Eventbrite API

Yes! Check out the user assistance page on the Eventbrite API website, and post to the forums if you need any further help.

While a theme doesn't need to know about the plugin to display events, it's always best if the theme developer optimizes their theme for Eventbrite. You can post on the theme's forum and send them this link. You can also send an email to themes@wordpress.com and we'll see what we can do to help. The following themes have already been optimized:

• Twenty Fifteen
• Twenty Fourteen
• Twenty Thirteen
• Twenty Twelve
• Twenty Eleven
• Twenty Ten
• Bosco
• Chunk
• Coraline
• Edin
• Fictive
• Goran
• Ryu
• Sketch
• Sidekick
• Singl
• Superhero
• Sorbet
• Tonal
• Writr

Assuming your theme is based on Underscores, most of the work is already done for you. Just load the theme, and compare your markup to that of the plugin's included templates. Make your own copies, adjusting the markup as needed, and then assign your templates in an add_theme_support call. Most themes can be done in under ten minutes. More details can be found at the Eventbrite API GitHub repo.

The following endpoints are currently supported, with more on the way. Open an issue on GitHub to request support for others.

• user_owned_events: Eventbrite documentation.
• event_details: Eventbrite documentation.
• event_search: Eventbrite documentation.

All development for Eventbrite API plugin is done through the GitHub repo, and detailed documentation can be found on the repo's GitHub page.

This plugin was developed by Automattic, in direct partnership with Eventbrite. The Eventbrite name and logo are used by permission.

The Eventbrite page template needs to be a parent page; it will not function properly as a subpage, giving 404 errors. Caching for the Eventbrite API and the plugin itself will cause events to take up to ten minutes to show on the Eventbrite page. Disconnecting and reconnecting can force the events to refresh more quickly. For more detailed instructions, see the Eventbrite API user assistance page.