Websites for events, festivals and venues
Dates, details, the lineup and how to get in, on a site you can update right up to the day.
What a site for events, festivals and venues could look like
An example built for a made-up business. Yours is built from what you tell us about your own.
What it needs to do
The details people check twice
Date, time, location, parking and a map, right where people look.
Tickets and registrations
Sell them with the shop add-on. We take no cut.
Vendor and volunteer applications
Forms for each, with every entry kept in one place and emailed to whoever handles it.
Updates as plans change
Change a time or a rain date in a sentence, and tell your list with the email add-on.
Ask for it in your own words
No settings to hunt for. Say what you want changed, the way you would say it to a person, and it is done.
- “Add a vendor application form”
- “Add the Saturday lineup”
- “Add a map and parking details”
- “Move the rain date to June 14”
Good to know
Can I sell tickets?
Yes, as products with the shop add-on. For assigned seats or scanning at the door, use a ticketing service and link to it.
Can a venue take event inquiries?
Yes. A form that asks for the date, the guest count and the kind of event.
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