Event Listings Website

This package builds an events guide for a city, a music scene or an industry: organizers submit events, you approve them, and visitors filter a calendar by date, category and area. It runs on WordPress, so you and your editors manage it from a familiar admin.

From submission to calendar

An organizer fills in the event form with date, time, venue, price, image and ticket link. The event waits in your approval queue, and once accepted it appears in both a calendar view and a list. Visitors filter by today, this weekend, category and area, and each venue has its own page with a map and its upcoming events. Past events drop out of the listings by themselves but keep their pages, which is useful for venues and recurring series.

What changes on Business and Premium

• Organizers get accounts to edit their own events instead of emailing you changes.
• Recurring events, such as a weekly farmers market, are entered once with a repeat rule rather than typed in fifty times.
• Organizers pay by Stripe or PayPal to feature an event, and subscribers receive a weekly events email.
• Each event outputs Event structured data with start time, venue and ticket link.
• Premium adds organizer profile pages, add-to-calendar buttons, iCal feed import and simple ticket sales by Stripe.

Ticketing limits

The Premium ticket option suits simple general admission: a ticket type, a price, a quantity and a QR code in the confirmation email. Seated venues, scanning apps and festival access control need a dedicated ticketing platform, and the site can link to Eventbrite or similar for those. Ticket refunds and event cancellations follow the organizer's policy, which you publish on the site.