Basics - Adding the date and time

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You will need to supply the start date, start time, and end time - as all events start and end. Here is how to do it.

Step one: Select the 'Start Date' for your event, so when your event begins, input the 'Start Time' and 'End Time' for your event. So when the doors open to the Public and the exact time your event will be ending.

 You can use the calendar function to pick the date.

Step two (where applicable): Should your event be running over a number of days, click the 'Multi-day Event' button and it will generate another box titled 'End Date' for you to complete. Please note that a multiday event will appear on the calendar in the "Upcoming Events" list in the days before the start day. After the start day the event will be visible by search until the event is over.

Multi-day events may not be displayed on lists after the start date

Our calendars will only display your event on our calendar lists before the first day of the event, unless it is a premium event. In the case of a premium event, it will still appear in the featured section and in content widgets during the event. Any multi-day event can still be found via searched on our calendars after it has started, but it will not appear in lists or in the featured section of any calendar after the start date has come to pass.

One way to keep your multi-day event listed is to create a one-day event and post additional dates via this process: How do I post a recurring event? Another option is to post the event with the entered start date as the actual end date, and then making a note in the Summary of the actual start date so people will see that it is ongoing until the posted date.

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