Your website · Organisers, Venues, Admins
Feeds for your website
A feed is a ready-made events page for your own website. Choose what it shows, style it to match your site, and add it with step-by-step instructions for WordPress, Squarespace, Wix, Webflow or any other site. Changes in Studio reach your website within about five minutes.
What you can do
Put your events in Studio once and they show on your own website, styled to match, and keep themselves up to date.
- Choose events by organiser, venue, town or category
- Style colours, fonts, corners and wording, with a warning if text is hard to read
- Show a list, a grid, a map beside the list, or a map on its own
- Give every event a detail page with getting there and booking built in
- Make venue and organiser directories with full arrival guides
- Lock a feed to your own website so it cannot be shown elsewhere
How it works
Feeds for your website, step by step.
- Step 1
Create a feed
Give it a name, choose what it shows and pick a starting look.
- Step 2
Style it
Change the look with a live preview at phone, tablet and desktop sizes.
- Step 3
Add it to your site
Pick your website builder and follow the numbered steps, or use the WordPress plugin.
- Step 4
Keep listing in Studio
New and changed events reach your site on their own.
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Works well with.
A search bar for your website
A search box for your site’s header, sidebar or homepage that searches the region’s events, venues and organisers.
MoreShared partner events
Tick a partner’s event into your own feed with a note of your own. It stays one event, never a copy.
MoreRoom hire on your website
Your rooms, a booked-out calendar and an enquiry form on your own website, styled to match.
MoreYour own website, if you have one
Send visitors from the app’s public pages to the matching pages on your own site. Events booked in the app stay put.
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Feeds for your website
Want to see it with your own listings?
We can walk you through it in Studio and show how it would work for your region. Which features are on, and who pays for what if anyone, is set for each region.