Display Eventbrite Events Pro

Eventbrite events in WordPress

Display Eventbrite Events Pro connects a WordPress website to Eventbrite through the API and shows forthcoming events. Event details remain managed in Eventbrite, and listing changes can appear on the site through the feed, which reduces manual re-entry.

Choose a way to add event displays

Place events with a WordPress Block, an Elementor Widget, or a shortcode. The Block and Elementor widget provide layout and show options in the editor; shortcodes offer another way to add a display to WordPress content. Pro delivers up to 80 options for presentation and filtering. Its shortcode builder previews how events may look as you explore those settings.

Choose a layout or calendar view

Display events in full-width, venue, short-date, card, or grid layouts. Pro also includes pre-built shortcode templates and a calendar page template with a grid layout. Calendar views are available in month, list, and custom-period formats.

Filter events and separate feeds

Filter events by Eventbrite collections, or use additional filters to split events across pages. Different shortcodes can use different API keys, so separate placements can show feeds from different organization accounts or sources.

Set links and event details

Event displays can include a read-more link or a book-now link to the Eventbrite page. Choose whether those links open in a new browser tab. You can also set thumbnail size and alignment, add custom HTML or text before and after recent posts, and use URLs on titles.

Predefined color styles and custom CSS let you adjust the display's appearance. Developer templates in a child theme and filters provide further ways to shape event presentation.

Work with your theme and editor

The extension styles event listings according to the active theme and any styling you apply. Pro templates have been tested with Divi, Astra, OceanWP, Enfold, Genesis, and WordPress themes.

Install and configure the plugin

Install the Pro plugin from the WordPress dashboard, then connect to the Eventbrite data feed through the API settings. Choose a WordPress Block, Elementor Widget, or shortcode, and choose a layout before configuring filters or calendar options.

Review the display in the editor or shortcode builder. Adjust links, thumbnails, text, and styling, then add it to the relevant page. For multiple organization feeds, assign different API keys to separate shortcodes.