If you came here looking for THE Wiccan Calendar, I do really have only one to show you: the Witches’ Calendar by Llewellyn. It has pagan history, phases of the moon, seasonal essays on egg lore for instance around easter. It is in fact packed as full of information as a calendar can get. It comes in a planner and a wall calendar (so that does make 2), and is still available for 2011 while the 2012 edition is ready for order as well.
Shown above is one of the inside pages of the Llewellyn’s Witches’ 2012 Wall Calendar. It is exemplary for the amount of information this calendar contains. And the planner contains nothing less.
Llewellyn’s Witches’ Datebook 2012 Softcover Planner More than an appointment book and calendar, this multipurpose datebook allows you to seamlessly blend the magical and the mundane, while keeping pace with the turning Wheel of the Year. New for this year are thirteen seasonal spells by Deborah Blake.
Llewellyn’s Witches’ 2012 Wall Calendar 
Llewellyn’s Witches’ Calendar is the top-selling calendar of its kind. Get inspired by unique and provocative in-depth articles. Take advantage of astrological data and other practical information to plan rituals.
Of course it includes the pagan holidays and astrological information, but it’s also simply a fun calendar to have at your house to learn more about Wicca.
Llewellyn’s 2011 Witches’ Calendar
Llewellyn’s 2011 Witches’ DatebookLlewellyn’s 2011 Wicca Planner is ideal for the busy Witch on the go. An agenda book, calendar, and magical reference all rolled in one-this practical planner will help you align your life with the astrological wheel of the year. Packed with Sabbat-recipes, Moon rituals, tips on using magical herbs, Sabbat musings, and astrological information, you’ll find fun, fresh ways to celebrate the sacred seasons and enhance your pagan practice.
The 2011 edition features articles on storytelling in ritual (Deborah Lipp), animal medicine (Kristin Madden), found magic (Dallas Jennifer Cobb), creating a paired path (Gwinevere Rain and N. Dante Lugo), and choosing the May queen (Magenta Griffith).
Llewellyn also sells pagan planners and almanacs, almost as popular as the witches calendar… Do check them out too.
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i need to find a print-off-able planner online to print and use for school. but its nearly IMPOSSABLE to find, so…help??