Building an Interactive Event Calendar in Drupal 10 with the FullCalendar View Module

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Managing events on a Drupal site can quickly outgrow basic lists. In his Specbee blog, Ranjith Kumar explains how the FullCalendar View module brings interactivity and visual appeal to Drupal 10 by integrating the FullCalendar JavaScript library directly with Views—making it simple to display events, bookings, or schedules in a responsive, clickable calendar format.

The process begins by creating an “Event” content type with a Date & Time field to store key event data. Once the FullCalendar View module is installed via Composer and enabled, users can build a View that displays event content in calendar format. Each event’s title, start, and end times can be mapped easily, while customizable options like view modes, colors, headers, and time ranges tailor the display to fit specific site needs.

Ranjith also outlines common troubleshooting steps—like fixing missing events or JavaScript conflicts—and explains how front-end customisation can enhance user experience. By adjusting themes, templates, and scripts, site builders can align the calendar with their branding and functionality goals. The result is a clean, interactive event interface that works seamlessly within Drupal 10, providing an engaging and practical solution for any organisation managing schedules online.

Reference: Building an interactive event calendar in Drupal 10 using the FullCalendar View module by Ranjith Kumar M, Specbee (11 November 2025)

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