RecurKit – Recurring Events for The Events Calendar

RecurKit works with the free The Events Calendar. Churches, clubs, libraries, studios and community centres that run a weekly service, class or meetup can create the event once instead of copying it by hand every week.

How it works

1. Open an event and find the Repeat box in the editor (block editor and classic editor).
2. Tick Repeat this event, choose the weekdays, and end it after a number of occurrences or on a date (up to 52 per series).
3. Publish. RecurKit creates each occurrence as an ordinary event through The Events Calendar’s own API, copying the times, venue, organizers, categories, tags and featured image.

Manage a series under Events > Series:

• See every series with its rule, its next date and how many events it has.
• Edit one occurrence in the normal event editor.
• Edit an occurrence and every later one at once: title, start and end time, venue and description.
• Delete a whole series.

Occurrences are normal events. They show in every calendar view, can be edited one by one, and stay in place if you remove RecurKit.

RecurKit is an independent plugin. It is not made by or connected to the developers of The Events Calendar. “The Events Calendar” is used only to say which plugin RecurKit works with.

A separate paid add-on, RecurKit Pro, adds monthly rules (for example “2nd Tuesday”), custom date lists, skip dates, a time shift for a whole series and series longer than 52 occurrences. Everything described above is free and stays free. See RecurKit Pro for plans and prices.

New to recurring events in The Events Calendar? Read how to make recurring events with the free The Events Calendar.

This plugin makes no external calls and collects no data.

Privacy

RecurKit for The Events Calendar makes no external calls, sets no cookies and collects no personal data. On uninstall it removes its own recurkit_ options and _recurkit_ event data, and deletes generated events only if you chose that.