated in a grand way by the people of Hindu faith. Visitors are invited to the "open house" at Little India along Market, King and Queen Streets to witness entertaining cultural performances and sampling of Indian delicacies

 

Sun-Mon 14-15 - HARI RAYA PUASA (Aidil Fitri)

 

Sat 20 - THIRD SATURDAY OF THE MONTH REST DAY

           - Universal Children's Day (U.N.)

Tue 23 - Sai Baba's 78th Birthday (1926)

 

(?) (Lunar Calendar 11M1D)

 

Thu 25  - International Meatless Day - Animal Rights Day

Fri 26 - Guru Nanak's Birthday

28 (?) - Thanksgiving Day

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Whole Month Malaysia School Holidays until 02 Jan '05 (53 days)

Whole Month Singapore School Holidays

? Hong Kong School Holidays

GREAT MALAYSIA SALE MONTH - mega shopping carnival thoughout the country in the months of March, August and December

Wed 01 - World Aids Day (U.N.)

Thu 02 - International Day of Disabled Persons (U.N.)

             - (?) Feast of St. Francis Xavier

Sun 05 - HM King of Thailand's Birthday

Fri 10 - Thailand Constitution Day

 

Sat 11 - BIRTHDAY OF SULTAN OF SELANGOR

 

Sat 18 - THIRD SATURDAY OF THE MONTH REST DAY

Tue 21 - Winter Solstice

 

Sat 25 - CHRISTMAS DAY

            - Penang Grand Parade

Georgetown: This street parade sees participants from government and private sectors, schools, youths and multi-cultural troupes. Termed the "best of the best". the event features cultural performances, school bands, and float procession along the famous streets of Penang.

Fri 31 - Welcome Concert 2004

Esplanade: Welcoming the Year 2004 with a grand concert with vibrant fireworks

             - TYT Yang Di Pertua Negeri Gold Cup 2001

Penang Turf Club: premier horse racing event for His Excellency The Governor of Penang's Gold Cup

Future Chinese New Year dates: 22 Jan 2004 Monkey Year, 09 Feb 2005 Rooster Year, 29 Jan 2006 Dog Year, 18 Feb 2007 Pig Year, 07 Feb 2008 Rat Year, 26 Jan 2009 Cow Year, 14 Feb 2010 Tiger Year, 03 Feb 2011 Rabbit Year

Future Ching Ming Dates:  30 Apr 2004, 20 Apr 2005, 9 Apr 2006, 28 Apr 2007

Future Easter Dates:  9 Apr 2004

Future Chang Festival Dates:  22 Jun 2004, 11 Jun 2005, 31 May 2006, 19 Jun 2007

Future Lantern Festival Dates: 28 Sep 2004, 18 Sep 2005, 30 Oct 2006, 19 Oct 2007

Calendrical Calculations - Multi-Calendar Conversion Site - http://umunhum.stanford.edu/~lee/cgi-bin/lunar.cgi

Perpetual Calendar Site - http://www.vaxxine.com/steveb/calendar/calendar.eht

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