Add your events to your website
In Studio, Feeds makes a list, cards or a map of your events in your site’s colours and type; put it on your website in a frame or written into the page.
For people who go, organisers, venues and platform owners. You need events first.
Step by step
Step 1: A list on your site
Make a feed from Feeds in Studio: your events on your own page, in your site’s colours and type.
Step 2: Or cards, or a sidebar
Choose a list, a grid of cards or a compact list beside an article.
Step 3: Each event on your site
People open the whole event page without leaving your site.
Step 4: Its own page too
Every feed also has its own page on the platform to link to.
Tips
A feed is locked to your web address, so nobody else can show it as theirs.
It keeps itself up to date: add an event in Studio and it appears.
Good to know
A new feeds page and builder are designed; this guide gains their steps in Studio when they ship.
People who go to events can build a feed too, where the platform allows it.
Related guides
- RelatedA search bar or a directoryA feed can be a search box for your site’s header, or a directory of venues or organisers.Read the guide
- RelatedA calendar link for a feedEvery feed has a link people use to follow it in Google, Apple or Outlook; moved or cancelled events change there too.Read the guide
- RelatedShare partner eventsAdd a partner’s event to your feed with a line of your own; it stays in step with theirs, never a copy.Read the guide
More about this on Your events on your website, one of our feature pages.
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Reviewed 12 November 2026 and checked against the app that day. General information as at 12 November 2026, not legal, tax or financial advice. Screens show example data.