Your district, on one calendar
Every event in your district, from your own to the shops’ and venues’, under the BID’s name, with a report for the board.
Sound familiar
What changes
Levy payers ask what they get.
What changesTheir events listed beside yours, and a report of what happened in the district.Our events and the town’s are in different places.
What changesOne calendar for the district, on your own address.We can’t show what events do for the town.
What changesBookings and check-ins by month and kind, grouped. Never a footfall claim.
A year with it
Better before, during and after
From the month before to the morning after: what changes when your events run on your own platform.
What matters most to you
The features you would use first
Your data
What events do for the district
Bookings and check-ins by month, kind and street, grouped and never named.
Running today
Live in Hampshire
hampshire.events runs a county’s events on one calendar today; a district runs the same way, smaller.
- venues listed
- 278
- organisers listing events
- 115
Counted on hampshire.events, 12 November 2026: totals from its public listings, never a name.
Read the case studySee hampshire.events
What it costs
In your proposalPriced per platform, by the size of your district. Your proposal prices each part:
- SetupOne-off
- Running the platformEach month
- Setup help and researchBy the day
- Platform fee on paid ticketsPer ticket, if you take one
How you would start
From a first call to live
- A first callWhat you run and for whom
- Your look and addressSet up with you
- Your first eventsBrought in for you
- Your team invitedEach with a role
- LiveYour platform, your name
What people ask first
In your words, with the honest answer, the gap said where there is one.
A platform can be one town centre.