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Your calendar. Your community.
Your organization keeps a calendar on its own website, designed for its audience and as useful as the calendar you have today.
A better calendar for your community.
A bigger audience for your events.
Community organizations need a clear view of what's happening around them and an effective way to get the word out about what they are doing.
Your organization keeps a calendar on its own website, designed for its audience and as useful as the calendar you have today.
Enter and manage an event once. Relevant participating calendars can use that information without everyone maintaining another copy.
People discover more of what matters to them. Organizations reach the right audiences. Every participating calendar becomes more useful.
We are beginning with a focused group of organizations, neighborhoods and event producers whose communities overlap in the real world.
Each participant can serve its own audience while strengthening the information available to everyone.
A more complete, carefully curated view of the events relevant to your community and audience.
One place for your team to maintain event information, with more opportunities for that information to be seen.
Fresh, relevant events integrated directly into existing websites without creating another isolated calendar to maintain.
iLoveSeattle.org has helped people discover what's happening for 26 years. We are continuing that work while changing the structure underneath it.
Events connected to their organizers, places, communities and relationships create information that is more useful on websites today and far more useful as people increasingly ask AI what is happening around them.
The future of local discovery still starts with people who know their communities.
A shared community information network can make our calendars better, help our events travel farther and give Seattle a stronger foundation for the way people will discover local information next.