When the user clicks on an event in the Events listing, the listing has two dates that appear both when displaying the list of all Events and when displaying a specific Event listing.
Because the first date in the recurring series is not identified as what it is, and because it actually appears in a larger title font than the actual date of the event, it is very confusing.
Please see screenshots attached for an example of the Faerie Spoken Word event in the list of all events and an example of the Faerie Spoken Word event itself. This example event was originally created on March 29, 2020, which shows up prominently in the titles. But the date that is more important to viewers of the event is the actual date of the event, which is April 19, 2020.
For someone who is trying to find the first in a series of recurring events, it is helpful to list that date. But it is very confusing for everyone else.
Possible fixes:
1. Remove the first-in-a-series date from both the titles.
2. Keep the first-in-a-series date, but mark it as "series starting" before the first-in-a-series date in both the titles.
Because the first date in the recurring series is not identified as what it is, and because it actually appears in a larger title font than the actual date of the event, it is very confusing.
Please see screenshots attached for an example of the Faerie Spoken Word event in the list of all events and an example of the Faerie Spoken Word event itself. This example event was originally created on March 29, 2020, which shows up prominently in the titles. But the date that is more important to viewers of the event is the actual date of the event, which is April 19, 2020.
For someone who is trying to find the first in a series of recurring events, it is helpful to list that date. But it is very confusing for everyone else.
Possible fixes:
1. Remove the first-in-a-series date from both the titles.
2. Keep the first-in-a-series date, but mark it as "series starting" before the first-in-a-series date in both the titles.