Weekly Planner is a highly customizable plug-in that makes it easy to keep 
track of weekly events and display them on your website. Weekly Planner 
features a colorful, easy-to-read display for your readers, along with very 
easy-to-use admin interface that makes it easy to add and remove appointments 
while providing maximum flexibility, allowing you to change virtually every 
color without any need to modify the CSS itself.
Originally developed for a client who gave private music lessons and wanted 
an easy way to keep her current schedule updated, this plug-in is useful for 
anyone who wants to keep a schedule of weekly appointments, such as classes 
or tutoring sessions.
Many thanks to Kieran O’Shea (http://www.kieranoshea.com) for his/her 
excellent Calendar plug-in, which served as a foundation for this plug-in 
from both a technical and design standpoint.
Find any bugs, or have any suggestions? E-mail me at 
reidmichaeljames (at) gmail dot com.

Weekly Planner

Weekly Planner is a highly customizable plug-in that makes it easy to keep track of weekly events and display them on your website.

Jason Hendriks

Calculates dates and relative dates dynamically in your posts and pages. For example:
<blockquote>
Our church’s next service is on Mar 21/15
<code>[date format="M d/Y" time="this Sunday"]</code>
</blockquote>
Add an always up-to-date copyright notice, or the date of your next monthly poker game.
See <a href="http://programmer.jasonhendriks.com/dynamic-dates/dynamic-dates-examples/" rel="nofollow ugc">examples on my website</a>. See the FAQ for instructions on use.
<h3>* What’s New for v2 *</h3>
<ul>
<li>Now supporting the local WordPress timezone, user-specified timezones, and user-specified languages!</li>
</ul>
<h4>Requirements</h4>
<ul>
<li>PHP 5.2 for user-specified timezones or PHP 5.3 with the International extension for user-specified languages.</li>
</ul>

Dynamic Dates

Calculate dates ('next Sunday') and relative dates ('December 25th two years from now') in your posts and pages.

Weekly Planner vs Dynamic Dates