Lista Recurring Events takes a radically simple approach
Create a single event post and the plugin generates all upcoming occurrences virtually. No cluttered dashboard. No duplicate posts. No maintenance.
Display recurring events beautifully in Bricks Builder or Elementor. No duplicate posts. No complex calendar plugins. Just smart, lightweight recurrence logic that works with your existing setup.
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Create a single event post and the plugin generates all upcoming occurrences virtually. No cluttered dashboard. No duplicate posts. No maintenance.
Set your rule - weekly, monthly, multi-day, custom intervals - and you're done. The plugin calculates every future date automatically with zero database bloat and zero slowdown.
Seamlessly integrate with Bricks Builder and Elementor Pro. Use your existing templates, loops, and styling. Keep your full design control while the plugin handles the scheduling logic behind the scenes.

Whether you use ACF, JetEngine, Meta Box, Pods, or standard WordPress post meta, Lista Recurring Events works with them all. Just tell the plugin which field holds your event date, and it handles the rest - no lock-ins, no required field groups, no complex setup.




🥐 That's about the international price of one moderately overpriced pastry. 🤷♂️
1000 Licence Activations / Lifetime updates / All future features included
Daily, weekly, monthly, yearly – or completely custom dates. Set events to repeat every 2nd Tuesday, the first Monday of each month, or specific dates you choose. The intuitive admin interface makes complex patterns simple.
Daily intervals (every day, every 3 days, etc.)
Weekly on specific days (Mon, Wed, Fri)
Monthly by weekday (2nd Tuesday of each month)
Monthly by date (15th of every month)
Yearly anniversaries
Custom date picker for irregular schedules

Stop fighting your page builder. Lista Recurring Events adds a dedicated “Recurring Events” query type directly into Bricks. Build your event listings exactly how you want – with full access to occurrence-specific data.
Using Elementor Pro? Lista Recurring Events integrates seamlessly with Loop Grid. Configure your query settings in the plugin, set your Query ID, and let the magic happen.
Custom query loop type in Bricks
Dynamic data tags for dates, times, and patterns
Show multiple occurrences per event
Works with any Bricks template
Works with Elementor Pro Loop Grid
Use shortcodes in Elementor Pro loop templates

Lista Recurring Events lets you override any field for specific occurrences – change the instructor for next Tuesday’s class, update the location for a special session, or swap the featured image for a holiday edition.
Set it once, display it everywhere. Override values flow automatically through your templates using dynamic tags in Bricks or shortcodes in Elementor. When visitors click through to an event, the URL carries the occurrence context so single templates show the right details.
Override any ACF, JetEngine, Meta Box, or Pods field
Per-occurrence featured images
Automatic field detection from your post type
Dynamic tags: {lre_field:field_name}
Shortcodes: [lre_field name="field_name"]
Context-aware single event templates

🥐 That's about the international price of one moderately overpriced pastry. 🤷♂️
1000 Licence Activations / Lifetime updates / All future features included
The Bricks integration works with any version of Bricks Builder. For Elementor, you need Elementor Pro for the Loop Grid feature, but shortcodes work with Elementor Free.
Yes! The plugin reads from your existing date fields. Just configure which field to use in settings, and your current events will work immediately.
No. That’s the whole point. One post = one event, no matter how many times it repeats. All occurrences are calculated dynamically.
Absolutely. Configure “Occurrences per event” in your query settings to show the next 2, 3, 5, or however many dates you need.
They’re automatically filtered out by default. You can disable this if needed, but most users want to show only upcoming dates.
You’ll get support for all core features of the plugin. Because this plugin is priced at “premium pastry level,” 🥐 support doesn’t include custom development, integration work or training on how to use the plugin – but I can quote those separately if you ever need them. Support is provided via email only, with responses typically within 24 hours (business days). If troubleshooting requires deeper investigation, you must agree to provide hosting and website login credentials upon request so I can resolve the issue efficiently.