What is the Evvnt Block?

The Evvnt block lets customers with an active Evvnt account include events — with full details — in their newsletters and templates. For each event it can show the name, date and time, description, venue, price, and a Get ticket button, all sourced directly from the Evvnt platform. You control which of these details appear through the block’s settings.

Connect your Evvnt account

1. In Letterhead, open Settings and go to Integrations.
2. Enter your Evvnt Portal ID in the Evvnt field and click Save. A confirmation appears when it’s saved.

Don’t have an Evvnt account? Sign up through Join Evvnt. Can’t find your Portal ID? In your Evvnt account’s Portal Settings (app.evvnt.events/settings), the URL contains portal_id= — the number after the equals sign is your Portal ID.

Connecting integrations is typically an admin task; if you don’t see Settings, ask your channel admin.

Add the block

In the composer, the Evvnt block lives under the Integrations group of blocks. Drag it into your newsletter or template, and its settings open so you can configure what to show.

Block options

• Same-day events — include or exclude events happening the day your newsletter publishes.
• Days of events — choose how many days of events to display, up to 4 weeks in both newsletters and templates.
• Maximum events per day — up to 3 per day in a newsletter, up to 14 in a template.
• Categories — pick which event categories to pull in. In a newsletter draft, choose categories and then load them to preview the events; in a template, you choose categories without a preview step.
• Layout — one column or two columns.
• Display toggles — show or hide the event image, description, venue, and button.
• Call to action — templates (only) include an editable call-to-action text section.
• Colors — set the button background and button text colors.
• Fonts — adjust the overall size plus date, description, and button font sizes.
• Customize your block — border, color, font, and padding for the block itself.

For everything else you can do in the composer, see Working in Emails.