Reminders
Choose what you want to hear about. Your choices stay on this device, and nothing is sent until a reminder service is actually connected.
What to remind me about
Quiet dates
Family and memorial dates are off until you ask for them. These are the same two settings the Almanac uses, so turning one on here turns it on there. They are never written into the calendar file.
Your week ahead
This is exactly what a weekly note would contain: the seven days starting today. Once delivery exists, that note would go out on Sunday morning, New York time, covering the week that follows.
Reading today’s date…
- Next vault edition Reading the museum clock… Monthly editions
- Next listening party None scheduled. Listening parties
- Next documented show night No future night is documented in the ledger. Performances
- Your watchlist Reading your watchlist… Collector’s Center
Put it in your own calendar
The calendar file holds the public dates — album days, single days, chart weeks, awards and tours — each repeating every year. Family and memorial dates are never written into it, whatever you have turned on above, because a calendar file is easily shared onward.
Opening the file imports a copy: the dates you have today stay as they are, and later additions will not appear. To keep it up to date instead, subscribe to the same address in your calendar app (Google Calendar: “Other calendars → From URL”; Apple Calendar: “File → New Calendar Subscription”) and it will refresh itself. Either way nothing is sent back here and the museum learns nothing about you.
Register these choices
No reminder service is connected yet. Registering records nothing about you — no address, no account — and the museum will answer honestly that delivery is not switched on.