January Globes: 2009 Wall Calendar
Artist Catherine Richards renders in oil the snow globe scenes from the world's most loved cities including New York, London, Rome, Paris, and San Francisco. Everyone will enjoy this enchanting collection of snow globes.

Snowboarding in January by Larry Prosor: 2009 Wall Calendar
Snowboarding is a sport of skill, talent, and passion. It is difficult to say exactly when snowboarding was developed, but the first known snowboard prototype was called the "snurfer" in 1965. Jake Burton introduced the first ski technology for the snowboard in 1980. Throughout the years, snowboarding has grown in popularity, and in 1998 it made its debut in the Winter Olympics. This calendar is a must-have for snowboarding enthusiasts.

Snowmobiling in January : 2009 Wall Calendar
From Canada's premier snowmobiling magazine, Snow Goer, this calendar dares you to enjoy the action of this exciting sport. With incredible photography of snowcross racing, touring and powder play, these action shots feature the hottest new 2009 sports sleds.

Skiing: 2009 Wall Calendar
Skiing is one of the most popular winter sports. The Telemark area of Norway is largely credited for developing this pastime into a sport. Once skis were adapted to accommodate the deep slopes of the Alps, alpine skiing was born. Snow skiing appeared in the first Winter Olympics of 1924. The thrill, rush, and exhilaration from downhill skiing are incomparable in January. You'll catch the spirit with this 2009 wall calendar devoted to this alpine sport. The calendar includes days of the week, months and international holidays in English, French, Spanish and German as well as moon phases. Also included is a bonus page featuring September – December 2003 - 2009.