They're stored in .ics files in plain text format (viewable in notepad), so
you could use any methods for manipulating plain text files
Otherwise you could google for 'icalendar format' which turns up a number of
links explaining the format.
Start > Search > Ext:ics
to view the calendar files on your system
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