wordpress Events Calendar

The original calendar for WordPress

Power your calendar with recurring events, seven different calendar views, advanced ticketing options. Fully responsive, built to match your site’s design, all right from your WordPress.

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A WordPress events calendar shows six upcoming events, a search bar to search for events, and the names of three attendees, two are confirmed and one is pending, there's an option to see all attendees, a user chooses between VIP seats and Main Floor.

A WordPress events calendar built for every kind of event.

Give your attendees seven different ways to browse your events, from a full calendar grid to an interactive map.

A classic calendar view that displays a full month of events.

See upcoming events in a clean, chronological list.

Zoom into a single day and see every event at a glance.

Compare events across an entire week in one view.

Showcase events in a visual layout led by featured images.

Let visitors find events by location on an interactive map instead of scrolling through a list.

A monthly grid calendar with seven days a week shows events scheduled, like classes, community events, and trivia nights.

WordPress Events Calendar features

Make events easier to find and manage.

Help attendees find what they’re looking for faster: they can browse by day, month, or list, then filter by category, venue, or price. Save time by setting up recurring events once, so nothing needs manual re-entry.

Multiple views

Choose between flexible calendar views and display your events by day, month, or in a list. Each view integrates with your theme.

The corner of an WordPress website's events calendar shows a dropdown to select month view, week view, day view, list view, photo view, map view, and summary view.

Featured events

Attendees can filter by category, tag, or custom fields like venue, price, city, and more. You define available filters and how they display for users.

A selection of an online calendar shows events scheduled between 10AM to 12AM, 2PM to 5PM, 8PM to 2AM, events are a ribbing cutting, a job fair, and a dance party.

Recurring events

Monthly, weekly, and custom recurring events take the busywork out of calendar management.

Recurring event is shown for Yoga Tuesdays, showing the date and the time.

The Events Calendar plans

One simple price.
A complete event plugin.

Renews annually, cancel any time.

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For independent organizers

Essentials

$259 /year

Get Essentials

Launch and list your first event today.

Unlimited events, tickets, RSVPs
Seven different calendar views
Event filters
Ticket sales (Stripe, PayPal, Square)
Real-time ticket availability
Recurring events & series
Virtual & hybrid events
Attendee management & reports
Fees & coupons
Community event submissions

Pro

$399 /year

Get Pro

Sell tickets, promote events, keep attendees coming back.

Everything in Essentials
No ticket commission fees
WooCommerce ticket sales integration
Split revenue with community organizers
Custom attendee registration forms
Ticket QR codes & tailored check-in app
Attendee management & reports
Event importing (200 imports/day)

For organizers running at scale

Elite

$599 /year

Get Elite

Full control over promotion, attendance, and experience. Built for high-volume events.

Everything in Pro
Custom seating map builder
Assigned seating & seat selection
Hold timers & seat reservations
Email promotion campaigns
Scheduled & triggered emails
Audience segmentation
Campaign analytics & attribution

WordPress events calendar FAQ

Questions, answered.

Still have questions? Check out our FAQs below for answers to common questions.

Yes. The Events Calendar plugin is engineered to adopt your active WordPress theme’s global typography, button styles, and color palettes automatically. The Events Calendar is tested against major theme frameworks (including Kadence Theme, Astra, GeneratePress, and Divi) and includes a custom CSS stylesheet selector in the plugin settings.

Yes. The Events Calendar is built natively for WordPress and includes dedicated Gutenberg blocks for the Block Editor. It also integrates with popular page builders like Elementor and Divi. You can drop calendar views, upcoming event lists, or single event widgets directly into custom page layouts without editing any code.