Not a module, but what about this?

perl -e 'system "cal $_" for 2000..2099'
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Alternatively, you may try Calendar::Simple.

P.S. s/calander/calendar/

Update
Actually, the 21st century should be 2001..2100. Your request about 2000-2999 covers most of the third millennium (2001-3000).

Maybe he wants colander print outs for the next 100 years, although that might produce a large strain on his system . . .

Update: And possibly of use to the original querent, PPT implementations of cal.

ok here is what I have

for (2005..2006) {
     system ("cal $_ > /tmp/file");
}
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But how would I get this for individual months for instance in KSH for year in 2004 2005 2006 do for month in 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 do cal $year/$month

perl -e 'for $y (2005..2006) {for $m (1..12) {system "cal $m $y"}}' \
> /tmp/file
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