Aventis — Free Conference & Event Framer Template

Running an event without a dedicated website is leaving registrations on the table. Aventis is a free Framer template built from the ground up for conferences, summits, meetups, and virtual events — delivering 10 CMS-powered pages that handle everything from speaker profiles and session schedules to ticket purchasing and calendar integration. With 12,600+ views, it’s one of the most popular event templates on the Framer marketplace.

Who Is Aventis For?

Aventis is designed for event organizers, community builders, and conference teams who need a professional event website without the lead time of a custom build. Whether you’re running a tech conference with 500 attendees, a local design meetup, a corporate summit, or a virtual workshop series, the template’s 10-page structure covers the complete attendee journey from discovery to registration.

It’s a strong fit for developer communities launching their first conference, non-profit organizations hosting fundraising events, and startup teams putting together a product launch event. The CMS-powered schedule and speaker pages mean your team can update the event program in real time as speakers confirm and sessions shift — the most common operational headache for event organizers.

If you’re running a simple one-evening meetup, Aventis may be more than you need. But for any event with multiple sessions, speakers, and a need to sell tickets, the template’s depth pays off immediately.

Design Style

Aventis uses a bold, contemporary aesthetic with built-in dark and light mode support — it automatically adapts to the visitor’s system preference, which is a premium feature rarely seen in free templates. The dark mode variation feels particularly strong: deep backgrounds with vibrant accent colors create the kind of visual energy that gets people excited about attending.

Layout-wise, Aventis employs bento grid sections that highlight key event details — dates, venue, headline speakers — in a visually compelling way that’s more engaging than a standard text-heavy event page. Typography is large and confident, and the overall design mood sits somewhere between a tech conference (think Config or GitHub Universe) and a creative community event. OneFramer has clearly studied how the best event websites work and translated those patterns into Framer.

What’s Included — 10 Pages

• Home — Hero with event date, venue, and CTA; speaker highlights; schedule preview; sponsor section; and ticket purchase block
• Home 2 — Alternative homepage layout for A/B testing or different event branding approaches
• Event Plan (CMS) — Full CMS-powered event schedule with session times, descriptions, and speaker links
• Pricing — Ticket tiers with early bird, standard, and VIP pricing structures
• Testimonials — Past attendee and speaker testimonials for building social proof
• Blog (CMS) — Event news, speaker announcements, and recap articles driven by CMS
• About us — Event mission, organizing team, and past event history
• Organizers (CMS) — CMS-driven organizer and team member profiles
• Speakers (CMS) — Individual speaker profiles with bio, photo, social links, and session details
• 404 — Branded not-found page

The inclusion of two homepage variants is a thoughtful detail — it lets organizers test different messaging approaches or use different layouts for different event editions.

Key Features

CMS-powered schedule. The Event Plan page is driven by Framer CMS, so your team can add, reorder, and update sessions without touching the design. This is essential for events where the program evolves right up until the day.

Speaker and organizer profiles via CMS. Both Speakers and Organizers have their own CMS collections, making it straightforward to manage a growing roster of participants with individual profile pages.

Dark and light mode. Automatic theme adaptation based on visitor preferences — a premium polish detail that elevates the template above most event website solutions.

Ticket pricing page. A dedicated pricing page with tier structure handles the most important conversion action: getting visitors to buy tickets.

Blog for event marketing. CMS-driven blog for pre-event speaker announcements, post-event recaps, and evergreen content that builds audience between events.

Calendar integration. Downloadable .ical files let attendees add sessions to their personal calendar — a small feature with a big impact on attendance rates.

Fully responsive. All 10 pages adapt to mobile, tablet, and desktop — critical when event attendees frequently check schedules and speaker info on their phones.

Why We Recommend It

At 12,600+ views and growing, Aventis has proven itself as one of the go-to event templates on Framer. The combination of 10 pages, four CMS collections (schedule, speakers, organizers, blog), dark/light mode, and a pricing page is genuinely remarkable for a free template — most paid event templates offer less.

OneFramer has built a template that understands the operational realities of event management: schedules change, speakers get added late, and attendees need quick mobile access to session info. The CMS architecture handles all of that gracefully.

If you’re organizing a conference, summit, or community event and want a website that looks like you hired an agency, Aventis is the strongest free option on the Framer marketplace.