These are almost always read-only you won't be able to change anything for the calendars. You're able to subscribe to calendars provided by third parties, mostly in ics format.
Paste this link into the Location field of the Create New Calendar dialog box. Alternatively, you can use ICS format: In the Integrate calendar section, select and copy the link under Public address in iCal format or Secret address in iCal format. In the Access permissions for events section, click on Get shareable link and copy the link. Go to your Google calendar on the browser, click the Options menu (3 points) next to the name of the calendar you wish to subscribe to and click on Settings and sharing. Check the calendars you want, and click on Subscribe. You can change the properties of each calendar, for example its name and color, using the Properties button. In the next step, Thunderbird will show you a selection of available calendars. Offline Support is checked by default, so that you can also use your calendar when you are offline. If applicable, check This location doesn't require credentials. Thunderbird recognizes a variety of calendar URLs. Enter the calendar URL in the Location field. Enter your username, for example your email address on Gmail. Choose On the Network and click Next Continue. When choosing "On the Network", your calendar files may reside on general webservers (read-only), on WebDAV or CalDAV servers, on the local filesystem or a network share, or you could use your Google calendars. On the Network - connect to your online calendars Enter a name for your calendar and choose a color, then click Create Calendar. Choose On my computer and click Next Continue. All the data is stored inside an internal database (the file local.sqlite in your Thunderbird profile). When choosing "On my computer", you can only use the calendar on the computer you're working at. Now you need to choose whether you want to create the calendar "on your computer" or "on the network". Alternatively, you can use ≡ > New > Calendar…, or File > New > Calendar…. 
Choose New Calendar… from the context menu.In the calendar list on the left side of the screen. Right-click Hold down the control key while you click.Unfortunately, Google does not support tasks through CalDAV. You can choose which calendars Google will expose in your Google Calendar Sync Settings.
Note: If one of your Google calendars is not found or not accessible, it might not be set up for syncing.
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