

The multi-track schedule grid: parallel stages, day tabs, color-coded session types and linked speakers
MultiStage Event Planner turns your WordPress site into the program page of a professional conference, congress or trade fair. It renders a multi-track schedule grid — stages side by side, time on the left, every session exactly where it belongs — the format attendees expect from a serious event program.
Generic event calendars list one thing after another. Multi-track programs don’t work that way: your visitors need to see what runs where, at the same time. That is what this plugin does, natively in WordPress — no external platform, no per-attendee fees, no iframe embeds.
MultiStage Event Planner powers the congress program of BIM World MUNICH, an industry congress with multiple parallel stages.
Every session links its speakers. One click opens the profile: square-cropped photo, role and company, bio, and every session the speaker appears in. Speakers are a custom post type — maintained like any other WordPress content.
Let visitors search across session titles, descriptions, speakers and tags, and filter the grid by tag — the schedule updates in place.
Attach a YouTube, Vimeo or HTML5 video to a session. Visitors see a play icon in the grid and watch the recording directly in the session modal — ideal for hybrid events and post-event content.
Create your fair, stages, session types and sessions in wp-admin, then place the schedule anywhere with a shortcode:
[msepStages fair="123" display_search="true" display_filter="true" hide_empty_stages="true"]
hide_empty_stages — show only stages that have sessions on the selected daydisplay_search / display_filter — toggle the search box and tag filterdisplay_video / display_print — video icons and print view (Gold)The schedule renders entirely from your WordPress database. The plugin sends no attendee data to external services.
Website & demo: multistage-event-planner.com
This plugin includes both compiled and source files:
– Original source files are available in the ‘resources/scripts’ and ‘resources/styles’ directories
– Compiled assets are in the ‘dist’ directory
– The build process uses Bud.js (based on webpack) for compilation