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Yes, .mac is great, but the question was, can you publish iCal calendars without .mac and the answer is yes. Tenon's iTools is a web-based GUI for Apache, DNS, and FTP. If you are not running a web server, you would not choose this product. But if you did have an iTools Apache web server...

iTools 7 is an easy way to get WebDAV and to set up group calendars with iCal. It's not free, but you don't need a .Mac account. http://www.tenon.com/support/itools7/iCal-howto.shtml