Finding events

Events are listed in the order they happen, not in the order an algorithm prefers. The filter bar above the list is how you narrow that down to the ones you care about.

The events page

Events in the top bar opens the list, and no account is needed to read it - a visitor sees the same events. Each entry carries the date, the title, where it is and who is coming. The filter bar sits above the list on desktop; on a phone the list is shown without it.

The events page with the filter bar above the list: five dropdowns and a Filter button, with the event entries below.
The events list and its filter bar. Nothing changes until you press Filter.

The filters

All events / Just old / Just upcoming
Which side of today to show. The default is everything.
Old first / New first
The direction the list is sorted in.
All types / Just regular / Just outdoor / Just dinner
The kind of event. The organizer picks the type when creating it.
All events / My Events / My Friends
Whose events to show: everything, the ones you have said you are attending, or the ones the people you follow are going to.
All groups
Only present when events from more than one group can appear in the list. It narrows the list to a single group.

Finding an event to go to

  1. 1

    Narrow the list

    Set Just upcoming and press Filter. The past drops away and what is left is what you can still attend.

  2. 2

    Open the event

    The detail page has the full description, the location with its map, the people already coming, and the comments under it.

  3. 3

    Say that you are coming

    Add me puts you on the list. RSVP and your calendar covers the rest, including guests and the calendar file.

Two shortcuts worth knowing

Subscribe at the bottom of the events page hands your calendar app a live feed, so new events turn up there without you checking the site. A Featured button appears next to the filter bar as well, but only when the organizers have marked some past events as memorable; with none marked, the button is not there.