Meet Gracie Williams, Hooters of Ft Lauderdale Beach
Five straight editions, Miss July 2026, and one of the calendar's own makeup artists. Meet the Fort Lauderdale Beach veteran who shot a Bimini sunrise and gained a little sister along the way.
Meet Sophia Zullo, Hooters of Mason, OH
Miss March 2024, Miss May 2025, and the back cover of the 40th anniversary edition. Meet the Mason, Ohio native who found a sisterhood at Hooters and can still throw a flip.
Meet Kiana Mahabir, Hooters of Odessa
Odessa born, four calendars deep, 2025 cover girl, and the only Hooters Girl we know who thinks a shark bite is a highlight.
Meet Emily Hagedorn - Hooters of Fort Myers
Omaha raised, Fort Myers based, and a two-time Hooters Calendar Girl who will absolutely out-sing you at karaoke.
The 2027 Hooters Calendar Is Officially in Production
The wait is on! We're excited to share that the 2027 Hooters Calendar is officially in production, and our team has been hard at work bringing together another unforgettable edition.
Get ready to flip to July.
If your calendar is still on June, it's time. July is the page summer was made for - sunshine, the beach, fireworks, and plenty of red, white, and blue. Snap your July page, tag us, and the best fan flips get featured.
The 2027 calendar is officially in production.
The 2027 Hooters Calendar is officially in production. Go behind the scenes on the shoots, the locations, and the film that gives the calendar its timeless look, with first looks shared here all season long.
What every calendar puts into the fight!
Every October, the Hooters Give A Hoot campaign raises money for breast cancer research in honor of Kelly Jo Dowd. A dollar from every calendar goes to the cause, with most supporting the V Foundation for Cancer Research.
Why it’s the gift that overdelivers
Finding a gift someone actually likes is harder than it should be. The Hooters Calendar makes it easy - fifteen months of great photography, a real collector's keepsake, and a dollar from every sale going to breast cancer research.

