How hampshire.events runs
Business events across Hampshire in one place, under its own name and look, on Business Event Stack.
Live since September 2026.
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The brief
One place for a county
One place where everyone in the county can see what is on, and the people running events and venues can reach them.
- Social media groups
- Mailing lists
- Ticketing sites
- Word of mouth
- Venue noticeboards
- Every event, one calendar
- Venues with arrival guides
- Listed once, shown everywhere
What they set up
Their name, on the system
- Its own name, look and address
hampshire.events, in its own colours and type since its new brand on 4 November 2026.
- Venues with arrival guides
Parking, stations and which door, for every venue that hosts events.
- Bookings and check-in
Organisers take bookings on the platform and check people in on a phone.
- Its own website
Its marketing site shows the platform’s events, listed once in Studio and kept up to date.
How its site gets its events
Listed once, shown everywhere
Organisers list an event once in Studio. It shows on hampshire.events, on its own marketing site and on partners’ sites, and stays up to date in every place.
What changed
What anyone can see
What anyone can see today: the county’s business events in one calendar, each with its venue’s arrival guide, and organisers listing once for every place the platform shows.
- venues listed
- 278
- organisers listing events
- 115
Counted on hampshire.events, 12 November 2026: totals from its public listings, never a name.