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Jump to the <a href=\"https://motorcomusic.com/events/month/2021-06/\" class=\"tribe-events-c-messages__message-list-item-link tribe-common-anchor-thin-alt\" data-js=\"tribe-events-view-link\">next upcoming events</a>.					</li>\n							</ul>\n		</div>\n	</div>\n\n			\n			<div\n	 class=\"tribe-events-header__events-bar tribe-events-c-events-bar tribe-events-c-events-bar--border\" 	data-js=\"tribe-events-events-bar\"\n>\n\n	<h2 class=\"tribe-common-a11y-visual-hide\">\n		Events Search and Views Navigation	</h2>\n\n			<button\n	class=\"tribe-events-c-events-bar__search-button\"\n	aria-controls=\"tribe-events-search-container\"\n	aria-expanded=\"false\"\n	data-js=\"tribe-events-search-button\"\n>\n	<svg  class=\"tribe-common-c-svgicon tribe-common-c-svgicon--search tribe-events-c-events-bar__search-button-icon-svg\"  viewBox=\"0 0 16 16\" xmlns=\"http://www.w3.org/2000/svg\"><path fill-rule=\"evenodd\" clip-rule=\"evenodd\" d=\"M11.164 10.133L16 14.97 14.969 16l-4.836-4.836a6.225 6.225 0 01-3.875 1.352 6.24 6.24 0 01-4.427-1.832A6.272 6.272 0 010 6.258 6.24 6.24 0 011.831 1.83 6.272 6.272 0 016.258 0c1.67 0 3.235.658 4.426 1.831a6.272 6.272 0 011.832 4.427c0 1.422-.48 2.773-1.352 3.875zM6.258 1.458c-1.28 0-2.49.498-3.396 1.404-1.866 1.867-1.866 4.925 0 6.791a4.774 4.774 0 003.396 1.405c1.28 0 2.489-.498 3.395-1.405 1.867-1.866 1.867-4.924 0-6.79a4.774 4.774 0 00-3.395-1.405z\"/></svg>	<span class=\"tribe-events-c-events-bar__search-button-text tribe-common-a11y-visual-hide\">\n		Search	</span>\n</button>\n\n		<div\n			class=\"tribe-events-c-events-bar__search-container\"\n			id=\"tribe-events-search-container\"\n			data-js=\"tribe-events-search-container\"\n		>\n			<div\n	class=\"tribe-events-c-events-bar__search\"\n	id=\"tribe-events-events-bar-search\"\n	data-js=\"tribe-events-events-bar-search\"\n>\n	<form\n		class=\"tribe-events-c-search tribe-events-c-events-bar__search-form\"\n		method=\"get\"\n		data-js=\"tribe-events-view-form\"\n		role=\"search\"\n	>\n		<input type=\"hidden\" id=\"tribe-events-views[_wpnonce]\" name=\"tribe-events-views[_wpnonce]\" value=\"%%NONCE:wp_rest%%\" /><input type=\"hidden\" name=\"_wp_http_referer\" value=\"/events/month/\" />		<input type=\"hidden\" name=\"tribe-events-views[url]\" value=\"https://motorcomusic.com/events/month/\" />\n\n		<div class=\"tribe-events-c-search__input-group\">\n			<div\n	class=\"tribe-common-form-control-text tribe-events-c-search__input-control tribe-events-c-search__input-control--keyword\"\n	data-js=\"tribe-events-events-bar-input-control\"\n>\n	<label class=\"tribe-common-form-control-text__label\" for=\"tribe-events-events-bar-keyword\">\n		Enter Keyword. 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class=\"tribe-common-a11y-visual-hide\">\n		Event Views Navigation	</h3>\n	<div  class=\"tribe-events-c-view-selector tribe-events-c-view-selector--labels tribe-events-c-view-selector--tabs\"  data-js=\"tribe-events-view-selector\">\n		<button\n			class=\"tribe-events-c-view-selector__button\"\n			data-js=\"tribe-events-view-selector-button\"\n		>\n			<span class=\"tribe-events-c-view-selector__button-icon\">\n				<svg  class=\"tribe-common-c-svgicon tribe-common-c-svgicon--month tribe-events-c-view-selector__button-icon-svg\"  viewBox=\"0 0 18 19\" xmlns=\"http://www.w3.org/2000/svg\"><path fill-rule=\"evenodd\" clip-rule=\"evenodd\" d=\"M0 .991v17.04c0 .236.162.428.361.428h17.175c.2 0 .361-.192.361-.429V.991c0-.237-.162-.428-.361-.428H.36C.161.563 0 .754 0 .99zm.985.803H16.89v2.301H.985v-2.3zM16.89 5.223H.985v12H16.89v-12zM6.31 7.366v.857c0 .237.192.429.429.429h.857a.429.429 0 00.428-.429v-.857a.429.429 0 00-.428-.429H6.74a.429.429 0 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0H18c.201 0 .364.193.364.431V17.57c0 .238-.163.431-.364.431H.726c-.2 0-.363-.193-.363-.431zm16.985-16.33H1.354v2.314h15.994V1.24zM1.354 4.688h15.994v12.07H1.354V4.687zm11.164 9.265v-1.498c0-.413.335-.748.748-.748h1.498c.413 0 .748.335.748.748v1.498a.749.749 0 01-.748.748h-1.498a.749.749 0 01-.748-.748z\" class=\"tribe-common-c-svgicon__svg-fill\"/></svg>		</span>\n		<span class=\"tribe-events-c-view-selector__list-item-text\">\n			Day		</span>\n	</a>\n</li>\n			</ul>\n</div>\n	</div>\n</div>\n\n</div>\n\n			<div class=\"tribe-events-c-top-bar tribe-events-header__top-bar\">\n\n	<nav class=\"tribe-events-c-top-bar__nav tribe-common-a11y-hidden\">\n	<ul class=\"tribe-events-c-top-bar__nav-list\">\n		<li class=\"tribe-events-c-top-bar__nav-list-item\">\n	<a\n		href=\"https://motorcomusic.com/events/month/2021-04/\"\n		class=\"tribe-common-c-btn-icon tribe-common-c-btn-icon--caret-left tribe-events-c-top-bar__nav-link tribe-events-c-top-bar__nav-link--prev\"\n		aria-label=\"Previous month\"\n		title=\"Previous month\"\n		data-js=\"tribe-events-view-link\"\n	>\n		<svg  class=\"tribe-common-c-svgicon tribe-common-c-svgicon--caret-left tribe-common-c-btn-icon__icon-svg tribe-events-c-top-bar__nav-link-icon-svg\"  xmlns=\"http://www.w3.org/2000/svg\" viewBox=\"0 0 10 16\"><path d=\"M9.7 14.4l-1.5 1.5L.3 8 8.2.1l1.5 1.5L3.3 8l6.4 6.4z\"/></svg>\n	</a>\n</li>\n\n		<li class=\"tribe-events-c-top-bar__nav-list-item\">\n	<a\n		href=\"https://motorcomusic.com/events/month/2021-06/\"\n		class=\"tribe-common-c-btn-icon tribe-common-c-btn-icon--caret-right tribe-events-c-top-bar__nav-link tribe-events-c-top-bar__nav-link--next\"\n		aria-label=\"Next month\"\n		title=\"Next month\"\n		data-js=\"tribe-events-view-link\"\n	>\n		<svg  class=\"tribe-common-c-svgicon tribe-common-c-svgicon--caret-right tribe-common-c-btn-icon__icon-svg tribe-events-c-top-bar__nav-link-icon-svg\"  xmlns=\"http://www.w3.org/2000/svg\" viewBox=\"0 0 10 16\"><path d=\"M.3 1.6L1.8.1 9.7 8l-7.9 7.9-1.5-1.5L6.7 8 .3 1.6z\"/></svg>\n	</a>\n</li>\n	</ul>\n</nav>\n\n	<a\n	href=\"https://motorcomusic.com/events/month/\"\n	class=\"tribe-common-c-btn-border-small tribe-events-c-top-bar__today-button tribe-common-a11y-hidden\"\n	data-js=\"tribe-events-view-link\"\n	aria-label=\"Click to select today&#039;s date\"\n	title=\"Click to select today&#039;s date\"\n>\n	Today</a>\n\n	<div class=\"tribe-events-c-top-bar__datepicker\">\n	<button\n		class=\"tribe-common-h3 tribe-common-h--alt tribe-events-c-top-bar__datepicker-button\"\n		data-js=\"tribe-events-top-bar-datepicker-button\"\n		type=\"button\"\n		aria-label=\"Click to toggle datepicker\"\n		title=\"Click to toggle datepicker\"\n	>\n		<time\n			datetime=\"2021-05\"\n			class=\"tribe-events-c-top-bar__datepicker-time\"\n		>\n			<span class=\"tribe-events-c-top-bar__datepicker-mobile\">\n				5/18/2021			</span>\n			<span class=\"tribe-events-c-top-bar__datepicker-desktop tribe-common-a11y-hidden\">\n				May 2021			</span>\n		</time>\n		<svg  class=\"tribe-common-c-svgicon tribe-common-c-svgicon--caret-down tribe-events-c-top-bar__datepicker-button-icon-svg\"  viewBox=\"0 0 10 7\" xmlns=\"http://www.w3.org/2000/svg\"><path fill-rule=\"evenodd\" clip-rule=\"evenodd\" d=\"M1.008.609L5 4.6 8.992.61l.958.958L5 6.517.05 1.566l.958-.958z\" class=\"tribe-common-c-svgicon__svg-fill\"/></svg>\n	</button>\n	<label\n		class=\"tribe-events-c-top-bar__datepicker-label tribe-common-a11y-visual-hide\"\n		for=\"tribe-events-top-bar-date\"\n	>\n		Select date.	</label>\n	<input\n		type=\"text\"\n		class=\"tribe-events-c-top-bar__datepicker-input tribe-common-a11y-visual-hide\"\n		data-js=\"tribe-events-top-bar-date\"\n		id=\"tribe-events-top-bar-date\"\n		name=\"tribe-events-views[tribe-bar-date]\"\n		value=\"5/18/2021\"\n		tabindex=\"-1\"\n		autocomplete=\"off\"\n		readonly=\"readonly\"\n	/>\n	<div class=\"tribe-events-c-top-bar__datepicker-container\" data-js=\"tribe-events-top-bar-datepicker-container\"></div>\n	<template class=\"tribe-events-c-top-bar__datepicker-template-prev-icon\">\n		<svg  class=\"tribe-common-c-svgicon tribe-common-c-svgicon--caret-left tribe-events-c-top-bar__datepicker-nav-icon-svg\"  xmlns=\"http://www.w3.org/2000/svg\" viewBox=\"0 0 10 16\"><path d=\"M9.7 14.4l-1.5 1.5L.3 8 8.2.1l1.5 1.5L3.3 8l6.4 6.4z\"/></svg>\n	</template>\n	<template class=\"tribe-events-c-top-bar__datepicker-template-next-icon\">\n		<svg  class=\"tribe-common-c-svgicon tribe-common-c-svgicon--caret-right tribe-events-c-top-bar__datepicker-nav-icon-svg\"  xmlns=\"http://www.w3.org/2000/svg\" viewBox=\"0 0 10 16\"><path d=\"M.3 1.6L1.8.1 9.7 8l-7.9 7.9-1.5-1.5L6.7 8 .3 1.6z\"/></svg>\n	</template>\n</div>\n\n	<div class=\"tribe-events-c-top-bar__actions tribe-common-a11y-hidden\">\n	</div>\n\n</div>\n		</header>\n\n		\n		<div\n			class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month\"\n			role=\"grid\"\n			aria-labelledby=\"tribe-events-calendar-header\"\n			aria-readonly=\"true\"\n			data-js=\"tribe-events-month-grid\"\n		>\n\n			<header class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__header\" role=\"rowgroup\">\n\n	<h2 class=\"tribe-common-a11y-visual-hide\" id=\"tribe-events-calendar-header\">\n		Calendar of Events	</h2>\n\n	<div role=\"row\" class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__header-row\">\n					<div\n				class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__header-column\"\n				role=\"columnheader\"\n				aria-label=\"Sunday\"\n			>\n				<h3 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__header-column-title tribe-common-b3\">\n					<span class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__header-column-title-mobile\">\n						S					</span>\n					<span class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__header-column-title-desktop tribe-common-a11y-hidden\">\n						Sun					</span>\n				</h3>\n			</div>\n					<div\n				class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__header-column\"\n				role=\"columnheader\"\n				aria-label=\"Monday\"\n			>\n				<h3 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__header-column-title tribe-common-b3\">\n					<span class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__header-column-title-mobile\">\n						M					</span>\n					<span class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__header-column-title-desktop tribe-common-a11y-hidden\">\n						Mon					</span>\n				</h3>\n			</div>\n					<div\n				class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__header-column\"\n				role=\"columnheader\"\n				aria-label=\"Tuesday\"\n			>\n				<h3 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__header-column-title tribe-common-b3\">\n					<span class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__header-column-title-mobile\">\n						T					</span>\n					<span class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__header-column-title-desktop tribe-common-a11y-hidden\">\n						Tue					</span>\n				</h3>\n			</div>\n					<div\n				class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__header-column\"\n				role=\"columnheader\"\n				aria-label=\"Wednesday\"\n			>\n				<h3 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__header-column-title tribe-common-b3\">\n					<span class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__header-column-title-mobile\">\n						W					</span>\n					<span class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__header-column-title-desktop tribe-common-a11y-hidden\">\n						Wed					</span>\n				</h3>\n			</div>\n					<div\n				class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__header-column\"\n				role=\"columnheader\"\n				aria-label=\"Thursday\"\n			>\n				<h3 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__header-column-title tribe-common-b3\">\n					<span class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__header-column-title-mobile\">\n						T					</span>\n					<span class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__header-column-title-desktop tribe-common-a11y-hidden\">\n						Thu					</span>\n				</h3>\n			</div>\n					<div\n				class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__header-column\"\n				role=\"columnheader\"\n				aria-label=\"Friday\"\n			>\n				<h3 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__header-column-title tribe-common-b3\">\n					<span class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__header-column-title-mobile\">\n						F					</span>\n					<span class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__header-column-title-desktop tribe-common-a11y-hidden\">\n						Fri					</span>\n				</h3>\n			</div>\n					<div\n				class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__header-column\"\n				role=\"columnheader\"\n				aria-label=\"Saturday\"\n			>\n				<h3 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__header-column-title tribe-common-b3\">\n					<span class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__header-column-title-mobile\">\n						S					</span>\n					<span class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__header-column-title-desktop tribe-common-a11y-hidden\">\n						Sat					</span>\n				</h3>\n			</div>\n			</div>\n</header>\n\n			\n<div class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__body\" role=\"rowgroup\">\n\n	\n		<div class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__week\" role=\"row\" data-js=\"tribe-events-month-grid-row\">\n\n			\n				\n<div\n	 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day tribe-events-calendar-month__day--past\" 	role=\"gridcell\"\n	aria-labelledby=\"tribe-events-calendar-day-2021-04-25\"\n	data-js=\"tribe-events-month-grid-cell\"\n>\n\n	<button\n				 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell--mobile\" 		data-js=\"tribe-events-calendar-month-day-cell-mobile\"\n		tabindex=\"-1\"\n	>\n		<h3 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date tribe-common-h6 tribe-common-h--alt\">\n			<span class=\"tribe-common-a11y-visual-hide\">\n				0 events,\n			</span>\n			<time\n				class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date-daynum\"\n				datetime=\"2021-04-25\"\n			>\n				25			</time>\n		</h3>\n			</button>\n\n	<div\n		id=\"tribe-events-calendar-day-2021-04-25\"\n		class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell--desktop tribe-common-a11y-hidden\"\n	>\n		<h3 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date tribe-common-h4\">\n			<span class=\"tribe-common-a11y-visual-hide\">\n				0 events,\n			</span>\n			<time\n				class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date-daynum\"\n				datetime=\"2021-04-25\"\n			>\n									25							</time>\n		</h3>\n\n		<div class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__events\">\n			\n					</div>\n\n		\n	</div>\n\n</div>\n\n			\n				\n<div\n	 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day tribe-events-calendar-month__day--past\" 	role=\"gridcell\"\n	aria-labelledby=\"tribe-events-calendar-day-2021-04-26\"\n	data-js=\"tribe-events-month-grid-cell\"\n>\n\n	<button\n				 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell--mobile\" 		data-js=\"tribe-events-calendar-month-day-cell-mobile\"\n		tabindex=\"-1\"\n	>\n		<h3 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date tribe-common-h6 tribe-common-h--alt\">\n			<span class=\"tribe-common-a11y-visual-hide\">\n				0 events,\n			</span>\n			<time\n				class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date-daynum\"\n				datetime=\"2021-04-26\"\n			>\n				26			</time>\n		</h3>\n			</button>\n\n	<div\n		id=\"tribe-events-calendar-day-2021-04-26\"\n		class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell--desktop tribe-common-a11y-hidden\"\n	>\n		<h3 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date tribe-common-h4\">\n			<span class=\"tribe-common-a11y-visual-hide\">\n				0 events,\n			</span>\n			<time\n				class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date-daynum\"\n				datetime=\"2021-04-26\"\n			>\n									26							</time>\n		</h3>\n\n		<div class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__events\">\n			\n					</div>\n\n		\n	</div>\n\n</div>\n\n			\n				\n<div\n	 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day tribe-events-calendar-month__day--past\" 	role=\"gridcell\"\n	aria-labelledby=\"tribe-events-calendar-day-2021-04-27\"\n	data-js=\"tribe-events-month-grid-cell\"\n>\n\n	<button\n				 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell--mobile\" 		data-js=\"tribe-events-calendar-month-day-cell-mobile\"\n		tabindex=\"-1\"\n	>\n		<h3 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date tribe-common-h6 tribe-common-h--alt\">\n			<span class=\"tribe-common-a11y-visual-hide\">\n				0 events,\n			</span>\n			<time\n				class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date-daynum\"\n				datetime=\"2021-04-27\"\n			>\n				27			</time>\n		</h3>\n			</button>\n\n	<div\n		id=\"tribe-events-calendar-day-2021-04-27\"\n		class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell--desktop tribe-common-a11y-hidden\"\n	>\n		<h3 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date tribe-common-h4\">\n			<span class=\"tribe-common-a11y-visual-hide\">\n				0 events,\n			</span>\n			<time\n				class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date-daynum\"\n				datetime=\"2021-04-27\"\n			>\n									27							</time>\n		</h3>\n\n		<div class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__events\">\n			\n					</div>\n\n		\n	</div>\n\n</div>\n\n			\n				\n<div\n	 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day tribe-events-calendar-month__day--past\" 	role=\"gridcell\"\n	aria-labelledby=\"tribe-events-calendar-day-2021-04-28\"\n	data-js=\"tribe-events-month-grid-cell\"\n>\n\n	<button\n				 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell--mobile\" 		data-js=\"tribe-events-calendar-month-day-cell-mobile\"\n		tabindex=\"-1\"\n	>\n		<h3 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date tribe-common-h6 tribe-common-h--alt\">\n			<span class=\"tribe-common-a11y-visual-hide\">\n				0 events,\n			</span>\n			<time\n				class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date-daynum\"\n				datetime=\"2021-04-28\"\n			>\n				28			</time>\n		</h3>\n			</button>\n\n	<div\n		id=\"tribe-events-calendar-day-2021-04-28\"\n		class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell--desktop tribe-common-a11y-hidden\"\n	>\n		<h3 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date tribe-common-h4\">\n			<span class=\"tribe-common-a11y-visual-hide\">\n				0 events,\n			</span>\n			<time\n				class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date-daynum\"\n				datetime=\"2021-04-28\"\n			>\n									28							</time>\n		</h3>\n\n		<div class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__events\">\n			\n					</div>\n\n		\n	</div>\n\n</div>\n\n			\n				\n<div\n	 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day tribe-events-calendar-month__day--past\" 	role=\"gridcell\"\n	aria-labelledby=\"tribe-events-calendar-day-2021-04-29\"\n	data-js=\"tribe-events-month-grid-cell\"\n>\n\n	<button\n				 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell--mobile\" 		data-js=\"tribe-events-calendar-month-day-cell-mobile\"\n		tabindex=\"-1\"\n	>\n		<h3 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date tribe-common-h6 tribe-common-h--alt\">\n			<span class=\"tribe-common-a11y-visual-hide\">\n				0 events,\n			</span>\n			<time\n				class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date-daynum\"\n				datetime=\"2021-04-29\"\n			>\n				29			</time>\n		</h3>\n			</button>\n\n	<div\n		id=\"tribe-events-calendar-day-2021-04-29\"\n		class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell--desktop tribe-common-a11y-hidden\"\n	>\n		<h3 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date tribe-common-h4\">\n			<span class=\"tribe-common-a11y-visual-hide\">\n				0 events,\n			</span>\n			<time\n				class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date-daynum\"\n				datetime=\"2021-04-29\"\n			>\n									29							</time>\n		</h3>\n\n		<div class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__events\">\n			\n					</div>\n\n		\n	</div>\n\n</div>\n\n			\n				\n<div\n	 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day tribe-events-calendar-month__day--past\" 	role=\"gridcell\"\n	aria-labelledby=\"tribe-events-calendar-day-2021-04-30\"\n	data-js=\"tribe-events-month-grid-cell\"\n>\n\n	<button\n				 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell--mobile\" 		data-js=\"tribe-events-calendar-month-day-cell-mobile\"\n		tabindex=\"-1\"\n	>\n		<h3 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date tribe-common-h6 tribe-common-h--alt\">\n			<span class=\"tribe-common-a11y-visual-hide\">\n				0 events,\n			</span>\n			<time\n				class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date-daynum\"\n				datetime=\"2021-04-30\"\n			>\n				30			</time>\n		</h3>\n			</button>\n\n	<div\n		id=\"tribe-events-calendar-day-2021-04-30\"\n		class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell--desktop tribe-common-a11y-hidden\"\n	>\n		<h3 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date tribe-common-h4\">\n			<span class=\"tribe-common-a11y-visual-hide\">\n				0 events,\n			</span>\n			<time\n				class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date-daynum\"\n				datetime=\"2021-04-30\"\n			>\n									30							</time>\n		</h3>\n\n		<div class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__events\">\n			\n					</div>\n\n		\n	</div>\n\n</div>\n\n			\n				\n<div\n	 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day tribe-events-calendar-month__day--past\" 	role=\"gridcell\"\n	aria-labelledby=\"tribe-events-calendar-day-2021-05-01\"\n	data-js=\"tribe-events-month-grid-cell\"\n>\n\n	<button\n				 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell--mobile\" 		data-js=\"tribe-events-calendar-month-day-cell-mobile\"\n		tabindex=\"-1\"\n	>\n		<h3 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date tribe-common-h6 tribe-common-h--alt\">\n			<span class=\"tribe-common-a11y-visual-hide\">\n				0 events,\n			</span>\n			<time\n				class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date-daynum\"\n				datetime=\"2021-05-01\"\n			>\n				1			</time>\n		</h3>\n			</button>\n\n	<div\n		id=\"tribe-events-calendar-day-2021-05-01\"\n		class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell--desktop tribe-common-a11y-hidden\"\n	>\n		<h3 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date tribe-common-h4\">\n			<span class=\"tribe-common-a11y-visual-hide\">\n				0 events,\n			</span>\n			<time\n				class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date-daynum\"\n				datetime=\"2021-05-01\"\n			>\n									1							</time>\n		</h3>\n\n		<div class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__events\">\n			\n					</div>\n\n		\n	</div>\n\n</div>\n\n			\n		</div>\n\n	\n		<div class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__week\" role=\"row\" data-js=\"tribe-events-month-grid-row\">\n\n			\n				\n<div\n	 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day tribe-events-calendar-month__day--past\" 	role=\"gridcell\"\n	aria-labelledby=\"tribe-events-calendar-day-2021-05-02\"\n	data-js=\"tribe-events-month-grid-cell\"\n>\n\n	<button\n				 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell--mobile\" 		data-js=\"tribe-events-calendar-month-day-cell-mobile\"\n		tabindex=\"-1\"\n	>\n		<h3 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date tribe-common-h6 tribe-common-h--alt\">\n			<span class=\"tribe-common-a11y-visual-hide\">\n				0 events,\n			</span>\n			<time\n				class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date-daynum\"\n				datetime=\"2021-05-02\"\n			>\n				2			</time>\n		</h3>\n			</button>\n\n	<div\n		id=\"tribe-events-calendar-day-2021-05-02\"\n		class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell--desktop tribe-common-a11y-hidden\"\n	>\n		<h3 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date tribe-common-h4\">\n			<span class=\"tribe-common-a11y-visual-hide\">\n				0 events,\n			</span>\n			<time\n				class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date-daynum\"\n				datetime=\"2021-05-02\"\n			>\n									2							</time>\n		</h3>\n\n		<div class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__events\">\n			\n					</div>\n\n		\n	</div>\n\n</div>\n\n			\n				\n<div\n	 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day tribe-events-calendar-month__day--past\" 	role=\"gridcell\"\n	aria-labelledby=\"tribe-events-calendar-day-2021-05-03\"\n	data-js=\"tribe-events-month-grid-cell\"\n>\n\n	<button\n				 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell--mobile\" 		data-js=\"tribe-events-calendar-month-day-cell-mobile\"\n		tabindex=\"-1\"\n	>\n		<h3 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date tribe-common-h6 tribe-common-h--alt\">\n			<span class=\"tribe-common-a11y-visual-hide\">\n				0 events,\n			</span>\n			<time\n				class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date-daynum\"\n				datetime=\"2021-05-03\"\n			>\n				3			</time>\n		</h3>\n			</button>\n\n	<div\n		id=\"tribe-events-calendar-day-2021-05-03\"\n		class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell--desktop tribe-common-a11y-hidden\"\n	>\n		<h3 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date tribe-common-h4\">\n			<span class=\"tribe-common-a11y-visual-hide\">\n				0 events,\n			</span>\n			<time\n				class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date-daynum\"\n				datetime=\"2021-05-03\"\n			>\n									3							</time>\n		</h3>\n\n		<div class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__events\">\n			\n					</div>\n\n		\n	</div>\n\n</div>\n\n			\n				\n<div\n	 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day tribe-events-calendar-month__day--past\" 	role=\"gridcell\"\n	aria-labelledby=\"tribe-events-calendar-day-2021-05-04\"\n	data-js=\"tribe-events-month-grid-cell\"\n>\n\n	<button\n				 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell--mobile\" 		data-js=\"tribe-events-calendar-month-day-cell-mobile\"\n		tabindex=\"-1\"\n	>\n		<h3 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date tribe-common-h6 tribe-common-h--alt\">\n			<span class=\"tribe-common-a11y-visual-hide\">\n				0 events,\n			</span>\n			<time\n				class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date-daynum\"\n				datetime=\"2021-05-04\"\n			>\n				4			</time>\n		</h3>\n			</button>\n\n	<div\n		id=\"tribe-events-calendar-day-2021-05-04\"\n		class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell--desktop tribe-common-a11y-hidden\"\n	>\n		<h3 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date tribe-common-h4\">\n			<span class=\"tribe-common-a11y-visual-hide\">\n				0 events,\n			</span>\n			<time\n				class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date-daynum\"\n				datetime=\"2021-05-04\"\n			>\n									4							</time>\n		</h3>\n\n		<div class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__events\">\n			\n					</div>\n\n		\n	</div>\n\n</div>\n\n			\n				\n<div\n	 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day tribe-events-calendar-month__day--past\" 	role=\"gridcell\"\n	aria-labelledby=\"tribe-events-calendar-day-2021-05-05\"\n	data-js=\"tribe-events-month-grid-cell\"\n>\n\n	<button\n				 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell--mobile\" 		data-js=\"tribe-events-calendar-month-day-cell-mobile\"\n		tabindex=\"-1\"\n	>\n		<h3 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date tribe-common-h6 tribe-common-h--alt\">\n			<span class=\"tribe-common-a11y-visual-hide\">\n				0 events,\n			</span>\n			<time\n				class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date-daynum\"\n				datetime=\"2021-05-05\"\n			>\n				5			</time>\n		</h3>\n			</button>\n\n	<div\n		id=\"tribe-events-calendar-day-2021-05-05\"\n		class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell--desktop tribe-common-a11y-hidden\"\n	>\n		<h3 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date tribe-common-h4\">\n			<span class=\"tribe-common-a11y-visual-hide\">\n				0 events,\n			</span>\n			<time\n				class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date-daynum\"\n				datetime=\"2021-05-05\"\n			>\n									5							</time>\n		</h3>\n\n		<div class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__events\">\n			\n					</div>\n\n		\n	</div>\n\n</div>\n\n			\n				\n<div\n	 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day tribe-events-calendar-month__day--past\" 	role=\"gridcell\"\n	aria-labelledby=\"tribe-events-calendar-day-2021-05-06\"\n	data-js=\"tribe-events-month-grid-cell\"\n>\n\n	<button\n				 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell--mobile\" 		data-js=\"tribe-events-calendar-month-day-cell-mobile\"\n		tabindex=\"-1\"\n	>\n		<h3 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date tribe-common-h6 tribe-common-h--alt\">\n			<span class=\"tribe-common-a11y-visual-hide\">\n				0 events,\n			</span>\n			<time\n				class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date-daynum\"\n				datetime=\"2021-05-06\"\n			>\n				6			</time>\n		</h3>\n			</button>\n\n	<div\n		id=\"tribe-events-calendar-day-2021-05-06\"\n		class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell--desktop tribe-common-a11y-hidden\"\n	>\n		<h3 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date tribe-common-h4\">\n			<span class=\"tribe-common-a11y-visual-hide\">\n				0 events,\n			</span>\n			<time\n				class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date-daynum\"\n				datetime=\"2021-05-06\"\n			>\n									6							</time>\n		</h3>\n\n		<div class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__events\">\n			\n					</div>\n\n		\n	</div>\n\n</div>\n\n			\n				\n<div\n	 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day tribe-events-calendar-month__day--past\" 	role=\"gridcell\"\n	aria-labelledby=\"tribe-events-calendar-day-2021-05-07\"\n	data-js=\"tribe-events-month-grid-cell\"\n>\n\n	<button\n				 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell--mobile\" 		data-js=\"tribe-events-calendar-month-day-cell-mobile\"\n		tabindex=\"-1\"\n	>\n		<h3 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date tribe-common-h6 tribe-common-h--alt\">\n			<span class=\"tribe-common-a11y-visual-hide\">\n				0 events,\n			</span>\n			<time\n				class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date-daynum\"\n				datetime=\"2021-05-07\"\n			>\n				7			</time>\n		</h3>\n			</button>\n\n	<div\n		id=\"tribe-events-calendar-day-2021-05-07\"\n		class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell--desktop tribe-common-a11y-hidden\"\n	>\n		<h3 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date tribe-common-h4\">\n			<span class=\"tribe-common-a11y-visual-hide\">\n				0 events,\n			</span>\n			<time\n				class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date-daynum\"\n				datetime=\"2021-05-07\"\n			>\n									7							</time>\n		</h3>\n\n		<div class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__events\">\n			\n					</div>\n\n		\n	</div>\n\n</div>\n\n			\n				\n<div\n	 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day tribe-events-calendar-month__day--past\" 	role=\"gridcell\"\n	aria-labelledby=\"tribe-events-calendar-day-2021-05-08\"\n	data-js=\"tribe-events-month-grid-cell\"\n>\n\n	<button\n				 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell--mobile\" 		data-js=\"tribe-events-calendar-month-day-cell-mobile\"\n		tabindex=\"-1\"\n	>\n		<h3 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date tribe-common-h6 tribe-common-h--alt\">\n			<span class=\"tribe-common-a11y-visual-hide\">\n				0 events,\n			</span>\n			<time\n				class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date-daynum\"\n				datetime=\"2021-05-08\"\n			>\n				8			</time>\n		</h3>\n			</button>\n\n	<div\n		id=\"tribe-events-calendar-day-2021-05-08\"\n		class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell--desktop tribe-common-a11y-hidden\"\n	>\n		<h3 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date tribe-common-h4\">\n			<span class=\"tribe-common-a11y-visual-hide\">\n				0 events,\n			</span>\n			<time\n				class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date-daynum\"\n				datetime=\"2021-05-08\"\n			>\n									8							</time>\n		</h3>\n\n		<div class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__events\">\n			\n					</div>\n\n		\n	</div>\n\n</div>\n\n			\n		</div>\n\n	\n		<div class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__week\" role=\"row\" data-js=\"tribe-events-month-grid-row\">\n\n			\n				\n<div\n	 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day tribe-events-calendar-month__day--past\" 	role=\"gridcell\"\n	aria-labelledby=\"tribe-events-calendar-day-2021-05-09\"\n	data-js=\"tribe-events-month-grid-cell\"\n>\n\n	<button\n				 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell--mobile\" 		data-js=\"tribe-events-calendar-month-day-cell-mobile\"\n		tabindex=\"-1\"\n	>\n		<h3 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date tribe-common-h6 tribe-common-h--alt\">\n			<span class=\"tribe-common-a11y-visual-hide\">\n				0 events,\n			</span>\n			<time\n				class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date-daynum\"\n				datetime=\"2021-05-09\"\n			>\n				9			</time>\n		</h3>\n			</button>\n\n	<div\n		id=\"tribe-events-calendar-day-2021-05-09\"\n		class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell--desktop tribe-common-a11y-hidden\"\n	>\n		<h3 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date tribe-common-h4\">\n			<span class=\"tribe-common-a11y-visual-hide\">\n				0 events,\n			</span>\n			<time\n				class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date-daynum\"\n				datetime=\"2021-05-09\"\n			>\n									9							</time>\n		</h3>\n\n		<div class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__events\">\n			\n					</div>\n\n		\n	</div>\n\n</div>\n\n			\n				\n<div\n	 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day tribe-events-calendar-month__day--past\" 	role=\"gridcell\"\n	aria-labelledby=\"tribe-events-calendar-day-2021-05-10\"\n	data-js=\"tribe-events-month-grid-cell\"\n>\n\n	<button\n				 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell--mobile\" 		data-js=\"tribe-events-calendar-month-day-cell-mobile\"\n		tabindex=\"-1\"\n	>\n		<h3 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date tribe-common-h6 tribe-common-h--alt\">\n			<span class=\"tribe-common-a11y-visual-hide\">\n				0 events,\n			</span>\n			<time\n				class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date-daynum\"\n				datetime=\"2021-05-10\"\n			>\n				10			</time>\n		</h3>\n			</button>\n\n	<div\n		id=\"tribe-events-calendar-day-2021-05-10\"\n		class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell--desktop tribe-common-a11y-hidden\"\n	>\n		<h3 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date tribe-common-h4\">\n			<span class=\"tribe-common-a11y-visual-hide\">\n				0 events,\n			</span>\n			<time\n				class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date-daynum\"\n				datetime=\"2021-05-10\"\n			>\n									10							</time>\n		</h3>\n\n		<div class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__events\">\n			\n					</div>\n\n		\n	</div>\n\n</div>\n\n			\n				\n<div\n	 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day tribe-events-calendar-month__day--past\" 	role=\"gridcell\"\n	aria-labelledby=\"tribe-events-calendar-day-2021-05-11\"\n	data-js=\"tribe-events-month-grid-cell\"\n>\n\n	<button\n				 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell--mobile\" 		data-js=\"tribe-events-calendar-month-day-cell-mobile\"\n		tabindex=\"-1\"\n	>\n		<h3 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date tribe-common-h6 tribe-common-h--alt\">\n			<span class=\"tribe-common-a11y-visual-hide\">\n				0 events,\n			</span>\n			<time\n				class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date-daynum\"\n				datetime=\"2021-05-11\"\n			>\n				11			</time>\n		</h3>\n			</button>\n\n	<div\n		id=\"tribe-events-calendar-day-2021-05-11\"\n		class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell--desktop tribe-common-a11y-hidden\"\n	>\n		<h3 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date tribe-common-h4\">\n			<span class=\"tribe-common-a11y-visual-hide\">\n				0 events,\n			</span>\n			<time\n				class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date-daynum\"\n				datetime=\"2021-05-11\"\n			>\n									11							</time>\n		</h3>\n\n		<div class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__events\">\n			\n					</div>\n\n		\n	</div>\n\n</div>\n\n			\n				\n<div\n	 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day tribe-events-calendar-month__day--past\" 	role=\"gridcell\"\n	aria-labelledby=\"tribe-events-calendar-day-2021-05-12\"\n	data-js=\"tribe-events-month-grid-cell\"\n>\n\n	<button\n				 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell--mobile\" 		data-js=\"tribe-events-calendar-month-day-cell-mobile\"\n		tabindex=\"-1\"\n	>\n		<h3 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date tribe-common-h6 tribe-common-h--alt\">\n			<span class=\"tribe-common-a11y-visual-hide\">\n				0 events,\n			</span>\n			<time\n				class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date-daynum\"\n				datetime=\"2021-05-12\"\n			>\n				12			</time>\n		</h3>\n			</button>\n\n	<div\n		id=\"tribe-events-calendar-day-2021-05-12\"\n		class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell--desktop tribe-common-a11y-hidden\"\n	>\n		<h3 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date tribe-common-h4\">\n			<span class=\"tribe-common-a11y-visual-hide\">\n				0 events,\n			</span>\n			<time\n				class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date-daynum\"\n				datetime=\"2021-05-12\"\n			>\n									12							</time>\n		</h3>\n\n		<div class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__events\">\n			\n					</div>\n\n		\n	</div>\n\n</div>\n\n			\n				\n<div\n	 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day tribe-events-calendar-month__day--past\" 	role=\"gridcell\"\n	aria-labelledby=\"tribe-events-calendar-day-2021-05-13\"\n	data-js=\"tribe-events-month-grid-cell\"\n>\n\n	<button\n				 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell--mobile\" 		data-js=\"tribe-events-calendar-month-day-cell-mobile\"\n		tabindex=\"-1\"\n	>\n		<h3 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date tribe-common-h6 tribe-common-h--alt\">\n			<span class=\"tribe-common-a11y-visual-hide\">\n				0 events,\n			</span>\n			<time\n				class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date-daynum\"\n				datetime=\"2021-05-13\"\n			>\n				13			</time>\n		</h3>\n			</button>\n\n	<div\n		id=\"tribe-events-calendar-day-2021-05-13\"\n		class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell--desktop tribe-common-a11y-hidden\"\n	>\n		<h3 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date tribe-common-h4\">\n			<span class=\"tribe-common-a11y-visual-hide\">\n				0 events,\n			</span>\n			<time\n				class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date-daynum\"\n				datetime=\"2021-05-13\"\n			>\n									13							</time>\n		</h3>\n\n		<div class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__events\">\n			\n					</div>\n\n		\n	</div>\n\n</div>\n\n			\n				\n<div\n	 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day tribe-events-calendar-month__day--past\" 	role=\"gridcell\"\n	aria-labelledby=\"tribe-events-calendar-day-2021-05-14\"\n	data-js=\"tribe-events-month-grid-cell\"\n>\n\n	<button\n				 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell--mobile\" 		data-js=\"tribe-events-calendar-month-day-cell-mobile\"\n		tabindex=\"-1\"\n	>\n		<h3 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date tribe-common-h6 tribe-common-h--alt\">\n			<span class=\"tribe-common-a11y-visual-hide\">\n				0 events,\n			</span>\n			<time\n				class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date-daynum\"\n				datetime=\"2021-05-14\"\n			>\n				14			</time>\n		</h3>\n			</button>\n\n	<div\n		id=\"tribe-events-calendar-day-2021-05-14\"\n		class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell--desktop tribe-common-a11y-hidden\"\n	>\n		<h3 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date tribe-common-h4\">\n			<span class=\"tribe-common-a11y-visual-hide\">\n				0 events,\n			</span>\n			<time\n				class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date-daynum\"\n				datetime=\"2021-05-14\"\n			>\n									14							</time>\n		</h3>\n\n		<div class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__events\">\n			\n					</div>\n\n		\n	</div>\n\n</div>\n\n			\n				\n<div\n	 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day tribe-events-calendar-month__day--past\" 	role=\"gridcell\"\n	aria-labelledby=\"tribe-events-calendar-day-2021-05-15\"\n	data-js=\"tribe-events-month-grid-cell\"\n>\n\n	<button\n				 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell--mobile\" 		data-js=\"tribe-events-calendar-month-day-cell-mobile\"\n		tabindex=\"-1\"\n	>\n		<h3 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date tribe-common-h6 tribe-common-h--alt\">\n			<span class=\"tribe-common-a11y-visual-hide\">\n				0 events,\n			</span>\n			<time\n				class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date-daynum\"\n				datetime=\"2021-05-15\"\n			>\n				15			</time>\n		</h3>\n			</button>\n\n	<div\n		id=\"tribe-events-calendar-day-2021-05-15\"\n		class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell--desktop tribe-common-a11y-hidden\"\n	>\n		<h3 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date tribe-common-h4\">\n			<span class=\"tribe-common-a11y-visual-hide\">\n				0 events,\n			</span>\n			<time\n				class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date-daynum\"\n				datetime=\"2021-05-15\"\n			>\n									15							</time>\n		</h3>\n\n		<div class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__events\">\n			\n					</div>\n\n		\n	</div>\n\n</div>\n\n			\n		</div>\n\n	\n		<div class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__week\" role=\"row\" data-js=\"tribe-events-month-grid-row\">\n\n			\n				\n<div\n	 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day tribe-events-calendar-month__day--past\" 	role=\"gridcell\"\n	aria-labelledby=\"tribe-events-calendar-day-2021-05-16\"\n	data-js=\"tribe-events-month-grid-cell\"\n>\n\n	<button\n				 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell--mobile\" 		data-js=\"tribe-events-calendar-month-day-cell-mobile\"\n		tabindex=\"-1\"\n	>\n		<h3 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date tribe-common-h6 tribe-common-h--alt\">\n			<span class=\"tribe-common-a11y-visual-hide\">\n				0 events,\n			</span>\n			<time\n				class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date-daynum\"\n				datetime=\"2021-05-16\"\n			>\n				16			</time>\n		</h3>\n			</button>\n\n	<div\n		id=\"tribe-events-calendar-day-2021-05-16\"\n		class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell--desktop tribe-common-a11y-hidden\"\n	>\n		<h3 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date tribe-common-h4\">\n			<span class=\"tribe-common-a11y-visual-hide\">\n				0 events,\n			</span>\n			<time\n				class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date-daynum\"\n				datetime=\"2021-05-16\"\n			>\n									16							</time>\n		</h3>\n\n		<div class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__events\">\n			\n					</div>\n\n		\n	</div>\n\n</div>\n\n			\n				\n<div\n	 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day tribe-events-calendar-month__day--past\" 	role=\"gridcell\"\n	aria-labelledby=\"tribe-events-calendar-day-2021-05-17\"\n	data-js=\"tribe-events-month-grid-cell\"\n>\n\n	<button\n				 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell--mobile\" 		data-js=\"tribe-events-calendar-month-day-cell-mobile\"\n		tabindex=\"-1\"\n	>\n		<h3 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date tribe-common-h6 tribe-common-h--alt\">\n			<span class=\"tribe-common-a11y-visual-hide\">\n				0 events,\n			</span>\n			<time\n				class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date-daynum\"\n				datetime=\"2021-05-17\"\n			>\n				17			</time>\n		</h3>\n			</button>\n\n	<div\n		id=\"tribe-events-calendar-day-2021-05-17\"\n		class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell--desktop tribe-common-a11y-hidden\"\n	>\n		<h3 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date tribe-common-h4\">\n			<span class=\"tribe-common-a11y-visual-hide\">\n				0 events,\n			</span>\n			<time\n				class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date-daynum\"\n				datetime=\"2021-05-17\"\n			>\n									17							</time>\n		</h3>\n\n		<div class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__events\">\n			\n					</div>\n\n		\n	</div>\n\n</div>\n\n			\n				\n<div\n	 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day tribe-events-calendar-month__day--current\" 	role=\"gridcell\"\n	aria-labelledby=\"tribe-events-calendar-day-2021-05-18\"\n	data-js=\"tribe-events-month-grid-cell\"\n>\n\n	<button\n				 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell--mobile tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell--selected\" 		data-js=\"tribe-events-calendar-month-day-cell-mobile\"\n		tabindex=\"-1\"\n	>\n		<h3 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date tribe-common-h6 tribe-common-h--alt\">\n			<span class=\"tribe-common-a11y-visual-hide\">\n				0 events,\n			</span>\n			<time\n				class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date-daynum\"\n				datetime=\"2021-05-18\"\n			>\n				18			</time>\n		</h3>\n			</button>\n\n	<div\n		id=\"tribe-events-calendar-day-2021-05-18\"\n		class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell--desktop tribe-common-a11y-hidden\"\n	>\n		<h3 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date tribe-common-h4\">\n			<span class=\"tribe-common-a11y-visual-hide\">\n				0 events,\n			</span>\n			<time\n				class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date-daynum\"\n				datetime=\"2021-05-18\"\n			>\n									18							</time>\n		</h3>\n\n		<div class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__events\">\n			\n					</div>\n\n		\n	</div>\n\n</div>\n\n			\n				\n<div\n	 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day\" 	role=\"gridcell\"\n	aria-labelledby=\"tribe-events-calendar-day-2021-05-19\"\n	data-js=\"tribe-events-month-grid-cell\"\n>\n\n	<button\n				 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell--mobile\" 		data-js=\"tribe-events-calendar-month-day-cell-mobile\"\n		tabindex=\"-1\"\n	>\n		<h3 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date tribe-common-h6 tribe-common-h--alt\">\n			<span class=\"tribe-common-a11y-visual-hide\">\n				0 events,\n			</span>\n			<time\n				class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date-daynum\"\n				datetime=\"2021-05-19\"\n			>\n				19			</time>\n		</h3>\n			</button>\n\n	<div\n		id=\"tribe-events-calendar-day-2021-05-19\"\n		class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell--desktop tribe-common-a11y-hidden\"\n	>\n		<h3 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date tribe-common-h4\">\n			<span class=\"tribe-common-a11y-visual-hide\">\n				0 events,\n			</span>\n			<time\n				class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date-daynum\"\n				datetime=\"2021-05-19\"\n			>\n									19							</time>\n		</h3>\n\n		<div class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__events\">\n			\n					</div>\n\n		\n	</div>\n\n</div>\n\n			\n				\n<div\n	 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day\" 	role=\"gridcell\"\n	aria-labelledby=\"tribe-events-calendar-day-2021-05-20\"\n	data-js=\"tribe-events-month-grid-cell\"\n>\n\n	<button\n				 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell--mobile\" 		data-js=\"tribe-events-calendar-month-day-cell-mobile\"\n		tabindex=\"-1\"\n	>\n		<h3 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date tribe-common-h6 tribe-common-h--alt\">\n			<span class=\"tribe-common-a11y-visual-hide\">\n				0 events,\n			</span>\n			<time\n				class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date-daynum\"\n				datetime=\"2021-05-20\"\n			>\n				20			</time>\n		</h3>\n			</button>\n\n	<div\n		id=\"tribe-events-calendar-day-2021-05-20\"\n		class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell--desktop tribe-common-a11y-hidden\"\n	>\n		<h3 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date tribe-common-h4\">\n			<span class=\"tribe-common-a11y-visual-hide\">\n				0 events,\n			</span>\n			<time\n				class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date-daynum\"\n				datetime=\"2021-05-20\"\n			>\n									20							</time>\n		</h3>\n\n		<div class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__events\">\n			\n					</div>\n\n		\n	</div>\n\n</div>\n\n			\n				\n<div\n	 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day\" 	role=\"gridcell\"\n	aria-labelledby=\"tribe-events-calendar-day-2021-05-21\"\n	data-js=\"tribe-events-month-grid-cell\"\n>\n\n	<button\n				 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell--mobile\" 		data-js=\"tribe-events-calendar-month-day-cell-mobile\"\n		tabindex=\"-1\"\n	>\n		<h3 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date tribe-common-h6 tribe-common-h--alt\">\n			<span class=\"tribe-common-a11y-visual-hide\">\n				0 events,\n			</span>\n			<time\n				class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date-daynum\"\n				datetime=\"2021-05-21\"\n			>\n				21			</time>\n		</h3>\n			</button>\n\n	<div\n		id=\"tribe-events-calendar-day-2021-05-21\"\n		class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell--desktop tribe-common-a11y-hidden\"\n	>\n		<h3 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date tribe-common-h4\">\n			<span class=\"tribe-common-a11y-visual-hide\">\n				0 events,\n			</span>\n			<time\n				class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date-daynum\"\n				datetime=\"2021-05-21\"\n			>\n									21							</time>\n		</h3>\n\n		<div class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__events\">\n			\n					</div>\n\n		\n	</div>\n\n</div>\n\n			\n				\n<div\n	 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day\" 	role=\"gridcell\"\n	aria-labelledby=\"tribe-events-calendar-day-2021-05-22\"\n	data-js=\"tribe-events-month-grid-cell\"\n>\n\n	<button\n				 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell--mobile\" 		data-js=\"tribe-events-calendar-month-day-cell-mobile\"\n		tabindex=\"-1\"\n	>\n		<h3 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date tribe-common-h6 tribe-common-h--alt\">\n			<span class=\"tribe-common-a11y-visual-hide\">\n				0 events,\n			</span>\n			<time\n				class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date-daynum\"\n				datetime=\"2021-05-22\"\n			>\n				22			</time>\n		</h3>\n			</button>\n\n	<div\n		id=\"tribe-events-calendar-day-2021-05-22\"\n		class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell--desktop tribe-common-a11y-hidden\"\n	>\n		<h3 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date tribe-common-h4\">\n			<span class=\"tribe-common-a11y-visual-hide\">\n				0 events,\n			</span>\n			<time\n				class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date-daynum\"\n				datetime=\"2021-05-22\"\n			>\n									22							</time>\n		</h3>\n\n		<div class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__events\">\n			\n					</div>\n\n		\n	</div>\n\n</div>\n\n			\n		</div>\n\n	\n		<div class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__week\" role=\"row\" data-js=\"tribe-events-month-grid-row\">\n\n			\n				\n<div\n	 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day\" 	role=\"gridcell\"\n	aria-labelledby=\"tribe-events-calendar-day-2021-05-23\"\n	data-js=\"tribe-events-month-grid-cell\"\n>\n\n	<button\n				 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell--mobile\" 		data-js=\"tribe-events-calendar-month-day-cell-mobile\"\n		tabindex=\"-1\"\n	>\n		<h3 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date tribe-common-h6 tribe-common-h--alt\">\n			<span class=\"tribe-common-a11y-visual-hide\">\n				0 events,\n			</span>\n			<time\n				class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date-daynum\"\n				datetime=\"2021-05-23\"\n			>\n				23			</time>\n		</h3>\n			</button>\n\n	<div\n		id=\"tribe-events-calendar-day-2021-05-23\"\n		class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell--desktop tribe-common-a11y-hidden\"\n	>\n		<h3 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date tribe-common-h4\">\n			<span class=\"tribe-common-a11y-visual-hide\">\n				0 events,\n			</span>\n			<time\n				class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date-daynum\"\n				datetime=\"2021-05-23\"\n			>\n									23							</time>\n		</h3>\n\n		<div class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__events\">\n			\n					</div>\n\n		\n	</div>\n\n</div>\n\n			\n				\n<div\n	 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day\" 	role=\"gridcell\"\n	aria-labelledby=\"tribe-events-calendar-day-2021-05-24\"\n	data-js=\"tribe-events-month-grid-cell\"\n>\n\n	<button\n				 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell--mobile\" 		data-js=\"tribe-events-calendar-month-day-cell-mobile\"\n		tabindex=\"-1\"\n	>\n		<h3 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date tribe-common-h6 tribe-common-h--alt\">\n			<span class=\"tribe-common-a11y-visual-hide\">\n				0 events,\n			</span>\n			<time\n				class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date-daynum\"\n				datetime=\"2021-05-24\"\n			>\n				24			</time>\n		</h3>\n			</button>\n\n	<div\n		id=\"tribe-events-calendar-day-2021-05-24\"\n		class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell--desktop tribe-common-a11y-hidden\"\n	>\n		<h3 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date tribe-common-h4\">\n			<span class=\"tribe-common-a11y-visual-hide\">\n				0 events,\n			</span>\n			<time\n				class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date-daynum\"\n				datetime=\"2021-05-24\"\n			>\n									24							</time>\n		</h3>\n\n		<div class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__events\">\n			\n					</div>\n\n		\n	</div>\n\n</div>\n\n			\n				\n<div\n	 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day\" 	role=\"gridcell\"\n	aria-labelledby=\"tribe-events-calendar-day-2021-05-25\"\n	data-js=\"tribe-events-month-grid-cell\"\n>\n\n	<button\n				 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell--mobile\" 		data-js=\"tribe-events-calendar-month-day-cell-mobile\"\n		tabindex=\"-1\"\n	>\n		<h3 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date tribe-common-h6 tribe-common-h--alt\">\n			<span class=\"tribe-common-a11y-visual-hide\">\n				0 events,\n			</span>\n			<time\n				class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date-daynum\"\n				datetime=\"2021-05-25\"\n			>\n				25			</time>\n		</h3>\n			</button>\n\n	<div\n		id=\"tribe-events-calendar-day-2021-05-25\"\n		class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell--desktop tribe-common-a11y-hidden\"\n	>\n		<h3 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date tribe-common-h4\">\n			<span class=\"tribe-common-a11y-visual-hide\">\n				0 events,\n			</span>\n			<time\n				class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date-daynum\"\n				datetime=\"2021-05-25\"\n			>\n									25							</time>\n		</h3>\n\n		<div class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__events\">\n			\n					</div>\n\n		\n	</div>\n\n</div>\n\n			\n				\n<div\n	 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day\" 	role=\"gridcell\"\n	aria-labelledby=\"tribe-events-calendar-day-2021-05-26\"\n	data-js=\"tribe-events-month-grid-cell\"\n>\n\n	<button\n				 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell--mobile\" 		data-js=\"tribe-events-calendar-month-day-cell-mobile\"\n		tabindex=\"-1\"\n	>\n		<h3 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date tribe-common-h6 tribe-common-h--alt\">\n			<span class=\"tribe-common-a11y-visual-hide\">\n				0 events,\n			</span>\n			<time\n				class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date-daynum\"\n				datetime=\"2021-05-26\"\n			>\n				26			</time>\n		</h3>\n			</button>\n\n	<div\n		id=\"tribe-events-calendar-day-2021-05-26\"\n		class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell--desktop tribe-common-a11y-hidden\"\n	>\n		<h3 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date tribe-common-h4\">\n			<span class=\"tribe-common-a11y-visual-hide\">\n				0 events,\n			</span>\n			<time\n				class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date-daynum\"\n				datetime=\"2021-05-26\"\n			>\n									26							</time>\n		</h3>\n\n		<div class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__events\">\n			\n					</div>\n\n		\n	</div>\n\n</div>\n\n			\n				\n<div\n	 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day\" 	role=\"gridcell\"\n	aria-labelledby=\"tribe-events-calendar-day-2021-05-27\"\n	data-js=\"tribe-events-month-grid-cell\"\n>\n\n	<button\n				 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell--mobile\" 		data-js=\"tribe-events-calendar-month-day-cell-mobile\"\n		tabindex=\"-1\"\n	>\n		<h3 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date tribe-common-h6 tribe-common-h--alt\">\n			<span class=\"tribe-common-a11y-visual-hide\">\n				0 events,\n			</span>\n			<time\n				class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date-daynum\"\n				datetime=\"2021-05-27\"\n			>\n				27			</time>\n		</h3>\n			</button>\n\n	<div\n		id=\"tribe-events-calendar-day-2021-05-27\"\n		class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell--desktop tribe-common-a11y-hidden\"\n	>\n		<h3 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date tribe-common-h4\">\n			<span class=\"tribe-common-a11y-visual-hide\">\n				0 events,\n			</span>\n			<time\n				class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date-daynum\"\n				datetime=\"2021-05-27\"\n			>\n									27							</time>\n		</h3>\n\n		<div class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__events\">\n			\n					</div>\n\n		\n	</div>\n\n</div>\n\n			\n				\n<div\n	 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day\" 	role=\"gridcell\"\n	aria-labelledby=\"tribe-events-calendar-day-2021-05-28\"\n	data-js=\"tribe-events-month-grid-cell\"\n>\n\n	<button\n				 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell--mobile\" 		data-js=\"tribe-events-calendar-month-day-cell-mobile\"\n		tabindex=\"-1\"\n	>\n		<h3 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date tribe-common-h6 tribe-common-h--alt\">\n			<span class=\"tribe-common-a11y-visual-hide\">\n				0 events,\n			</span>\n			<time\n				class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date-daynum\"\n				datetime=\"2021-05-28\"\n			>\n				28			</time>\n		</h3>\n			</button>\n\n	<div\n		id=\"tribe-events-calendar-day-2021-05-28\"\n		class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell--desktop tribe-common-a11y-hidden\"\n	>\n		<h3 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date tribe-common-h4\">\n			<span class=\"tribe-common-a11y-visual-hide\">\n				0 events,\n			</span>\n			<time\n				class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date-daynum\"\n				datetime=\"2021-05-28\"\n			>\n									28							</time>\n		</h3>\n\n		<div class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__events\">\n			\n					</div>\n\n		\n	</div>\n\n</div>\n\n			\n				\n<div\n	 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day\" 	role=\"gridcell\"\n	aria-labelledby=\"tribe-events-calendar-day-2021-05-29\"\n	data-js=\"tribe-events-month-grid-cell\"\n>\n\n	<button\n				 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell--mobile\" 		data-js=\"tribe-events-calendar-month-day-cell-mobile\"\n		tabindex=\"-1\"\n	>\n		<h3 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date tribe-common-h6 tribe-common-h--alt\">\n			<span class=\"tribe-common-a11y-visual-hide\">\n				0 events,\n			</span>\n			<time\n				class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date-daynum\"\n				datetime=\"2021-05-29\"\n			>\n				29			</time>\n		</h3>\n			</button>\n\n	<div\n		id=\"tribe-events-calendar-day-2021-05-29\"\n		class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell--desktop tribe-common-a11y-hidden\"\n	>\n		<h3 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date tribe-common-h4\">\n			<span class=\"tribe-common-a11y-visual-hide\">\n				0 events,\n			</span>\n			<time\n				class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date-daynum\"\n				datetime=\"2021-05-29\"\n			>\n									29							</time>\n		</h3>\n\n		<div class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__events\">\n			\n					</div>\n\n		\n	</div>\n\n</div>\n\n			\n		</div>\n\n	\n		<div class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__week\" role=\"row\" data-js=\"tribe-events-month-grid-row\">\n\n			\n				\n<div\n	 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day\" 	role=\"gridcell\"\n	aria-labelledby=\"tribe-events-calendar-day-2021-05-30\"\n	data-js=\"tribe-events-month-grid-cell\"\n>\n\n	<button\n				 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell--mobile\" 		data-js=\"tribe-events-calendar-month-day-cell-mobile\"\n		tabindex=\"-1\"\n	>\n		<h3 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date tribe-common-h6 tribe-common-h--alt\">\n			<span class=\"tribe-common-a11y-visual-hide\">\n				0 events,\n			</span>\n			<time\n				class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date-daynum\"\n				datetime=\"2021-05-30\"\n			>\n				30			</time>\n		</h3>\n			</button>\n\n	<div\n		id=\"tribe-events-calendar-day-2021-05-30\"\n		class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell--desktop tribe-common-a11y-hidden\"\n	>\n		<h3 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date tribe-common-h4\">\n			<span class=\"tribe-common-a11y-visual-hide\">\n				0 events,\n			</span>\n			<time\n				class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date-daynum\"\n				datetime=\"2021-05-30\"\n			>\n									30							</time>\n		</h3>\n\n		<div class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__events\">\n			\n					</div>\n\n		\n	</div>\n\n</div>\n\n			\n				\n<div\n	 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day\" 	role=\"gridcell\"\n	aria-labelledby=\"tribe-events-calendar-day-2021-05-31\"\n	data-js=\"tribe-events-month-grid-cell\"\n>\n\n	<button\n				 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell--mobile\" 		data-js=\"tribe-events-calendar-month-day-cell-mobile\"\n		tabindex=\"-1\"\n	>\n		<h3 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date tribe-common-h6 tribe-common-h--alt\">\n			<span class=\"tribe-common-a11y-visual-hide\">\n				0 events,\n			</span>\n			<time\n				class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date-daynum\"\n				datetime=\"2021-05-31\"\n			>\n				31			</time>\n		</h3>\n			</button>\n\n	<div\n		id=\"tribe-events-calendar-day-2021-05-31\"\n		class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell--desktop tribe-common-a11y-hidden\"\n	>\n		<h3 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date tribe-common-h4\">\n			<span class=\"tribe-common-a11y-visual-hide\">\n				0 events,\n			</span>\n			<time\n				class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date-daynum\"\n				datetime=\"2021-05-31\"\n			>\n									31							</time>\n		</h3>\n\n		<div class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__events\">\n			\n					</div>\n\n		\n	</div>\n\n</div>\n\n			\n				\n<div\n	 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day\" 	role=\"gridcell\"\n	aria-labelledby=\"tribe-events-calendar-day-2021-06-01\"\n	data-js=\"tribe-events-month-grid-cell\"\n>\n\n	<button\n				 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell--mobile\" 		data-js=\"tribe-events-calendar-month-day-cell-mobile\"\n		tabindex=\"-1\"\n	>\n		<h3 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date tribe-common-h6 tribe-common-h--alt\">\n			<span class=\"tribe-common-a11y-visual-hide\">\n				0 events,\n			</span>\n			<time\n				class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date-daynum\"\n				datetime=\"2021-06-01\"\n			>\n				1			</time>\n		</h3>\n			</button>\n\n	<div\n		id=\"tribe-events-calendar-day-2021-06-01\"\n		class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell--desktop tribe-common-a11y-hidden\"\n	>\n		<h3 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events,\n			</span>\n			<time\n				class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date-daynum\"\n				datetime=\"2021-06-02\"\n			>\n				2			</time>\n		</h3>\n			</button>\n\n	<div\n		id=\"tribe-events-calendar-day-2021-06-02\"\n		class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell--desktop tribe-common-a11y-hidden\"\n	>\n		<h3 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date tribe-common-h4\">\n			<span class=\"tribe-common-a11y-visual-hide\">\n				0 events,\n			</span>\n			<time\n				class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date-daynum\"\n				datetime=\"2021-06-02\"\n			>\n									2							</time>\n		</h3>\n\n		<div class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__events\">\n			\n					</div>\n\n		\n	</div>\n\n</div>\n\n			\n				\n<div\n	 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day\" 	role=\"gridcell\"\n	aria-labelledby=\"tribe-events-calendar-day-2021-06-03\"\n	data-js=\"tribe-events-month-grid-cell\"\n>\n\n	<button\n				 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell--mobile\" 		data-js=\"tribe-events-calendar-month-day-cell-mobile\"\n		tabindex=\"-1\"\n	>\n		<h3 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date tribe-common-h6 tribe-common-h--alt\">\n			<span class=\"tribe-common-a11y-visual-hide\">\n				0 events,\n			</span>\n			<time\n				class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date-daynum\"\n				datetime=\"2021-06-03\"\n			>\n				3			</time>\n		</h3>\n			</button>\n\n	<div\n		id=\"tribe-events-calendar-day-2021-06-03\"\n		class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell--desktop tribe-common-a11y-hidden\"\n	>\n		<h3 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date tribe-common-h4\">\n			<span class=\"tribe-common-a11y-visual-hide\">\n				0 events,\n			</span>\n			<time\n				class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date-daynum\"\n				datetime=\"2021-06-03\"\n			>\n									3							</time>\n		</h3>\n\n		<div class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__events\">\n			\n					</div>\n\n		\n	</div>\n\n</div>\n\n			\n				\n<div\n	 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day\" 	role=\"gridcell\"\n	aria-labelledby=\"tribe-events-calendar-day-2021-06-04\"\n	data-js=\"tribe-events-month-grid-cell\"\n>\n\n	<button\n				 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell--mobile\" 		data-js=\"tribe-events-calendar-month-day-cell-mobile\"\n		tabindex=\"-1\"\n	>\n		<h3 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date tribe-common-h6 tribe-common-h--alt\">\n			<span class=\"tribe-common-a11y-visual-hide\">\n				0 events,\n			</span>\n			<time\n				class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date-daynum\"\n				datetime=\"2021-06-04\"\n			>\n				4			</time>\n		</h3>\n			</button>\n\n	<div\n		id=\"tribe-events-calendar-day-2021-06-04\"\n		class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell--desktop tribe-common-a11y-hidden\"\n	>\n		<h3 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date tribe-common-h4\">\n			<span class=\"tribe-common-a11y-visual-hide\">\n				0 events,\n			</span>\n			<time\n				class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date-daynum\"\n				datetime=\"2021-06-04\"\n			>\n									4							</time>\n		</h3>\n\n		<div class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__events\">\n			\n					</div>\n\n		\n	</div>\n\n</div>\n\n			\n				\n<div\n	 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day\" 	role=\"gridcell\"\n	aria-labelledby=\"tribe-events-calendar-day-2021-06-05\"\n	data-js=\"tribe-events-month-grid-cell\"\n>\n\n	<button\n				 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell--mobile\" 		data-js=\"tribe-events-calendar-month-day-cell-mobile\"\n		tabindex=\"-1\"\n	>\n		<h3 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date tribe-common-h6 tribe-common-h--alt\">\n			<span class=\"tribe-common-a11y-visual-hide\">\n				0 events,\n			</span>\n			<time\n				class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date-daynum\"\n				datetime=\"2021-06-05\"\n			>\n				5			</time>\n		</h3>\n			</button>\n\n	<div\n		id=\"tribe-events-calendar-day-2021-06-05\"\n		class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell tribe-events-calendar-month__day-cell--desktop tribe-common-a11y-hidden\"\n	>\n		<h3 class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date tribe-common-h4\">\n			<span class=\"tribe-common-a11y-visual-hide\">\n				0 events,\n			</span>\n			<time\n				class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__day-date-daynum\"\n				datetime=\"2021-06-05\"\n			>\n									5							</time>\n		</h3>\n\n		<div class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month__events\">\n			\n					</div>\n\n		\n	</div>\n\n</div>\n\n			\n		</div>\n\n	\n</div>\n\n		</div>\n\n		<section class=\"tribe-events-calendar-month-mobile-events\" 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Simply open up the WordPress Customizer (Appearance → Customize) to see all of the options that are available.</p>\n<p>Kadence extends the normal Customizer options with everything from layouts and fonts to colors and spacing, with granular control so you can tweak just about everything on the page.</p></p>\n\n\n\n<figure class=\"wp-block-image size-full\"><img width=\"3294\" height=\"2456\" src=\"https://s3.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/wp-admin-customizer-kadence-page-layout.png\" alt=\"\" class=\"wp-image-2266766\" srcset=\"https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/wp-admin-customizer-kadence-page-layout.png 3294w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/wp-admin-customizer-kadence-page-layout-300x224.png 300w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/wp-admin-customizer-kadence-page-layout-665x496.png 665w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/wp-admin-customizer-kadence-page-layout-114x85.png 114w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/wp-admin-customizer-kadence-page-layout-768x573.png 768w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/wp-admin-customizer-kadence-page-layout-1536x1145.png 1536w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/wp-admin-customizer-kadence-page-layout-2048x1527.png 2048w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/wp-admin-customizer-kadence-page-layout-260x195.png 260w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/wp-admin-customizer-kadence-page-layout-430x321.png 430w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/wp-admin-customizer-kadence-page-layout-645x481.png 645w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/wp-admin-customizer-kadence-page-layout-2000x1491.png 2000w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/wp-admin-customizer-kadence-page-layout-1068x796.png 1068w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/wp-admin-customizer-kadence-page-layout-460x343.png 460w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/wp-admin-customizer-kadence-page-layout-1602x1194.png 1602w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/wp-admin-customizer-kadence-page-layout-1074x801.png 1074w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/wp-admin-customizer-kadence-page-layout-512x382.png 512w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/wp-admin-customizer-kadence-page-layout-1611x1201.png 1611w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/wp-admin-customizer-kadence-page-layout-1478x1102.png 1478w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/wp-admin-customizer-kadence-page-layout-707x527.png 707w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/wp-admin-customizer-kadence-page-layout-600x447.png 600w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/wp-admin-customizer-kadence-page-layout-500x373.png 500w\" sizes=\"(max-width: 3294px) 100vw, 3294px\" /><figcaption>All of these settings are just for styling the page title!</figcaption></figure>\n\n\n\n<p>Here&#8217;s the catch: <strong>These settings don&#8217;t work automatically with the default event page</strong>. That&#8217;s because the calendar is not actually a page, but an archive. To work around this, let&#8217;s open up the &#8220;Blog Posts&#8221; settings, where there&#8217;s an option to customize the archive appearance.</p>\n\n\n\n\n\n<h2 id=\"h-using-starter-templates\">Using starter templates</h2>\n\n\n\n<p>With Kadence WP, you can install <a href=\"https://wordpress.org/plugins/kadence-starter-templates/\">starter templates</a> as a separate plugin. The benefit of a template is that it provides the layout for you. Simply swap the placeholder content with your own and you&#8217;ve got a great webpage in a matter of minutes.</p>\n\n\n\n<p>Let&#8217;s go ahead and put those free starter templates to work. <a href=\"https://wordpress.org/plugins/kadence-starter-templates/\">Install the template plugin</a>, activate it, then choose a template for the calendar.</p>\n\n\n\n<figure class=\"wp-block-image size-full\"><img width=\"3118\" height=\"2676\" src=\"https://s3.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/wp-admin-kadence-starter-templates.png\" alt=\"\" class=\"wp-image-2266775\" srcset=\"https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/wp-admin-kadence-starter-templates.png 3118w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/wp-admin-kadence-starter-templates-300x257.png 300w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/wp-admin-kadence-starter-templates-665x571.png 665w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/wp-admin-kadence-starter-templates-99x85.png 99w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/wp-admin-kadence-starter-templates-768x659.png 768w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/wp-admin-kadence-starter-templates-1536x1318.png 1536w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/wp-admin-kadence-starter-templates-2048x1758.png 2048w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/wp-admin-kadence-starter-templates-430x369.png 430w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/wp-admin-kadence-starter-templates-645x554.png 645w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/wp-admin-kadence-starter-templates-2000x1716.png 2000w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/wp-admin-kadence-starter-templates-1068x917.png 1068w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/wp-admin-kadence-starter-templates-460x395.png 460w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/wp-admin-kadence-starter-templates-1602x1375.png 1602w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/wp-admin-kadence-starter-templates-1074x922.png 1074w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/wp-admin-kadence-starter-templates-512x439.png 512w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/wp-admin-kadence-starter-templates-1611x1383.png 1611w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/wp-admin-kadence-starter-templates-1284x1102.png 1284w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/wp-admin-kadence-starter-templates-618x530.png 618w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/wp-admin-kadence-starter-templates-1926x1653.png 1926w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/wp-admin-kadence-starter-templates-600x515.png 600w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/wp-admin-kadence-starter-templates-500x429.png 500w\" sizes=\"(max-width: 3118px) 100vw, 3118px\" /><figcaption>Kadence&#8217;s pack of starter templates offers several pre-made layouts that make designing a page a cinch.</figcaption></figure>\n\n\n\n<p>After selecting a template, Kadence will import it to the site complete with dummy content and images that you can replace with your own. It even lets you choose a preconfigured color theme that can be applied to either to the page or the entire site.</p>\n\n\n\n<p>We chose the &#8220;SaaS&#8221; template for this example. It has a modern design that looks like it would work well for a venue that hosts live music.</p>\n\n\n\n<figure class=\"wp-block-image size-large\"><img width=\"665\" height=\"459\" src=\"https://s3.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/Screen-Shot-2021-04-13-at-4.55.39-PM-665x459.png\" alt=\"\" class=\"wp-image-2266785\" srcset=\"https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/Screen-Shot-2021-04-13-at-4.55.39-PM-665x459.png 665w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/Screen-Shot-2021-04-13-at-4.55.39-PM-300x207.png 300w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/Screen-Shot-2021-04-13-at-4.55.39-PM-123x85.png 123w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/Screen-Shot-2021-04-13-at-4.55.39-PM-768x530.png 768w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/Screen-Shot-2021-04-13-at-4.55.39-PM-1536x1060.png 1536w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/Screen-Shot-2021-04-13-at-4.55.39-PM-2048x1413.png 2048w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/Screen-Shot-2021-04-13-at-4.55.39-PM-430x297.png 430w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/Screen-Shot-2021-04-13-at-4.55.39-PM-645x445.png 645w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/Screen-Shot-2021-04-13-at-4.55.39-PM-2000x1380.png 2000w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/Screen-Shot-2021-04-13-at-4.55.39-PM-1068x737.png 1068w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/Screen-Shot-2021-04-13-at-4.55.39-PM-460x317.png 460w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/Screen-Shot-2021-04-13-at-4.55.39-PM-1602x1105.png 1602w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/Screen-Shot-2021-04-13-at-4.55.39-PM-1074x741.png 1074w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/Screen-Shot-2021-04-13-at-4.55.39-PM-512x353.png 512w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/Screen-Shot-2021-04-13-at-4.55.39-PM-1611x1111.png 1611w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/Screen-Shot-2021-04-13-at-4.55.39-PM-1597x1102.png 1597w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/Screen-Shot-2021-04-13-at-4.55.39-PM-707x488.png 707w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/Screen-Shot-2021-04-13-at-4.55.39-PM-600x414.png 600w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/Screen-Shot-2021-04-13-at-4.55.39-PM-500x345.png 500w\" sizes=\"(max-width: 665px) 100vw, 665px\" /><figcaption>Here&#8217;s what we&#8217;re working with.</figcaption></figure>\n\n\n\n<p>The trick here is to add <a href=\"https://theeventscalendar.com/products/wordpress-events-calendar/\">Events Calendar Pro</a> to the mix. It allows the full calendar to be <a href=\"https://theeventscalendar.com/knowledgebase/guide/shortcodes/#events-calendar-pro\">embedded on any page with a shortcode</a>. And, because the WordPress block editor has a <a href=\"https://wordpress.org/support/article/shortcode-block/\">block specifically for shortcodes</a>, embedding the calendar on the page is easy. Insert the block, enter <code>[tribe_events]</code> into it, and the full calendar displays on the page.</p>\n\n\n\n<figure class=\"wp-block-image size-full\"><img width=\"2678\" height=\"2220\" src=\"https://s3.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/Screen-Shot-2021-04-13-at-5.09.20-PM.png\" alt=\"\" class=\"wp-image-2266787\" srcset=\"https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/Screen-Shot-2021-04-13-at-5.09.20-PM.png 2678w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/Screen-Shot-2021-04-13-at-5.09.20-PM-300x249.png 300w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/Screen-Shot-2021-04-13-at-5.09.20-PM-665x551.png 665w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/Screen-Shot-2021-04-13-at-5.09.20-PM-103x85.png 103w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/Screen-Shot-2021-04-13-at-5.09.20-PM-768x637.png 768w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/Screen-Shot-2021-04-13-at-5.09.20-PM-1536x1273.png 1536w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/Screen-Shot-2021-04-13-at-5.09.20-PM-2048x1698.png 2048w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/Screen-Shot-2021-04-13-at-5.09.20-PM-430x356.png 430w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/Screen-Shot-2021-04-13-at-5.09.20-PM-645x535.png 645w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/Screen-Shot-2021-04-13-at-5.09.20-PM-2000x1658.png 2000w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/Screen-Shot-2021-04-13-at-5.09.20-PM-1068x885.png 1068w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/Screen-Shot-2021-04-13-at-5.09.20-PM-460x381.png 460w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/Screen-Shot-2021-04-13-at-5.09.20-PM-1602x1328.png 1602w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/Screen-Shot-2021-04-13-at-5.09.20-PM-1074x890.png 1074w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/Screen-Shot-2021-04-13-at-5.09.20-PM-512x424.png 512w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/Screen-Shot-2021-04-13-at-5.09.20-PM-1611x1335.png 1611w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/Screen-Shot-2021-04-13-at-5.09.20-PM-1329x1102.png 1329w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/Screen-Shot-2021-04-13-at-5.09.20-PM-639x530.png 639w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/Screen-Shot-2021-04-13-at-5.09.20-PM-1994x1653.png 1994w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/Screen-Shot-2021-04-13-at-5.09.20-PM-600x497.png 600w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/Screen-Shot-2021-04-13-at-5.09.20-PM-500x414.png 500w\" sizes=\"(max-width: 2678px) 100vw, 2678px\" /><figcaption>The Shortcode Block support the calendar shortcodes offered in Events Calendar Pro.</figcaption></figure>\n\n\n\n<p>With a few tweaks here and there using Kadence&#8217;s wide variety of settings, we can make a slick calendar page.</p>\n\n\n\n<figure class=\"wp-block-image size-full\"><img width=\"2418\" height=\"5132\" src=\"https://s3.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/wp-kadence-tec-calendar.png\" alt=\"\" class=\"wp-image-2266795\" srcset=\"https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/wp-kadence-tec-calendar.png 2418w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/wp-kadence-tec-calendar-141x300.png 141w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/wp-kadence-tec-calendar-482x1024.png 482w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/wp-kadence-tec-calendar-40x85.png 40w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/wp-kadence-tec-calendar-768x1630.png 768w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/wp-kadence-tec-calendar-724x1536.png 724w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/wp-kadence-tec-calendar-965x2048.png 965w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/wp-kadence-tec-calendar-430x913.png 430w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/wp-kadence-tec-calendar-645x1369.png 645w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/wp-kadence-tec-calendar-2000x4245.png 2000w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/wp-kadence-tec-calendar-1068x2267.png 1068w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/wp-kadence-tec-calendar-460x976.png 460w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/wp-kadence-tec-calendar-1602x3400.png 1602w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/wp-kadence-tec-calendar-1074x2279.png 1074w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/wp-kadence-tec-calendar-512x1087.png 512w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/wp-kadence-tec-calendar-1611x3419.png 1611w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/wp-kadence-tec-calendar-519x1102.png 519w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/wp-kadence-tec-calendar-250x530.png 250w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/wp-kadence-tec-calendar-779x1653.png 779w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/wp-kadence-tec-calendar-300x637.png 300w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/wp-kadence-tec-calendar-377x800.png 377w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/wp-kadence-tec-calendar-500x1061.png 500w\" sizes=\"(max-width: 2418px) 100vw, 2418px\" /></figure>\n\n\n\n<h2 id=\"h-creating-event-pages-with-kadence-blocks\">Creating event pages with Kadence Blocks</h2>\n\n\n\n<p>Finally, there&#8217;s blocks. <a href=\"https://wordpress.org/plugins/kadence-blocks/\">Kadence Blocks</a> is a massive (and free!) collection of elements that can be dropped into the block editor and arranged to create layouts. Even better, <a href=\"https://www.kadenceblocks.com/prebuilt-library/\">Kadence Blocks include a bunch of pre-built designs</a> that make creating pages fast and easy. You can think of them as <a href=\"https://theeventscalendar.com/blog/wordpress/how-to-work-with-wordpress-block-patterns/\">block patterns:</a> They&#8217;re reusable groups of blocks that form layout components.</p>\n\n\n\n<figure class=\"wp-block-image size-full\"><img width=\"2226\" height=\"450\" src=\"https://ik.imagekit.io/wddsiy1na/uploads/2021/04/kadence-blocks-patterns-1.png\" alt=\"Three tiles in a row, each with a screenshot of different Kadence block patterns: header (left), three card panel (center), and a two-button call to action (right).\" class=\"wp-image-2267042\" srcset=\"https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/kadence-blocks-patterns-1.png 2226w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/kadence-blocks-patterns-1-300x61.png 300w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/kadence-blocks-patterns-1-665x134.png 665w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/kadence-blocks-patterns-1-140x28.png 140w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/kadence-blocks-patterns-1-768x155.png 768w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/kadence-blocks-patterns-1-1536x311.png 1536w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/kadence-blocks-patterns-1-2048x414.png 2048w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/kadence-blocks-patterns-1-430x87.png 430w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/kadence-blocks-patterns-1-645x130.png 645w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/kadence-blocks-patterns-1-2000x404.png 2000w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/kadence-blocks-patterns-1-1068x216.png 1068w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/kadence-blocks-patterns-1-460x93.png 460w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/kadence-blocks-patterns-1-1602x324.png 1602w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/kadence-blocks-patterns-1-1074x217.png 1074w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/kadence-blocks-patterns-1-512x104.png 512w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/kadence-blocks-patterns-1-1611x326.png 1611w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/kadence-blocks-patterns-1-707x143.png 707w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/kadence-blocks-patterns-1-600x121.png 600w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/kadence-blocks-patterns-1-500x101.png 500w\" sizes=\"(max-width: 2226px) 100vw, 2226px\" /><figcaption>Just a few of the many block patterns included in Kadence Blocks.</figcaption></figure>\n\n\n\n<p>Kadence Blocks are the <em>perfect</em> tool for making beautiful and engaging event pages. They work with events, giving you full control to make the page look however you want!</p>\n\n\n\n<figure class=\"wp-block-image size-full\"><img width=\"2060\" height=\"3478\" src=\"https://ik.imagekit.io/wddsiy1na/uploads/2021/04/kadence-event-layout.png\" alt=\"\" class=\"wp-image-2267066\" srcset=\"https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/kadence-event-layout.png 2060w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/kadence-event-layout-178x300.png 178w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/kadence-event-layout-607x1024.png 607w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/kadence-event-layout-50x85.png 50w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/kadence-event-layout-768x1297.png 768w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/kadence-event-layout-910x1536.png 910w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/kadence-event-layout-1213x2048.png 1213w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/kadence-event-layout-430x726.png 430w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/kadence-event-layout-645x1089.png 645w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/kadence-event-layout-2000x3377.png 2000w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/kadence-event-layout-1068x1803.png 1068w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/kadence-event-layout-460x777.png 460w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/kadence-event-layout-1602x2705.png 1602w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/kadence-event-layout-1074x1813.png 1074w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/kadence-event-layout-512x864.png 512w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/kadence-event-layout-1611x2720.png 1611w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/kadence-event-layout-653x1102.png 653w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/kadence-event-layout-314x530.png 314w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/kadence-event-layout-979x1653.png 979w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/kadence-event-layout-300x507.png 300w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/kadence-event-layout-474x800.png 474w, https://images.theeventscalendar.com/uploads/2021/04/kadence-event-layout-500x844.png 500w\" sizes=\"(max-width: 2060px) 100vw, 2060px\" /></figure>\n\n\n\n<h2 id=\"h-give-kadence-wp-a-try\">Give Kadence WP a try!</h2>\n\n\n\n<p>We&#8217;ve set up a little demo on WP Sandbox where you can test drive everything we covered in this post. Simply click the button below and a fresh site will spin up, including the Kadence Theme, Kadence Blocks, Kadence Starter Templates, and The Events Calendar. 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