Here's a few links and script I had in my tk-calendar collection.:-)

Line up Calendar

Tk::MiniCalendar

#!/usr/bin/perl
use warnings;
use strict;
use Tk;
use Tk::ChooseDate;

#sets date thru the textvariable
my $date = '2006/6/6';

my $mw = new MainWindow;
$mw->geometry('200x50');

$mw->fontCreate('big',
   -family=>'courier',
     -weight=>'bold',
       -size=>int(-18*18/14));

my $cd = $mw->ChooseDate(
      -language =>'Italian',
      -font =>'big',         # the label font
      -bg=>'lightsteelblue',  #the label bg
      -textvariable=>\$date,
      -arrowcolor => 'black',
      -arrowactivecolor=>'yellow',
      -datecolor=> 'blue',
      -dateformat => 1,
      -orthodox => 0, 
      -daysofweekcolor=>'lightgreen',
      -highlightcolor=> 'pink', 
      -linecolor=> 'green',
      -yearcolor=> 'black',
      -command=>sub{print "$date\n"},
)->pack(-fill=>'x', -expand=>1);

my $cdcan = $cd->Subwidget('canvas');
$cdcan->configure(-bg=>'black');  # bg of weekdays bar 

my $cdtop = $cd->Subwidget('toplevel');
$cdtop->configure(-bg=>'black');  # outline of popup 

# sets the date thru set
$cd->set( y=>2005, m=>5, d=>5 );

MainLoop;
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#!/usr/bin/perl
#
#  Copyright 2000 Philip Yuson
#  Distributed as per the Perl copyright agreement.
#
# This script was written to illustrate Perl/Tk statements.
# it was written with Windows in mind as if this were written for
# Linux or Unix, I would have used the 'cal' command and the routines
# would be a lot simpler.
#
#
use strict;
use Tk;            # of course you need this
use Date::Calc;    # you need this to calculate your date

# Parms entered are year and month
my ( $year, $month ) = @ARGV;

$year ||= '2006';
$month ||= '07';

# set the maximum number of days for each month
my @maxdays = ( 0, 31, 28, 31, 30, 31, 30, 31, 31, 30, 31, 30, 31 );

#if leap year, change the max days for Feb
$maxdays[2] = 29 if ( $year % 4 == 0 );

#if leap century, change the max days for Feb
$maxdays[2] = 29 if ( $year % 400 == 0 );

# Set $a to get the day of the week
my $a = Date::Calc::Date_to_Text( $year, $month, 01 );
my @dateText = split( " ", $a );              # split on spaces
my @Literal  = split( "-", $dateText[1] );    # split on '-'
$_ = $dateText[0];                            # set to day of week
my @dayArray = ( 'Su', 'Mo', 'Tu', 'We', 'Th', 'Fr', 'Sa' ); # Set the
+ day array

#set the day hash
my %days = (
    "Sun" => 0,
    "Mon" => 1,
    "Tue" => 2,
    "Wed" => 3,
    "Thu" => 4,
    "Fri" => 5,
    "Sat" => 6
);
my $day = $days{$_};    # get the day number
my $on;

my $ndx = 0;                 # initialize day number
my $m   = new MainWindow;    # start a new window
$m->configure( -title => "$Literal[1] $Literal[2]" );    # set the win
+dow title
for ( my $row = 0 ; $row < 7 ; $row++ ) {                # create cale
+ndar rows
    for ( my $col = 0 ; $col < 7 ; $col++ ) {    # create calendar col
+umns
        $b = $m->Button(
            -width            => 2,              # Create Button
            -activeforeground => 'white',        # format the foregrou
+nd
            -activebackground => 'blue'
        );                                       # also the background
        $b->grid( -row => $row, -column => $col ); # put this in the r
+ight place
        if ( $row eq 0 ) {                         # if first row,
            $b->configure(
                -text  => $dayArray[$col],         # disable the butto
+n
                -state => 'disabled'
            );
        }
        else {
            if ( $col eq $day && $row eq 1 ) {
                $on  = 1;
                $ndx = 1;
            }    # Turn on switch if start of day
            if ( int($ndx) > int( $maxdays[$month] ) ) {
                $on = 0;
            }    # Turn off switch if all days are displayed
            if ($on) {
                $b->configure( -text => $ndx++ );    # put the day on 
+the button

                # and add one to the day
                $b->bind(
                    "<ButtonPress>",                 # If the button i
+s presssed
                    [ \&DateSelected, $year, $month ]
                );    # execute the Date Selected subroutine
            }
            else {
                $b->configure( -state => 'disabled' )
                  ;    # if switch if off, disable button
            }
        }
        if ( $col eq 0 ) {    #if first column, this is Sunday
            $b->configure(
                -fg               => 'red',     # configure button
                -activeforeground => 'white',
                -activebackground => 'red'
            );
        }
    }
    if ( int($ndx) > int( $maxdays[$month] ) ) {
        last;
    }    # if all days displayed. exit
}

MainLoop;    #Loop

sub DateSelected {    # execute when button is pressed
    my ( $w, $year, $month ) = @_;    # get the parms (widget, year an
+d month)
    my $text = $w->cget( -text );                   # get the text on 
+the button
    print "Date Selected: $text\t$year\t$month\n";  # display informat
+ion
}
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