Filter Bar

Advanced search filters for your calendar

Allow users to search for events by category, tag, venue, organizer, day of the week, time of day, and price.

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Includes updates & support for one year.

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Includes updates & support for one year.

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Includes updates & support for one year.

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Includes updates & support for one year.

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Countless ways to filter your calendar

Help visitors to your WordPress site find the events they’re looking for on a busy calendar with filters for virtual events, venue, date, category. and more.

Filter Bar Features

Add filters to your calendar

Create a bar at the top of the calendar where users can narrow down events.

Appended URL

All filters append the calendar URL, so you can share a pre-filtered calendar with others.

Custom Filters

If you’re using Events Calendar Pro, you can create your own custom calendar filters.

Flexible layout

Position your filter bar vertically or horizontally on the calendar.

Responsive design

The filter bar looks great and works on any size screen or device.

Display controls

Choose to display all your filters, or only certain ones. You pick the order.

Virtual Events

If you’re using Virtual Events, you can display Virtual Events as a filter

Illustration of event post options in a checklist that includes category, tag, venue, featured events, and cost.

Customizable

Choose which filters to show.

Screenshot Gallery

Take a look at how Filter Bar works from the WordPress dashboard.

Frequently Asked Questions

Filter Bar is designed specifically for The Events Calendar, a free WordPress plugin. It has not been integrated to use with other calendar plugins.

The custom filters feature takes the additional fields you create in Events Calendar Pro and allows you to add those fields as filters. For example, let’s say you create an additional event field called “Dress Attire” and use it to specify how formal the event is with options including:

Black tie
Business Casual
Casual

Simply select the “Dress Attire” field in the Filter Bar settings screen and it will become an option in the filters for users to search for events by whether they are formal or casual. Check out this article in our knowledgebase for complete instructions.

Filter Bar includes the following filters right out of the box. You can select just the ones you want and arrange them in any order you like.

Featured Events
Virtual Events
Category
Tag
Venue
Organizer
Cost
Day
Time
Country
State or Province
City
Distance
Event Status (Moved Online status only available with Virtual Events)
Event Series

In addition to these default filters, you can create custom filters out of the additional fields you create with Events Calendar Pro.

Yes! Filter Bar integrates with Events Manager, which is available with Events Calendar Pro. Learn more about using Events Manager in our Knowledgebase article.