Everything happening in the community, in one place.
In most towns, what's on is scattered across Facebook groups, posters at the rink, church bulletins, newsletters and a dozen websites. People miss things, newcomers can't find help, and volunteer groups struggle to be seen. This platform gathers it into one trusted, searchable home for each community.
Running now in Yorkton, Kamsack, Churchbridge, Langenburg, Weyburn, Moosomin, Whitewood, Carlyle, Estevan, Preeceville, Lumsden and Fort Qu'Appelle, with 1,426 listings and 168 upcoming events.
The problem
Small communities are full of things to do and people willing to help. The trouble is finding out.
- Scattered
- Events, services and clubs live in Facebook groups, posters at the rink, church bulletins, newsletters and websites that don't talk to each other.
- Missed
- People hear about the fall supper or the fundraiser the day after. Turnout suffers, and so do the volunteers who planned it.
- Hard to find
- Newcomers, seniors and people going through a hard time can't tell who offers food, a ride, counselling or a place to belong.
- Overworked
- Town offices and volunteers answer the same questions again and again, and small groups have no budget for a website.
How it solves it
One home per community
Events, services, organizations, volunteer calls, programs and news in one searchable place.
Calendar and map
Every event dated and pinned. Residents subscribe to the calendar, and plan a route through Saturday's garage sales.
Open to all, checked by locals
Anyone can add an event for free. Local editors check it before it appears, so the information stays trustworthy.
Answers in plain language
A helper answers questions only from checked listings, and puts urgent-help lines first when someone is struggling.
Posters and links that travel
Every listing prints as a notice-board poster and shares as a link. Organizations can have a web address of their own.
Every town, its own edition
Each community has its own edition, so its own events, groups and services come first and regional services appear only where they serve the town. No algorithm deciding what people see, and one local sponsor per community instead of a wall of ads.
Who it helps
Municipalities and regions
One place to point residents, and fewer calls to the office.
Non-profits and community groups
Reach the whole town without a website budget.
Residents and newcomers
Know what's on, and where to turn for help.
Businesses and sponsors
Be seen supporting the community, every week.
Bring it to your community
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