Online events
Zoom, Google Meet or any joining link, kept off the public page and sent only to people who booked.
An event can happen at a venue, online, or both.
The link belongs to the date
The joining link is set on the date rather than the event, so a course that meets six times carries six links.
It is never on the public page. It reaches the people who booked, in their confirmation and on their ticket, which is the point of selling a place at all.
Zoom, made for you
Connect a Zoom account once and every date gets its own meeting created automatically, with the link and password filled in. Nothing to copy across, and nothing to forget before a session starts.
Any other platform works too: paste the link yourself and it travels the same way.
More in Events and dates
One event carries as many dates as the season needs, and every date stands on its own.
Repeating dates
Recurring events: daily, weekly and monthly rules, with a name, time, room, capacity, price and attendee list kept per date.
Courses and passes
One booking for several dates: sell the whole course, a weekend pass or any four sessions, and let people in on each one.
Venues
Addresses kept once and attached to every event held there, with a map and directions on the page.
Staff on events
Assign hosts, instructors and speakers to an event, and show them on the page.