You can transfer calendars or events you own to other owners. You can also move events to other calendars.
Before you transfer calendars or events in Google Calendar
- If you delete your Google Account, this also deletes all calendars you own. To save the calendar, transfer ownership to someone else.
- If you move to a new Google Account, import events to your new Google Calendar.
- You can’t transfer events with more than 200 guests to another owner or calendar.
- After you transfer an event to another owner, they get an email with a link. The new owner has 60 days to accept ownership of the event.
- You remain the event owner until the new owner accepts ownership.
- When you transfer events with a Google Meet link, the video conferencing policies applicable to that event are also affected. Learn how Google Meet settings apply to events created on or transferred to other calendars.
Transfer a calendar you own
- On your computer, open Google Calendar.
- On the left side of the page, click My calendars.
- Next to the calendar, click Options
Settings and sharing.
- Under "Shared with," click Add people and groups.
- Enter the email address of the person or group you want to make an owner.
- In "Permissions," select Make changes and manage sharing.
- Click Send.
Settings and sharing.Transfer an event to a calendar you don't own
- On your computer, open Google Calendar.
- Select an event you own.
- At the top right of the event, click Options
Change owner.
- Enter a new owner and a message to send them.
- Click Change owner.
Change owner.Transfer an event to a calendar you own
- On your computer, open Google Calendar.
- Select an event.
- At the top right, click Edit event
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- Next to Calendar
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- Choose the calendar you want to move the event to.
- Click Save.
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, click the Down arrow 
.Copy an event to another calendar
- On your computer, open Google Calendar.
- Select an event.
- At the top right, click Options
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- Choose a calendar to copy the event to.
- Click Save.
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