Gimme Calendar Feeds
Allows creation of custom iCal feeds for upcoming events, based on event category. Requires Modern…
Etiqueta d'extensions: Event
Event Post Type
Event Post Type brings events to WordPress in an simple intuitive style.
Dunstan-style Error Page
See http://www.andrewferguson.net/wordpress-plugins/dunstan-style-error-page/ for the latest updates.
Event Scheduler
Event scheduler can be used for planning of recurring events.
Events by Devllo
This is a simple event management plugin for adding and listing your events, show event…
WP Event Schedule
Create the event schedule.
Calendar-To-Events
Calendar-To-Events – this is a convenient plugin calendar events with the ability to display a…
Spirit Events
Simple event calendar.
WP Booking
This is a booking plugin with very easy to use admin panel. Create schedules and…
Talks Add-on for The Events Calendar
Talks Add-on for The Events Calendar adds the ability to create multiple talks in a…
Schedule Content
Display the content of specific page/post on specific date and time using shortcode
GUTENBERG TIMELINE BLOCK
GUTENBERG TIMELINE is a powerful WordPress plugin that enables you to create visually striking and…
Webinara
Lightweight, scalable and full-featured webinar and event listings and management plugin.
Plugin name: SFCe Create Event
Create Facebook events automatically when you create Wordpress posts. This plugin requires the Simple Facebook…
BeatGig WordPress Plugin
BeatGig's event calendar is a modern, beautiful calendar that embeds directly onto your website. When…
WordPress Event Calendar
SpoonTalk Event Calendar is a simple plugin which lets you display a list of your…
Events Handler – The Events Plugin
Events Handler enables to manage events and future happenings and show them on your wordpress…
Tickethero
This plugin assists you in implementing the Tickethero ticket sale in a WordPress install.
Gravy Events Widgets
Tap into the largest source of local events and experiences in the US with Gravy…
Simple upcoming
Make an upcoming events calendar. Just add an "Event Date" to any post, and then…