function getHolidayCalenderEvents(){

        var events = [];
        //var holidayEvents = [];

        $().SPServices({
              operation: "GetListItems",
              listName: "Holiday",
              completefunc: function(xData, Status) {
                console.log(xData.responseText);
                //$(xData.responseXML).find("Fields > Field").each(function() {
                $(xData.responseXML).SPFilterNode("z:row").each(function() {
                    var $node = $(this);

                    var fADE = $( this ).attr( 'ows_fAllDayEvent' );
                    var thisADE = false;
                    var thisStart;
                    var thisEnd;


                    if ( typeof fADE !== "undefined" && fADE !== "0" ) {
                        thisADE = true;
                        var thisStart = $( this ).attr( 'ows_EventDate' );
                        var thisEnd = $( this ).attr( 'ows_EndDate' );
                    }
                    else {
                        // Get the start and end date/time of the event. FullCalendar will parse date strings in local time automagically, so we need to convert the UTC
                        //date strings from SharePoint into local time. The formatDateToLocal() function above will take care of this. See comments in that function for more information.
                        var thisStart = $( this ).attr( 'ows_EventDate' );
                        //thisStart = thisStart.substring(0,9);
                        var thisStartDate = moment(thisStart);
                        var thisEnd = $( this ).attr( 'ows_EndDate' );
                        //thisEnd = thisEnd.substring(0,9);
                        var thisEndDate = moment(thisEnd);
                    }
                    var thisID = $( this ).attr( 'ows_ID' ).split( ';#' ).join( '.' );

                    // FullCalendar documentation specifies that recurring events should all have the same id value when building the events array (the id is optional,
                    //but I'm including it for completeness). We can get the list item ID (which is the same for all instances of recurring events) without the recurrence
                    //information by simply splitting thisID.
                    var eventID = thisID.split( '.' )[0];

                    // Get the event title. This is displayed on the calendar along with the start time of the event.
                    var thisTitle = $( this ).attr( 'ows_Title' );

                    // Get the event description. I don't use it in this example, but you could use it for something, perhaps as a tooltip when hovering over the event.
                    var thisDesc = $( this ).attr( 'ows_Description' );

                    // Add the event information to the events array so FullCalendar can display it.
                    events.push({
                        title: thisTitle,
                        id: eventID,
                        description: thisDesc,
                    });

                    $('#calendar').fullCalendar('addEventSource', {
                        events: events,
                        color:'#66CCFF',
                        allDay: true

                        });

                    events = [];

                });


            }


        });


    }