WordPress Event Calendar Widget

Build manually, sync Google Calendar, or pull from The Events Calendar plugin. ElementsKit handles every event, popup, and button - beautifully, inside Elementor.

Manually Add Rich Event Details in Elementor

Add speakers, hosts, locations, schedules, banners, and start-end time manually. Highlight flagship events with custom colors & text; no third-party calendar app needed. 

Import Google Calendar Events Into WordPress

Just connect via Google API key and Calendar ID to auto-import your schedule. Set hourly cache limits to keep data fast, secure, and always up-to-date on your site.

Beautify The Events Calendar Plugin With Elementor

Already using The Events Calendar plugin? Pull all events, filter by category, or isolate one. Limit display count to keep your layout clean and optimized. ElementsKit makes it look infinitely better on the frontend.

Flexible Layouts for Every User Preference

Let users switch between Day, Week, Month, Year, or List views. Customize the toolbar, set a default view, and choose which views to show or hide completely.

Convert Visitors With Clickable Event Popups - No Friction

Show event details or redirect users on click. Customize popup width, box shadows, and CTA buttons inside the Elementor event calendar widget to boost signups.

Match Your Brand Guidelines Without Codingd

Customize the calendar body, active dates, toolbar, and typography from the Style tab. Zero CSS needed, your WordPress event calendar widget, your brand.

Warm Toned Aesthetics for Boutique Studios

Event Calendar FAQ’s

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 Yes! The ElementsKit Event Calendar widget allows you to seamlessly sync your Google Calendar using your API Key and Calendar ID. Your WordPress site will automatically pull and display your most up-to-date schedule, eliminating the need for duplicate data entry.

No extra plugins are required. While our widget integrates flawlessly with the popular 'The Events Calendar' plugin, you can also use the built-in Manual Source option. This allows you to create, manage, and display single or multiple events entirely inside the Elementor editor.

You have two high-converting options. You can activate the Event Popup to display full event details (like guest speakers and banners) along with a custom Call-to-Action button. Alternatively, you can disable the popup so users are instantly redirected to your dedicated sales or registration page when they click a date.

 Absolutely. You have total control over the layout. You can set the default view to Day, Week, Month, Year, or List. If you want a cleaner interface, you can even hide specific views from the header toolbar so your visitors only see exactly what you want them to see.

Not at all. ElementsKit includes a built-in Cache Expiration feature for Google Calendar integrations. You can set custom hourly limits to manage your API data efficiently, ensuring your calendar loads instantly and your site speed remains lightning-fast.

Yes, every single element is customizable without writing any CSS. The Style Tab provides pixel-perfect control over the container background, active dates, popup shadows, typography, and button hover effects, ensuring the calendar aligns perfectly with your brand guidelines.

ElementsKit's Event Calendar widget is built natively for Elementor, no shortcodes, no separate builder. You get Google Calendar sync, The Events Calendar integration, manual entry, and full design control inside the Elementor editor, making it one of the most complete event calendar solutions for WordPress Elementor users.

Enable the Event Calendar widget from your ElementsKit dashboard, open your page in Elementor, drag the widget in, select your event source (manual, Google Calendar, or The Events Calendar plugin), and configure your layout. The entire setup takes under ten minutes.

 Yes. Connect your Google Calendar using your API key and Calendar ID, and the widget automatically pulls and displays your upcoming events on your WordPress page. Set hourly cache limits to keep performance fast and data current.

 With the manual source option, click Add Event inside the Elementor widget panel, fill in the title, date, time, location, speaker, and banner details, and save. Events appear immediately on your calendar without needing any external plugin or calendar app.

 Not exactly — it supercharges it. If you already use The Events Calendar plugin to manage events on the backend, the ElementsKit Event Calendar widget pulls that data and displays it beautifully in Elementor on the frontend, with full design control you simply don't get from the plugin's default output.

 The ElementsKit Event Calendar widget is available with ElementsKit. Enable it from your module settings and start building; no additional event calendar plugin for WordPress is required.

 Yes. Set your preferred default view, like Day, Week, Month, Year, or List, directly from the widget's content settings. You can also hide views from the toolbar so visitors only see the options you want them to have.

 No. ElementsKit includes a Cache Expiration setting for Google Calendar connections. Set your preferred hourly refresh rate, and the widget serves cached data, keeping your WordPress events calendar widget fast on every page load.