Events added in CiviCRM will automatically appear on this page in a grid element. Give it a try and add an event now in CiviCRM to see how it works. Note that you can remove this notice and others like it directly in the page builder.
Volta New York
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International Portuguese Music Awards
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International Festival of Arts & Ideas
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Example 1
This example demonstrates a single featured event, displaying the next upcoming event in your CiviCRM listing, following by additional future events. This exmaple provides links to both an info page and the event registration page, a summary and a map.
These can all be changed and new data can be added should you wish to display different information. Likewise, the design and layout is very flexible and can quickly be updated to match your needs.
Example 2
Example 2 plots upcoming events on to a map and presents key information in each map marker popup including event name, date and featured image (in this exmaple).
These fields are all flexible and the element can support an additional content and link field.
Example 3
Exmaple 3 demonstrates a slideshow element that is fed directly by CiviCRM events. Simple and easy to set up, this element creates a visually appealing, dynamically generated block of content, each item of which links out to a specific detail page.