Event details
The full landing page for a single event — hero, the key facts, and a way to register.
What it’s for. Showing one event’s page. Everything on it (the banner image, name, date and time, location, game and format, description, prizes) is pulled straight from that event’s metaobject entry. A ticketed event gets a ticket selector with per-tier price and availability and a register button that adds to the cart; an event with no ticket product gets a “Register in store” card instead, which is the normal case for free and pay-at-the-door events.
When to use it. It lives on the Event metaobject template, so every event entry gets this page automatically at /pages/event/{handle}. You won’t add it to a page by hand.
Ways to use it
- Friday Night Magic: date, “In-store,” format “Standard,” a $10 ticket product for registration.
- Free casual league: fill in the details, skip the ticket product, and it tells people to register in store. Add a Sign-up URL to turn that card into a link (a form, a Discord invite).
- Pay at the door: no ticket product, but a price set on the event shows an “Entry fee” line instead of Free.
Tips
- To change the content, edit the event in Sideboard’s Events Calendar — it republishes the entry this page reads. Don’t edit the entry in Shopify by hand; the next sync overwrites it. See the Events guide page for which fields Sideboard writes and which are yours to fill in.
- Registration and “Sold out” both come from the linked ticket product’s inventory; capacity is its stock, summed across every variant.
- A cancelled event keeps its page, with a cancellation banner, and an “Other dates” list cross-links the rest of a recurring series; a normal event flips to a “past” badge automatically once its date passes.
- Empty fields just disappear: no location, no location row. Turn on Fall back to store address if your events are at the shop and you want the address shown instead.
Settings
Registration
| Setting | Type | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| Maximum tickets per order | Slider | The most tickets a customer can buy in a single order |
| Show remaining capacity | On / off | Default: true |
| Sign-up URL | Link | Optional external link used as the primary button when the event has no ticket product |
Display
| Setting | Type | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| Show organizer | On / off | Default: true |
| Fall back to store address | On / off | Show the store’s address as the event location when no location is set on the event |
| Date format | Dropdown | Long (Saturday, January 4, 2026), Short (Jan 4, 2026) |
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