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Thank you for the suggestion. Using UTC time seemed to work when I tested it. I just have to remember to change it when Daylight Savings time comes in November.

I did contact Eventbrite as well since I wasn’t sure if it was the plug-in or their site. When I hear back from them I will pass along what you said so they know that it is an issue.

[grpublib]

I am having the same problem on my site (http://www.grpl.org). I haven’t tried any different themes yet. I am using Delicious Magazine from WooThemes.

[grpublib]

Thanks for responding! I know you have been dealing with plenty of more immediate issues. I understand the wait.

I created a category for events I want to show. Is there any way to hide just that category within the events listings? It’s just for our admin info. I don’t really want the public to see it.

[grpublib]

This is a problem on our site as well. Our page is fully live (http://www.grpl.org/events). I did everything I could think of in the settings, but it didn’t fix the problem in Firefox.

[grpublib]

I just tried it, and the end date is still showing.

-Melissa

[grpublib]

I had a similar issue. After updating, the end date now shows on my widget. I have not customized it. The end date box is not checked in the widget. I tried to check it, save it, and uncheck/save again. Still the same. You can see the widget here: http://www.grpl.org

Mine doesn’t have any other messed up formatting or spacing like Andrea is having, but it clutters up the list to have the end date showing.

-Melissa

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