Getting started

Find something happening

Start across a region, narrow to a town or an interest, and check an event before you go.

Find something happening

Video coming soon. See how to browse a region, narrow to a town or interest, and open an event.

Start here

Start wide: what is on across a region

Not sure where to go yet? Open a region from Discover and look for What’s on. It brings upcoming happenings from its towns together in one place, so you can spot a class in one town, a market in another or live music nearby. Choose See all to browse the full regional events list, or use Find events by type to start with what interests you. You can explore without signing in.

The region view is a starting point: select a town or an event whenever something catches your eye.

01 · In a town

Narrow it to one town

Know where you want to be? Open that town’s Events tab. The Milwaukee example shows events grouped by day, with the time, type, title and venue on each card. Switch between By time and By type, open Filters to narrow the list, or tap a date on the calendar to plan a particular day. On a phone, Events is in the bottom navigation.

  1. 1By timeSee what is coming up soonest, grouped by day.
  2. 2By typeFocus on the kinds of events you want to attend.
  3. 3Filters and calendarRefine the results or jump to a date that works for you.

02 · Find your thing

Follow an interest across towns

You do not have to pick just one town. Explore interests such as Soundcheck for live music, Sanctuary for faith and worship, Movement for fitness, Chef’s Table for fine dining, or Market Day for farmers markets. Each interest brings its places and relevant upcoming events together across a region. Open an interest that catches your eye, then use its Events view to see what is happening for that theme. Event counts on the interest cards give you a sense of what is coming up.

03 · Before you go

Open an event for the details

Select an event card to check the date and time, the organizer or venue, the full description and the address. The example shows a wine dinner at Lupi & Iris in Milwaukee, with a map, directions, a share option and a Tickets & details button. Read the description and follow the event’s booking link when one is available; check the venue before setting out.

04 · Stay in the loop

Get next week’s events by email

Follow a town to get its upcoming happenings in your weekly email. You can follow more than one town and see those towns together in My Local Eyes. Open the Knowledge Center guide “Follow a town and save favorites” for the steps on desktop or phone.

  1. 1Follow a townUse Follow on the town page to add it to My towns.
  2. 2Watch your inboxThe weekly email brings you events from the towns you follow.
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