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A beautiful and easy customizable set of Gutenberg blocks to list events, create calendars and generate QR-code PDF tickets. The plugin extends WooCommerce plugin functionality by creating additional fields under products section, provides seamless checkout experience and support of more than 100+ payment gateways. This solution should help you sell tickets without a hassle out of the box.
The plugin includes:
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<li>Event listing with keyword, category, price, location and date filtering</li>
<li>Event calendar with carousel</li>
<li>Large call to action ticket add buttons </li>
<li>Custom WooCommerce checkout page with QR-code PDF ticket download</li>
<li>Extra WooCommerce product fields like date, venue, location to transform products into events</li>
<li>Secure MyTicket Scanner android application for QR-code ticket validation</li>
<li>Customizable email and PDF templates</li>
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MyTicket Events

A beautiful and easy customizable set of Gutenberg blocks to list events, create calendars and generate QR-code PDF tickets.

Simon Wheatley

This plugin adds a widget to display your upcoming events (gigs) from <a href="http://last.fm/" rel="nofollow ugc">Last.FM</a>, with 
options for displaying full venue details, linking, etc. Events are displayed using valid 
<a href="http://microformats.org/wiki/hcalendar" rel="nofollow ugc">hCal</a> <a href="http://microformats.org/" rel="nofollow ugc">Microformat</a> code (makes no 
difference to the display, but plays nicer with the web in general).
This plugin is still in development, but is stable enough that I use it on my own blog. Once other 
people have used it successfully for a while I’ll feel happier labelling it stable.
Please feel free to try the plugin on previous versions of WordPress, I think it may work on 2.2, maybe lower.
Please let me know how you get on.
<h3>Requests</h3>
I’m simply noting requests here, I’ve not necessarily looked into how possible any of these are or how much effort they might require.
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<li>BUG REPORT: A lot of the timestamps for events aren’t correct therefore, you see “495 months ago.” because it shows a timestamp of 1969 for some reason even though the dates are correct on last.fm. Is there a way you could have it to just display the date instead of trying to calcuate the time until? (Reported by <a href="http://www.deadlydesigns.com/" rel="nofollow ugc">Mike</a>)</li>
<li>REQUEST: Would it be possible to have the link to last.fm events open in a new window so it will not load over top of the blog? (Requested by <a href="http://www.deadlydesigns.com/" rel="nofollow ugc">Mike</a>)</li>
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Last.FM Events

This plugin adds a widget to display your upcoming events (gigs) from Last.FM on your Wordpress blog (using the hCal Microformat).

MyTicket Events vs Last.FM Events