Show your upcoming events on your own site.

The Upcoming on Trick Dash widget lists your next events on your website and keeps itself current. It is free, it needs no account, it sets no cookies and it loads nothing from anyone but Trick Dash. Pick what to show, then copy one line.

Build your widget

Type the city as it appears in its Trick Dash address, for example toronto or san francisco.

Preview

Copy this into your page

<script async src="https://trickdash.com/events/embed.js" data-city="new-york" data-limit="5" data-theme="light"></script>

Paste it where the list should appear. It grows to fit its events. Prefer a plain frame? Use this instead:

<iframe src="https://trickdash.com/events/embed/?city=new-york&amp;limit=5&amp;theme=light" title="Upcoming on Trick Dash" loading="lazy" style="width:100%;border:0;height:360px"></iframe>

What you get

  1. Your next events, always current. The list reads the same public directory your event pages live in, so a new listing shows up on your site the moment it is public.
  2. Every item links to its event page. Visitors land on the Trick Dash page for that night, with the date, the venue and the ticket link. The credit line links back to your city or venue page.
  3. Light and private. No cookies, no tracking pixels, no fonts or images fetched from elsewhere. One small frame, sized to its content, readable with a keyboard and a screen reader.
  4. Nothing to maintain. If a night has nothing listed, the widget says so and points to the directory. It never shows a blank box.

Finding your venue or organizer

A venue

Open your venue page on Trick Dash. Its address ends in a short code, such as the black eagle followed by eight letters and numbers. Paste that code as the venue.

An organizer

Use the name exactly as it appears in the Who row on your event pages. If you have claimed a listing in the business portal, the portal links you here with your organizer already filled in.

Not listed yet?

Every listing is free. Submit your event or claim one that is already here, and it joins your widget as soon as it is public.