It looks like MMHA is built with DotNetNuke for ASP.net, same as their calendar. But you can get nearly the same list-style output with Events Manager or The Events Calendar, both of which are available in the free WordPress plugin directory.
If you’re comfortable with a little HTML and CSS then with a little bit of work the Events Manager’s *insanely* capable token/placeholder system can let you do literally whatever you want.
If you just want something sort of like that, or if you have a builder system that supports The Events Calendar (e.g. pro versions of Beaver Builder, Elementor, *maybe* some Gutenberg block sets), then TEC is probably Good Enough.
It looks like MMHA is built with DotNetNuke for ASP.net, same as their calendar. But you can get nearly the same list-style output with Events Manager or The Events Calendar, both of which are available in the free WordPress plugin directory.
If you’re comfortable with a little HTML and CSS then with a little bit of work the Events Manager’s *insanely* capable token/placeholder system can let you do literally whatever you want.
If you just want something sort of like that, or if you have a builder system that supports The Events Calendar (e.g. pro versions of Beaver Builder, Elementor, *maybe* some Gutenberg block sets), then TEC is probably Good Enough.