
Museums & galleries
Current exhibitions sit in their own row; tours, talks and family workshops follow by date.
Show exhibitions, performances, classes and gigs on your website. Every date, every sold-out night and a ticket button one tap away, in seven views that match your brand.
This is the real Event Calendar widget with sample programmes. Watch it switch between a museum, a theatre season and a class timetable, then take over and try it yourself. Click any event for its details.
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No plugin, no developer, no spreadsheet to keep in sync.
Start from a museum, theatre season, workshop calendar, gig poster wall, class timetable or conference agenda. Each one is a complete, styled calendar.
Weekly classes repeat themselves, with holidays skipped. A play with twelve performances is one entry, and each night keeps its own ticket status.
Publish and add the embed code to WordPress, Wix, Squarespace, Shopify, Webflow or plain HTML. Edit events later and the calendar updates everywhere.
Built around how venues actually schedule: runs, repeats, sell-outs and long exhibitions.
List, cards, month calendar, weekly timetable, day-by-day agenda, poster wall and slider. Switch any time; your events stay the same.
Daily, weekly and monthly rules (“first Friday of the month”) with skipped dates, plus every performance of a show in a single entry.
Few tickets left, sold out, cancelled or postponed, per event or per night. The ticket button goes to the shop you already use.
Visitors save events to Google Calendar, Outlook or Apple Calendar, and copy a link that opens the event’s details.
schema.org Event data is added for your upcoming dates, with venue, price and availability, so search engines understand your programme.
Category chips, venue and date filters and search. Times in your zone or each visitor’s, in English, Turkish, German, French or Spanish.
Each sector starts from its own template, with the view that suits its programme.

Current exhibitions sit in their own row; tours, talks and family workshops follow by date.

One entry per production, every performance inside, sold-out nights marked.

Weekly perfume, candle and ceramics classes with prices and “few seats left”.

Gig posters with doors, rooms and genres; a late show stays on the night it starts.

A programme per day with stages, rooms and speakers, ready to add to calendars.

Quiz night, live jazz and tastings for the week, small enough for a sidebar.

Author talks, monthly book clubs and story time on a calendar people know.

Markets, runs, open-air cinema and concerts, filterable by category and date.
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Pick one, replace the sample events with yours and publish. Switch designs any time.

A clean list of what’s coming up, grouped by month, with tickets one tap away.

Current exhibitions in a “Now on” row above tours, talks and family workshops.

Each production once, with every performance, sold-out nights and two stages.

Weekly perfume, candle and ceramics classes with prices and seats left.

A dark poster wall of upcoming gigs with sold-out and last-tickets badges.

A three-day programme with day tabs, rooms and speakers, ready to add to calendars.

A narrow “this week” list for a sidebar: live music, tastings and quiz night.

A weekly class timetable with teachers and rooms; it becomes day tabs on phones.

Daily guest activities by day: yoga, kids’ club, excursions and evenings.

A month calendar of author talks, book clubs and story time.

A swipeable row of this month’s markets, runs, films and concerts with filters.
Prefer to start from a blank list?
Build your own calendar →Where a generic calendar widget stops, the WidgetJar Event Calendar keeps going.
| Feature | WidgetJar | Typical calendar widgets |
|---|---|---|
| Every performance of a show in one entry | Often one entry per date | |
| Ticket status per night: few left, sold out, cancelled | Rarely | |
| “Now on” row for long-running exhibitions | Rarely | |
| Weekly timetable and day-by-day agenda views | Sometimes, on higher plans | |
| Monthly rules like “first Friday”, with skipped dates | Varies | |
| schema.org Event data for search engines | Rarely | |
| Add to Google, Outlook and Apple calendars | Usually |
Everything you need to know about the Event Calendar Widget
Pick a template, add this season’s events and paste one script. Your calendar, your ticket links, your brand.
Free to start · No credit card required