We have a lot of events that don’t have a proper address, and I’d like to offer them the option to enter those in if they know them. Even better to offer a link to a tool to find them out. These fields are available in the backend for events, so I don’t know why it shouldn’t be for the front end. I feel like there should just an option to click on from the settings, rather than having to create a customized version of the front end template.

Add support for Name Your Price in Event Tickets Plus for charity events (requires woo commerce name your price)
This allows you to create an event with a ticket. The ticket has a suggested price, but allows the buyer to buy it for whatever price they want. In essence it is a donation for an event

When selecting a State it would be nice to have the cities filter to auto-populate based on the State selection

Right now, The Events Calendar keyword search searches the Title, Post Body, and Post Excerpt.
I suggest that you add the option to include selected WP post-meta fields (custom fields) to the keyword search.

This would be extremely helpful, as a number of sites include various page information in custom postmeta fields. I would suggest it not search postmeta by default, but include the option to select which post_meta fields are included in the keyword search.

Just like using the "infinite Scroll" in Jetpack for blog posts on archive pages. Simply set the number of events in list view you want to have preloaded, and when you reach the end of that list then autoload the next batch...

This would add the ability to show events only within certain dates using our two primary widgets/shortcodes: List & Mini Calendar. You would able to specify a start date, end date, or both.

I Would love to have the possibility that as soon as an event is created an email is send to the organizer.

Or the possibility to add instructors to an event who are notified that an event is created

Make Sticky Work in List view to give the ability to feature an event.

If a filter option does not have a corresponding upcoming event, hide it from the filter itself.

For example, if I have created a venue called "Alozaina" and there are no upcoming events using that venue, do not show that as an option in the Venues filter.

This would be for Community + Pro. As admin I'd naturally use the uppermost limit for neverending events, but for community contributors, a smaller max time period and/or total number of events would be great. Really, just having a max number of total events allowed.

Have a toggle so that you can remove the /community in the url so that all events have the same url base:

/event/%eventslug%/

Can you separate Event tags from Post tags. It will be much better if when I click on Event tag-slug to go to page mysite.com/events/tag/tag-slug/, not to mysite.com/tag/tag-slug/

Can we have a Zapier integration that can zap a ticket registration through to Goto webinar once someone has registered for the webinar on the events calendar that are also registered on the goto webinar site.

I'd like TEC and Google Calendar to be 1 and the same, only that TEC is responsive on our site. The administration is already used to updating google calendar. TEC would be perfect if it had this. I've found a plugin that does what I'm talking about https://wordpress.org/plugins/google-calendar-events/ but it's honestly not as flushed out as TEC(especially in terms of responsiveness). It uses the calendar ID and calendar api key. I think you guys could do what they've done better. It would be awesome if this came out as a feature. Thanks!

I'd love to see it in the frontend submission of Community Events.

When a user submits an event to the Community Events form, the event goes into Pending/Draft as I have set in the admin panel. However, if a user goes back to edit an Approved/Published event, it should also automatically get withdrawn from the site and submitted for approval.