diff --git a/stories/guides/Dates.stories.mdx b/stories/guides/Dates.stories.mdx
index 49908a525..0323d1f76 100644
--- a/stories/guides/Dates.stories.mdx
+++ b/stories/guides/Dates.stories.mdx
@@ -37,6 +37,6 @@ const events = [
 ]
 ```
 
-The other thing to remember is that the `Date`s you provide to the Calendar will, by default, be displayed in the browser's native local timezone and culture, regarless of any offsets. This is how JS `Date`s work in browsers today. If you need to display dates and times in a specific timezone, other than the browser native, then you should review our <LinkTo kind="guides-timezones">Timezones Guide</LinkTo> on using a <LinkTo kind="props" story="localiizer">localizer</LinkTo> that supports timezone conversions.
+The other thing to remember is that the `Date`s you provide to the Calendar will, by default, be displayed in the browser's native local timezone and culture, regardless of any offsets. This is how JS `Date`s work in browsers today. If you need to display dates and times in a specific timezone, other than the browser native, then you should review our <LinkTo kind="guides-timezones">Timezones Guide</LinkTo> on using a <LinkTo kind="props" story="localiizer">localizer</LinkTo> that supports timezone conversions.
 
 **Side Note:** Storing your date/time values in UTC (Zulu) date format (YYYY-MM-DDTHH:mm:ssZ) will make these types of transformations much easier to work with.