plainware

A lightweight event calendar. Simply add your events and publish them on a page using the shortcode or the Gutenberg block. Turn on RSVP option for any event.
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<li>Create your events.</li>
<li>Use the shortcode or the block to publish events on any page or post.</li>
<li>You can reschedule, delete, or add more events.</li>
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Key features:
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Event management 
add, edit and delete unlimited number of events with start/end date, event name and description.
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Attendee management 
add, edit, and delete unlimited attendees for any event.
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Event dashboard statistics 
view real-time stats on Yes, No, and Maybe RSVPs.
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<h3>Support</h3>
Please contact us at https://www.plainware.com/
Author: Plainware 
Author URI: https://www.plainware.com

Plain Event Calendar

Simple event calendar plugin to manage your events with RSVPs. Publish events with a shortcode or a block. All events have an optional RSVP feature.

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</ul>

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