The calendar belongs to the restaurant
The people who know the lineup can update its source directly. The website supplies the presentation and parsing around that familiar workflow.
Evangeline Café’s website brings the food, music, and character of a South Austin restaurant online. The key workflow is intentionally familiar: staff maintain the music lineup in a Google Sheet, and the site turns that data into a browsable event calendar. Menus, venue information, and contact details complete an experience built for a visitor making plans.
A restaurant’s event schedule changes more often than its website. Staff need to update the lineup using a tool they can manage during a busy working day.
Visitors need upcoming events and clear venue information. Old or invented fallback shows would make the calendar less useful, even if they made it look fuller.