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[posts_table post_type=”tribe_events”]

The Events Calendar plugins store various data about your events. This list view gives you the correct syntax to display the data as columns in your events table.

Event name – title – e.g. [posts_table post_type=”tribe_events” columns=”title”]
Description – content – e.g. [posts_table post_type=”tribe_events” columns=”content”]
Event category – tax:tribe_events_cat – e.g. [posts_table post_type=”tribe_events” columns=”tax:tribe_events_cat”]
Start date – cf:_EventStartDate – e.g. [posts_table post_type=”tribe_events” columns=”cf:_EventStartDate”]
End date – cf:_EventEndDate – e.g. [posts_table post_type=”tribe_events” columns=”cf:_EventEndDate”]
Website – cf:_EventURL – e.g. [posts_table post_type=”tribe_events” columns=”cf:_EventURL”]
Event price – cf:_EventCost – e.g. [posts_table post_type=”tribe_events” columns=”cf:_EventCost”] (note: this is the event cost if you’re not using a ticketing plugin)
The above shortcodes will create a table with just 1 column. Combine them to create an events list with multiple columns.

For example, [posts_table post_type=”tribe_events” columns=”title,content,cf:_EventStartDate,tax:tribe_events_cat”] displays columns for title, content, start date and event category.