Display Eventbrite Events Pro reads forthcoming event data through the Eventbrite API and displays it on your WordPress site. Event details stay managed in Eventbrite, and additions or updates can appear on the site through the feed. Use the displays to promote free or ticketed events without manually duplicating event details.

Separate feeds by shortcode

Different shortcodes can use various API keys, so you can display feeds from separate organization accounts or sources in different areas of your site. Pro also filters events by Eventbrite collection and adds filters for splitting events across pages, which helps organize distinct event groups or schedules.

Choose a listing or calendar view

Listing formats include full-width, venue, short-date, card, and grid layouts. Pro includes pre-built shortcode templates and a pre-built calendar page template with a grid layout. Calendar views come in month, list, and custom-period formats, so you can choose between a compact list, a visual grid, or a broader calendar view.

Place and configure the display

Add events with a WordPress Block, an Elementor Widget, or a shortcode. The Block and Elementor widget let you work with layouts and settings in the editor; shortcodes place displays in WordPress content. Pro includes up to a total of 80 settings for presentation and filtering. The shortcode builder can preview how events may look as you explore the available settings.

Set links and visual details

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 adjust thumbnail size and alignment, add custom HTML or text before and after recent posts, and set title URLs. Predefined color styles are available, with CSS customization for further adjustments. Developer-friendly templates in a child theme and filters offer additional ways to shape the presentation.

Install and connect the feed

Install the Pro add-on from the WordPress dashboard and connect it to the Eventbrite data feed through the API settings. Choose a Block, Elementor Widget, or shortcode, then select a layout and configure any filters or calendar options. Review the display in the editor or shortcode builder, adjust its links, thumbnails, text, and styling, and add it to the relevant page. Use separate shortcode API keys when you need feeds from multiple organization accounts.

Theme compatibility

The extension is designed to blend event listings into a WordPress site according to its active theme and styling. Pro templates have been tested with themes including Divi, Astra, OceanWP, Enfold, Genesis, and other WordPress themes.