Recurring calendar entries
Show weekly activities without manually rebuilding every date.
Give guests one place to see what is happening next, from weekly activities to one-time entertainment and featured game-day events.
An event calendar should combine repeating activity with one-time dates while keeping the information easy for the venue to maintain and easy for guests to scan.
Use a focused workflow for the information guests need before they decide to visit, book or participate.
Show weekly activities without manually rebuilding every date.
Add special events alongside the regular schedule.
Include selected game-day or watch-party activity when relevant.
Keep time, participation notes and key information attached to each listing.
Change an event without rewriting unrelated entries.
Present upcoming activity in a simple chronological format.
Designed around recurring activity, changing promotions and guest-facing information.
Combine recurring karaoke, trivia and other activities.
Add one-time or recurring competition dates.
List selected featured games without turning the calendar into a sports-data feed.
Add holiday or themed events beside the regular weekly schedule.
Add three upcoming activities and see how a simple guest-facing calendar can look.
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Yes. That is the main purpose of the calendar: one guest-facing view of both repeating and date-specific activity.
No. It is positioned as a guest-facing hospitality event experience rather than a general personal calendar.
Yes. A venue can list the games or watch-party events it chooses to promote rather than every available game.
Bring recurring events, special dates and selected featured activities into a clearer guest-facing calendar.
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