---
title: "Retrieve a calendar note"
method: GET
path: "/shop/calendar-notes/{calendarNoteId}"
tags: ["CalendarNotes"]
---

# Retrieve a calendar note

`GET /shop/calendar-notes/{calendarNoteId}`

Returns a single `CalendarNote` by ID. Requires the
`RESERVATIONS_VIEW` permission on the note's site.

## Response `200`

A single `CalendarNote`.

- object
  - `data` CalendarNote, required — A `CalendarNote` is a free-form, date-scoped annotation that surfaces on the operator calendar for a site. Staff use these to record context for a particular day — e.g. a public holiday, a marketing event, a known understaffed shift, or a VIP reservation that everyone should know about. Notes are date-bound (one day at a time) and site-scoped; they do not affect availability or block bookings.
    - `id` string, object-id, required — Unique identifier for the note.
    - `site_id` string, uuid, required — ID of the site this note is attached to.
    - `body` string, required — The note text. Plain text only — line breaks are preserved but no markdown is rendered.
    - `date` string, date, required — The calendar date the note applies to, in `YYYY-MM-DD` format in the site's local timezone.
    - `created_by_id` string, uuid, nullable — ID of the user who created the note.
    - `created_by` object, nullable — Summary of the user who created the note, if known.
    - `updated_by_id` string, uuid, nullable — ID of the user who last updated the note.
    - `updated_by` object, nullable — Summary of the user who last updated the note, if any updates have been made.
    - `deleted_by_id` string, uuid, nullable — ID of the user who deleted the note, if it has been soft deleted. Usually null on live records.
    - `deleted_by` object, nullable — Summary of the user who deleted the note, if it has been soft deleted.
    - `created_at` string, date-time, required — ISO-8601 timestamp of when the note was created.
    - `updated_at` string, date-time, required — ISO-8601 timestamp of when the note was last updated.

## Other responses

- `401` — The user is unauthenticated
- `403` — The authenticated user does not have permission.
- `404` — The resource couldn't be found

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