Event calendar for community groups
Event Calendar Widget gives clubs, libraries, HOAs and community groups a public “what’s on” calendar — synced from Google or iCal so meetings, classes and local events stay current. Residents and members check one place instead of chasing flyers and group chats.
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Try the live calendar
Browse the months and open an event — this is the real widget, running below.
Made for community groups
Everything you need to publish events for your group, without the maintenance of a heavier tool.
One public calendar replaces flyers, PDFs and scattered group chats
Merge calendars from different committees or sub-groups into one view
Free to start and simple enough for volunteer organizers to run
What community groups put on the calendar
A few of the most common ways the calendar earns its place on the page.
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Recurring club meetings and committee sessions
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Classes, workshops and skill-shares
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Markets, fairs and neighborhood events
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Library programs, story times and author talks
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HOA meetings, maintenance and amenity bookings
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Volunteer days and clean-up events
What to look for in a group calendar
The things that actually matter when you’re picking an events calendar for a group.
One place instead of five
Community news scatters across flyers, group chats and email threads. A single public calendar everyone can bookmark cuts the “did you hear about…” and keeps the whole group on the same page.
Room for every sub-group
Committees, clubs and chapters each keep their own dates. Merging several calendars into one filterable widget lets each group manage itself while the community sees a complete picture.
Simple enough for volunteers
Most community sites are run off the side of someone’s desk. Pulling events from a calendar app people already use means no new tool to learn and nothing to break when the volunteer changes.
Free to run
Budgets are small or nonexistent. A calendar you can launch for free, with paid tiers only if you need them, keeps a community resource sustainable.
How to add it to your site
Three steps, no developer required — and it works the same on every website builder.
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Keep events in the calendar you already use
Add your events to Google Calendar, Outlook or any iCal calendar — the same one your team already maintains. Nothing new to learn, and edits show up on your site automatically.
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Style it to match your site
Pick an accent color, light or dark mode, and the layout that fits: a month grid for an overview, a schedule list for what’s next, or a compact card view for tight spaces.
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Paste one line of code
Drop the embed snippet into any page. It works on every major website builder — see the platform guides for the exact steps on yours.
<!-- Event Calendar Widget embed code -->
<div id="calendar-embed-cal-dot-et"
data-calendar-link="your-calendar-id"
data-theme="#2563eb"
data-show-powered="true"
data-mode="light"
data-first-day-of-week="mon"
data-view="month"
data-show-side-panel="false"
data-timezone="America/New_York"></div>
<script src="https://calget.com/assets/js/embedcalendar.js" defer></script>Building on a specific platform? Follow the exact steps in our platform guides for WordPress, Squarespace, Wix, Webflow and more.
Community Groups calendar questions
Yes. You can publish a public calendar at no cost and upgrade only if you need more calendars or customization.
Yes. Each committee or sub-group can keep its own Google or iCal calendar, and you combine the ones you want into a single public view.
Anyone you give access to your calendar can add or edit events from the calendar app they already use — no special account or training needed.
Yes. Every event has an “Add to calendar” button that works with Apple, Google and Outlook calendars.
On any site that accepts an HTML embed — WordPress, Squarespace, Wix, Google Sites and more. See the platform guides for your builder.
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