Gravity Forms Events Calendar 0.1.0-alpha.1

Gravity Forms Events Calendar is a WordPress plugin that connects Gravity Forms submissions to your events calendar. Instead of manually creating event entries in the calendar, you can collect event details through a Gravity Form and have them appear as events. This helps streamline organizer workflows on WordPress sites and keeps event information consistent across your site’s forms and calendar views. It’s useful when you already use Gravity Forms for registrations, proposals, or event intake, and you want those submissions reflected in The Events Calendar-style listings.

Designed to fit into common page-builder setups, it pairs well with Elementor layouts by letting you place the Gravity Form where users need it, while the submitted data drives the calendar content.

Main Features

• Calendar integration — Sends Gravity Forms entry data to your events calendar on the same WordPress site.
• Field-to-event mapping — Uses form inputs to populate core event details like title and schedule.
• Start and end timing — Pulls date and time values from the form to define when events occur.
• Event venue and location — Transfers address or location-related fields into the calendar event page content.
• Rich event descriptions — Uses the form’s description fields to provide details directly within each event listing.
• Submission-driven publishing — Creates events based on form submissions so organizers don’t duplicate work.
• Page-builder friendly — Works with Elementor by embedding the Gravity Form in landing pages and routing submissions into the calendar.

Benefits

• Faster event setup — Reduce manual calendar updates by generating events directly from form entries.
• Less admin effort — Keep event intake and event publishing in one workflow.
• More consistent data — Improve accuracy by capturing event details through structured Gravity Forms fields.
• Better user experience — Visitors can submit event information and then browse it in a familiar calendar interface.
• Ongoing content freshness — Support SEO improvements by adding new, indexable event pages as submissions come in.

Who is it suitable for?

• WordPress sites using Gravity Forms for event intake
• Community organizations and local organizers
• Marketing teams running event-driven campaigns
• Agencies managing calendars across multiple client websites
• Schools and online course platforms with recurring schedules
• Blogs and media sites that promote events and listings