The Saturday garden workday moved to Sunday because of rain. Someone on your team changed it in Google Calendar from their phone, and it took them ten seconds. Your website still says Saturday. Nothing is broken. Your events page just keeps its own copy of the schedule, and a copy only changes when somebody remembers […]
Most events fit in a single sentence. “Gentle yoga for seniors, Friday from five to seven, at the community center, ten dollars, room for twenty.” That sentence has everything the event needs. A name, a day, a time, a place, a price and a cap. Putting that same event on your website is a different […]
Two requests kept arriving from opposite directions, and they turned out to be the same request wearing different clothes. One asked for custom fields on the ticket checkout. The other asked for them on the RSVP form. One organizer put the reason more plainly than a feature request usually manages: “The types of events we […]
The venue calls on Thursday afternoon. A pipe burst in the room you booked, and they have moved you next door for Saturday. Forty-something people bought tickets. Every one of them has the old room written down. You need to tell all of them, today, and you need it to say the right room and […]
You built the site in Elementor. The header, the footer, the landing pages, the custom styling you fussed over for an afternoon. All of it looks like one thing, because you laid it out yourself. Then there are the event pages. Those are the ones you either style by hand, one at a time, or […]
If you sell tickets, you already know the same seat is not worth the same to everyone. The regular who buys two months out is doing you a favor, and a lower price is how you say thank you. The person who wants the front table on the night will happily pay more for it. […]
If you have ever run an online event, you know the little dance. You open Zoom, create the meeting, copy the link, switch back to your event, paste it in, then hope you saved the password and that everyone who signed up can actually find it. Do it once and it is fine. Do it […]
Have you ever wondered how many attendees you’re losing simply because signing up for your event is confusing or complicated? Nothing kills event signups faster than a clunky RSVP process. Multiple steps, confusing forms, or even worse – making people email you directly can all drive potential guests away. That’s why you’re going to love […]
Sugar Calendar 3.6 introduces enhanced recurring events that let you customize, modify or delete individual events in a series. Plus, enjoy more payment options with expanded Stripe integration, seamless imports from external calendars, and improved migration tools.
Sugar Calendar 3.5 introduces a powerful venue management system that lets you create reusable venues with maps, detailed information, and dedicated pages – making event location management easier than ever.
