| After two
years of trying, we now understand why there are thousands of unused
calendars on web sites. The time it takes to locate, edit, post, and
remove old events is simply prohibitive. So, we've added one of the
best on-line calendar services, and invite you to have at it.
Post-it-yourself. Please see below for
The Rules. We have two other resources
for you. Our
County Fair
finder lists over 2200 state and county fairs. And our
Festival guide features over 800
annual events, and is growing daily. We list the name, location, type
of festival, month when the event is usually held, and local
contact information so you can get the specifics. This way, we can
focus on finding and posting events, not on maintaining an ever-changing
list. |
The Rules
1. Anyone can post an event
2. Once you create an event, we'll get an e-mail from the calendar
hosting company, review your post, and make it available to the public. This
is not an instant process, and may indeed take 24 hours or more.
3. EVEN THOUGH THE ADD EVENT FORM DOES NOT STATE IT, CONTACT INFORMATION
IN THE FORM OF A PHONE NUMBER, e-MAIL, OR WEB ADDRESS IS REQUIRED IN THE
"DESCRIPTION" BOX BEFORE WE
WILL POST AN EVENT PUBLICLY. We just don't have the resources to track
this stuff down or respond to public inquiries. You do want people to
be able to track down your event so they'll be more likely to attend, right?
4. The reason we do this is because we reserve the right to reject
unsuitable or inappropriate postings, at our sole discretion. We are a
family oriented site, so events focused on drinking alcohol or bar-type
activities (yes, someone once tried to get us to post
a dwarf-tossing event) , will not be accepted, nor
will business or self-help events. Adult oriented events such as
gallery, museum, theatre or even community events are fine.
5. We reserve the right to edit content (usually just for
clarity), but we cannot edit you material prior to posting. (In other
words, we won't rewrite your press releases to our format)
6. We offer a discussion board for your use. Our host,
localendar.com requires anyone wishing to post to the discussion board to
register as a member. The same suitability rules apply |
| We believe this can be an extremely
important resource for individuals to locate events and for institutions
and community groups to publicize them, but we can't do it without your
help. |
Bob Riley
tellus@stepintoplaces.com
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