The Event Page
The event page is where visitors decide. It combines the description, practical details and a sticky ticket box so that buying takes only a few clicks.
Header
The dark header shows the category path, the title, the date and time, the venue and the average rating. If you view an event that is not published yet (as its organizer or administrator) a badge reminds you that only you can see it.
Ticket box
The box on the right depends on the ticket setting of the event:
| Ticket mode | What visitors see |
|---|---|
| Paid or free tickets | Every ticket type with price, a quantity selector, a live total and the Buy tickets button. Types that are sold out or not yet on sale are marked. |
| Tickets on another website | A button that opens the organizer's own ticket link. |
| No tickets | A note that no ticket is required. |
Under the box are buttons to save the event (heart), add it to a calendar (an .ics file for Google, Apple and Outlook), share on Facebook, X and WhatsApp and copy the link.
Content blocks
- About this event: the formatted description and clickable tags
- Gallery and Video (YouTube or Vimeo link)
- Date and location with an interactive map and a directions link when the event has coordinates, or a join link for online events
- Organizer card with a link to the organizer profile and an Ask the organizer form (the message goes to the organizer's inbox and e-mail)
- Reviews: logged in attendees can leave one rating from 1 to 5 stars with a comment per event
- Similar events from the same category
Search engine data
Each event page includes a title, description, social sharing image and structured Event data, which helps Google show rich results. Titles combine the event name and date automatically.
Reviews can be switched off, and individual reviews hidden, by the administrator. See Manage events.
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