[Julia Miller]

Well that would fix it since that’s exactly the hack I did in 3.8.

Thanks for the help, you can close this.

[Julia Miller]

I don’t have time to repro this with the base theme and no plugins but I assure you those would not affect this. Looking at the original code you have for loop.php (at least in my version 3.8), it’s obvious what is wrong:

function tribe_get_events_title( $depth = true ) {

		global $wp_query;

		$tribe_ecp = TribeEvents::instance();

		$title = __( 'Upcoming Events', 'tribe-events-calendar' );

		if ( isset( $_REQUEST['tribe-bar-date'] ) && $wp_query->have_posts() ) {

// This is your problem: it displays the *end dates* of the first and last items in the set.  With recurrence
// that's not necessarily want you'd want.  I did the simple fix of using the requested date for the first one, but
// actually the second one should be changed as well to be the latest end date in the result set - unless
// the original query is already sorting by ascending end date (which it might be, I don't recall).

			$first_event_date = tribe_get_end_date( $wp_query->posts[0], false );
			$last_event_date = tribe_get_end_date( $wp_query->posts[count( $wp_query->posts ) - 1], false );

			$title = sprintf( __( 'Events for %1$s - %2$s', 'tribe-events-calendar'), $first_event_date, $last_event_date );
...

I’ll bet that you cannot repro it right now with those dates I gave since the current date is later, so try

Repro:
– delete all pre-existing events
– create a recurring event that starts 12/1/2014 and ends 6/1/2015
– create an event that occurs on 1/15/2015
– search for events on 1/5/2015 (today)

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