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# Calendar (Region)
A region calendar serves display purposes. It colors the calendar display according to holidays set up for the region. If you have the appropriate permission, you can edit region calendars.
Regions can be added by the administrator.
You can edit region calendar by selecting ***Region Calendar*** from the ***Edit*** menu.
The region calendar edit page shows all Holidays that the administrator has configured in TeamCal Neo. For the region and month selected, you can set any of those Holidays for any of the days in the month. The appropriate coloring will be shown in any view of that month and region.
| Button | Description |
| --------- | -------------------------------------------------------- |
| << | Go back one month |
| >> | Go forward one month |
| Today | Go to today’s month |
| Region | Select the region you want to edit |
| Save | Save your settings |
| Clear All | Clear/remove all holidays from the selected region/month |
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