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How to Display a Teams Channel Calendar on a Modern SharePoint Page

Tauseeq MagsiTauseeq Magsi Oct 21, 2026 868 views

Question details

Users want to embed or display a specific Microsoft Teams channel calendar on a modern SharePoint page but cannot find the appropriate web part.

How to Display a Teams Channel Calendar on a Modern SharePoint Page
Product
Microsoft SharePoint
Device & OS
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Scenario
Attempting to add a specific Microsoft Teams channel calendar to a modern SharePoint site page for better team visibility.
Observed behavior
Teams channel calendars do not appear as an available web part on SharePoint pages; only the broader Microsoft 365 Group calendar is available.
Before you start

Ensure you have Edit permissions for the SharePoint site page you are trying to modify and are logged into the correct Microsoft 365 account.

Solution 1Recommended

Use the Group Calendar Web Part as a Workaround

Since SharePoint does not support specific Teams channel calendars natively, you can use the Group calendar web part to display events for the entire Microsoft 365 group.

Currently, SharePoint does not provide a dedicated web part for displaying an individual Teams channel calendar. Channel events can only be scheduled and viewed directly within Microsoft Teams. As an alternative, you can display the overarching Microsoft 365 Group calendar on your page.

1
Edit the SharePoint page

Navigate to your modern SharePoint page and click 'Edit' in the top right corner of the screen.

2
Add a new web part

Hover your mouse over the page canvas until you see a line with a circled '+' icon, then click it to open the web part menu.

3
Select the Group calendar

Type 'Group calendar' in the search box and select the Group calendar web part from the results.

4
Configure the group settings

In the property pane on the right, select the Microsoft 365 group associated with your Team to display the broader group events.

Use the Group Calendar Web Part as a Workaround
Feature Limitation: The Group calendar web part will show all events for the entire Microsoft 365 group, not just the specific channel. For a strict channel-specific view, users must access it directly through the Teams application.
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Frequently Asked Questions

Can I embed a Teams channel calendar in a SharePoint iframe?

No, Microsoft Teams channel calendars do not have a supported embed code or iframe URL that functions properly within a SharePoint Embed web part due to Microsoft 365 authentication restrictions.

Why does the Group calendar show events from other channels?

The Group calendar web part is tied to the underlying Microsoft 365 Group rather than a specific channel. It aggregates all events created within that group, ignoring individual channel boundaries.

Are there any third-party SharePoint web parts for Teams channel calendars?

Some third-party developers offer custom SharePoint Framework (SPFx) web parts in the SharePoint App Store that attempt to sync or display channel events, though these require additional licensing and are not officially supported by Microsoft.