To use the Eventbrite feed feature you will need the plugin activated, please ask about having it installed for you.
You will also need an account at the Eventbrite end as you can only feature an event using this tool with a unique id, available only to the account owner.
Once you have the plugin activated navigate to the settings and before you can do anything you will be prompted for the unique id. Once validated you will be able to create a number of feeds e.g. a single event feed or a multi event one. In the free version there are only 2 templates to pick from. To insert into a page, use the block editor.
Before you can embed the feed, first create the feed cin the plugin settings. You should be able to display the feed in a post or a page. On a new line hit the / key and start typing Event:
The feed below, should be live until January 2024 and will show a single event.
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