For organizers · Free

Events widget

Show your classic car events on your club or company website. No cookies, updates itself.

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Preview · how the widget looks on your website

Last step

Paste the code, done

Works with WordPress, Wix, Jimdo and any HTML page.

<iframe src="https://www.oldtimer-map.com/embed/events?event=6ad33d96ff4b6322aa2d48e1&amp;lang=en" width="100%" height="440" style="border:0" loading="lazy" title="Classic car events"></iframe>
<script src="https://www.oldtimer-map.com/embed/resize.js" async></script>
<p><a href="https://www.oldtimer-map.com/en/events">Events via Oldtimer Map</a></p>

How it works

Your events on your website in three steps

  1. Choose

    Pick what to show: your own events, a single event, a country, a category or everything within a radius of your town.

  2. Copy

    Choose list, timeline or cards, the number of events, language and light or dark, then copy the code or the AI prompt.

  3. Paste

    Paste the code into your website, e.g. a WordPress HTML block, a Wix embed or a Jimdo widget. Done: the events update themselves.

Frequently asked questions

Does the events widget cost anything?

No. The widget is free for clubs, organizers, museums, workshops and blogs, with no sign-up needed for country, category or radius widgets.

Do I need a cookie banner for the widget?

No. The widget sets no cookies and loads no tracking or advertising scripts, so it does not need consent under GDPR.

Does it work with WordPress, Wix, Jimdo or Squarespace?

Yes. It is a normal iframe that works on any page that allows HTML. If your site builder removes the small resize script, the widget keeps a fixed height.

Do I need to update the widget when there are new events?

No. New and changed events show up automatically within about 15 minutes. Cancelled events disappear, and past events drop off after their last day.

Can I show only my own events?

Yes. Log in with your organizer account and choose "My events". From any event page you can also embed just that single event.