Your Guide to Selling Event Tickets on Squarespace
Squarespace has an incredible commerce foundation. Eventually builds the event layer on top of it. These guides come from the Eventually team, with over a decade of event production and Squarespace design behind them, written for people who need a practical answer today. Build your first event and see what changes when the calendar, the checkout, and the confirmation email all sound like you.
How Banyan Dance Festival Runs a Six-Day, Multi-Venue Festival on Squarespace
South Florida's first dance festival runs six days of classes, performances, and socials — free to $65, with waitlists — on one Squarespace calendar with Eventually.
How Jessica Knoll Runs Her Book Tour on Squarespace with Eventually
NYT bestseller Jessica Knoll consolidated her multi-city Helpless book tour, in-person and virtual, into one branded Squarespace calendar with Eventually.
How Groundless Runs Tiered Tickets, Donations & Classes on One Squarespace Calendar
A Santa Barbara community refuge replaced a clunky event workaround with Eventually — native ticketing, one cart, pay-what-you-want tiers, on Squarespace.
How 1909 Runs Members-Only + Public Events on Squarespace
A Palm Beach founders club runs free member events, paid public events, and capacity limits in one branded calendar on Squarespace with Eventually.
How West Bethel Makerspace Runs Class Registration on Squarespace, Without Replatforming
A volunteer-run makerspace in rural Maine grows class registration on Squarespace with Eventually — no replatforming, less admin, one clean calendar.
How Dr. Diana Hill Runs a Hybrid Salon Series on Squarespace
Author and psychologist Dr. Diana Hill sells out an in-person + virtual salon series in Santa Barbara. Here's how she runs Tell the Truth on Squarespace.
How Bon Vivant Cakes Sells Out Cake Decorating Classes on Squarespace
Emily Nejad left Shopify's clunky event workarounds for native Squarespace ticketing. Here's how Bon Vivant runs 7–10 sold-out classes a week.