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9th Jun '25
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The Events Calendar Bricks Query Loop

This Pro tutorial provides the steps to output the events created with The Events Calendar plugin using a Bricks query loop.

The featured image and event name will be linked to the single event.

Venue name will be linked to the venue's permalink.

We shall also cover the changes for showing past or future (upcoming) events only.

Step 1

Let's add a couple of custom functions for outputting the event start date in a specified format and getting the venue permalink URL.

Add the following in child theme's functions.php (w/o the opening PHP tag) or a code snippets plugin:

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The Events Calendar

Sridhar Katakam

Sridhar Katakam is a Bricks enthusiast. He likes helping others by researching and solving WordPress-related problems and building websites.

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