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For clubs, markets and community events

Get people to show up, and come back.

A club or a fair lives on one question: when and where? We put the next date, the sign-up and the map on the front page, and keep the calendar current for you.

See the looks

Open one. They are all live.

  1. Home page of Lantern Row Street Fair, a fictional example siteExample site · Fairs and markets

    Loud, bright and proudly local, with a floor map that doubles as a directory. Suits markets, fairs and block parties.

  2. Home page of Night Riders, a fictional example siteExample site · Bold & After Dark

    Neon pink on midnight navy, huge condensed type and a lineup that reads like a gig poster. Suits clubs, rides and night events.

  3. Home page of Spring Hill Garden Club, a fictional example siteExample site · Fresh & Friendly

    Garden green with sticky-note touches, the season's notes and a plot waitlist. Suits gardens and neighborhood groups.

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Who it is for

  • Running and cycling clubs
  • Book and game clubs
  • Markets and fairs
  • Block parties
  • Volunteer groups
  • Community events

What we set up for you

Everything below comes with your site.

  1. A calendar people can subscribe to

    The next rides, meetings or market days, on every phone.

  2. Sign-ups and RSVPs

    A head count that closes itself when you reach your limit.

  3. A booth map and directory

    Who is where, with a list and search. Good for fairs and markets.

  4. Photo albums

    Pictures from the last ride or the last market.

  5. A mailing list

    News and reminders. Club sites include it; on a paid website it is $49 a month.

  6. Changes by email

    A new date or a rainout notice is up within a day.

Plainly

Three honest things.

  1. They are examples

    Lantern Row Fair and Night Riders are made up. Nobody is really meeting on Tuesdays.

  2. Free club sites have limits

    They are for clubs in Somerville and Cambridge, with up to 500 members and four newsletters a month. Anywhere else, or for a fair with a booth map, the $99 website is the fit.

  3. We build it, you run the day

    We set up the map, the sign-ups and the calendar. Running the ride or the fair is still yours.

Questions

What owners ask first.

Is a club site really free?

Yes, for clubs in Somerville and Cambridge: up to 500 members and four newsletters a month. See somerville.club.

Can a fair take booth applications?

Yes. A form collects each application and sends it to your email, and the map shows the booths.

Can people RSVP?

Yes, with a head count. The sign-up closes itself at your limit.

What does a paid website cost?

$99 a month, month to month, no design or setup fee. See pricing.

See your club's or fair's site first.

Tell us what you run and when. For a fair or any club outside Somerville and Cambridge we build a real site and email you the link.

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