Wondering how to add a calendar to your Squarespace site that actually works? In 4 minutes, I will teach you how to do this on your Squarespace!
How to Add a Calendar to Your Squarespace Site in 4 Minutes (That Actually Works!)
If you’ve been scratching your head wondering how to add a calendar to your Squarespace site, don’t worry—I’ve got you covered. In this post, I’ll walk you through the process in less than 4 minutes. Whether you’re showcasing events, blog posts, or shop items, I’ll make sure your calendar works seamlessly and looks great on your site. Ready? Let’s do this!
Hey there! If we haven’t met yet, I’m Bekah. I help creative entrepreneurs like you build beautiful, functional websites that actually work for your business—whether that means getting clients, boosting your SEO, or both.
Now, let’s talk calendars.
First things first, if you’re using your calendar to feature events, you’ll need to create an Event Page in Squarespace.
Here’s how:
Squarespace also lets you feature blog posts or shop items on a calendar, but events are by far the most popular option!
Once your event page is created, it’s time to add your events:
Quick tip: Images and captions make your events more visually appealing and give visitors all the details they need at a glance.
Now for the fun part—adding your calendar to your site!
Voilà! You’ve got a working calendar ready to go.
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You’ve got this! 💪 Let me know how your calendar turns out or if you run into any hiccups—I’m here to help.
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