My local grocery store was handing out free calendars when you went through checkout right before Christmas (though, oddly enough, I discovered that the calendar also had a single 2016 page for December so you could start using it right away).
Anyhow, I love that calendar.
It has stuff like Goya ads and is dual English/Spanish, and has a bunch of saints' days with abbreviations afterwards for which hispanic country they're celebrated in, e.g. -
St. Barbara's Day (CU) / [Spanish version of the words] (CU)
- to show you that it's St. Barbara's Day, and that Cubans celebrate it.
I love it how I know now when stuff like the Feast of Our Lady Guadalupe is happening, and some of my neighbors are probably celebrating it.
It's definitely a step up from my last (also free) calendar, which was a big giant shill for the local major league ballpark, and had pictures of people tonging out chicken strips from a buffet's metal Sterno tin in one of the stadium's deluxe lounges.
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