Good evening Aleena and welcome to the Events Calendar forum!
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With that in mind chances are this is set by your theme. Typically this is done via one of the following files:
- archive.php (if it exists)
- index.php
- header.php
- page-title.php
Either way, what is probably going on is that on one of these files, if the theme detects an “archive” page, it will just display “Archive”.
You could add a conditional in there or perhaps replace “Archive” with another word.
You could also play with the Events Template option under Events -> Settings -> Display to see if that helps.
Best regards,
Geoff B.