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A whole project calendar seems to vanish, but its events may still exist.

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In this fictional example, Harbor Workshop Practice was hidden from the left calendar list.

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We will find that calendar in Settings, show it in the

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list again, and check the original Materials review event.

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We will distinguish this from a calendar that is simply unchecked

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and from one deleted event, because each needs a different fix.

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Check the left My calendars and Other calendars lists before changing anything.

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If Harbor Workshop Practice is present but unchecked, select its

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checkbox; that alone can reveal its events.

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If the calendar name is absent from both lists, use the hidden-calendar route below.

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Do not create a replacement calendar yet, because a replacement would

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not contain the original event.

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On a computer, open Google Calendar Settings.

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Scan the calendars listed under Settings for other calendars and locate

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the exact Harbor Workshop Practice name.

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Google's current help puts Show in calendar list to the right

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of a hidden calendar.

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Match the name carefully so another calendar is not changed.

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Choose Show in calendar list for Harbor Workshop Practice.

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Return to the calendar grid and find that name in the left list.

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Select its colored checkbox if needed.

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This changes display and list visibility; it does not send event

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invitations, change the event text, or recover an event from Trash.

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Go to November 4 in the fictional practice calendar and look

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for Materials review at 10:00 AM.

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Open it and confirm the calendar field points to Harbor Workshop Practice.

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This known event is a stronger check than merely seeing a

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calendar name reappear in a sidebar.

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Search the date and the calendar selection again.

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If the calendar is visible but only one event is missing,

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consult that calendar's Trash rather than toggling its visibility repeatedly.

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Google keeps some deleted events in Trash for a limited period;

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a hidden calendar and a deleted event are different problems.

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The completed fictional exercise should show Harbor Workshop Practice

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checked in the left list and its original Materials review event

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on November fourth at ten in the morning.

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Verify those two states in a permitted test calendar before calling the task complete.

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If only one event is missing after the calendar is visible,

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investigate that event and Trash separately.

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The written guide gives the exact settings route and answer check.