How to Import Events into the MyListing Theme (Eventbrite, Facebook, Meetup and iCal) A directory with an events section feels alive. Visitors come back to see what is happening, local…
How to Import Events into the Listeo Theme (Eventbrite, Facebook, Meetup and iCal) Listeo is a favourite for directory sites with bookings and listings. Adding events to it makes the…
How to Import Events into the ListingPro Theme (Eventbrite, Facebook, Meetup and iCal) ListingPro has an Events section that is perfect for local directories, but filling it by hand is…
Choosing between WP Event Aggregator and The Events Calendar is one of the most common questions we hear from WordPress site owners setting up their events section. Both are well-established…
There are dozens of WordPress event plugins available in 2026 — but only a handful are truly worth using. We have tested and compared the top options based on features,…
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October 2026 is one of the most active months in the WordPress ecosystem this year. A critical security and maintenance release landed earlier this month; the biggest WordPress release of…
How to Import Events into WP Event Manager (Eventbrite, Facebook, Meetup, iCal, CSV and JSON) Quick answer: Install the WPEA WP Event Manager Addon next to WP Event Aggregator and…
When someone searches ‘concerts in London next week’ or ‘marketing workshops near me’, Google shows a special Events section at the top of the results — complete with event names,…
How to Import Eventbrite, Facebook, Meetup and iCal Events into the MeUp Theme MeUp is a popular marketplace theme for selling tickets and listing events. It looks great out of…
Eventbrite is the world’s largest event ticketing platform — but if your website runs on WordPress, you need both to work together. Manually copying events between Eventbrite and WordPress wastes…
It has been a big week for the WordPress community. WordPress 7.1 officially launched on August 19, 2026 — bringing responsive styling controls, two exciting new core blocks, enhanced collaboration…