Grid
/events/grid/ Cards with the cover image, title, date, venue, and RSVP counts. The visual default for image-rich calendars.
Features · Calendar views
Grid, List, Month, and Upcoming ship in the free plugin, each at its own pretty URL. Visitors switch views right from the calendar. Pro adds Week and Day hour grids.
Free views
Every view lives at its own permalink, so you can link straight to it. The bare /events/ URL opens whichever view you set as default.
/events/grid/ Cards with the cover image, title, date, venue, and RSVP counts. The visual default for image-rich calendars.
/events/list/ Compact rows without images: title, date, venue, RSVP status. Built for fast scanning on busy calendars.
/events/month/ A classic month grid with events on their dates. Visitors click a date to see that day.
/events/upcoming/ The next events in start-date order. The compact format also works in sidebars via the upcoming block.
Week & Day grids · Pro
Pro adds Week and Day views that place events on an hour grid by start and end time. Studios, venues, and coworking spaces get a real day planner.
# Live feed - calendar apps poll for updates
webcal://yoursite.com/wp-json/eventonomy/v1/calendar.ics
# Per-event download
GET /wp-json/eventonomy/v1/events/{id}.ics ICS & add-to-calendar
Every single-event page can show an add-to-calendar button for Apple Calendar, Google Calendar, and Outlook. The live feed keeps subscribers in sync as you add or change events.
Time, handled
Each event carries its own IANA timezone and defaults to the site timezone. A webinar in New York and a meetup in Berlin can share one calendar.
Show times in the site timezone, the event timezone with its abbreviation, or both together. Pick once in Settings, Display.
Daily, weekly, monthly, and yearly series with pre-computed occurrences. Long series render fast because dates are stored, not calculated per view. Recurrence docs.
Four views free, Week and Day when you need them. No addon shopping list.