Frequently Asked Questions

There isn’t a hard and fast rule as to who can use EventFinder but if you follow the following guidelines, you will be on the right tracks.

What we want to see on EventFinder

You are a business or organisation that arranges events or sports classes.

Grey Areas

We want to see local pubs and clubs that have events such as discos, bingo, local bands, a weekly quiz. We don’t want to see adverts for your happy hour.

We want to see local pubs and restaurants that have wine tasting or are holding one-off events such as a charity dinner. We don’t want to see adverts for steak nights.

What we want to avoid

We want to avoid clubs and classes that are academic or education-based such as Maths, English or foreign language classes.

Unsure if you should advertise on EventFinder

If you are unsure whether you should be advertising on EventFinder then drop the team a message here.

Yes, EventFinder is free for both people looking for events and business to advertise their events.

With regards to how we will keep the site running and who pays for all this - EventFinder is an open book and our cards are on the table as our purpose is to create an amazing website for you.

For transparency, in the future we will be looking to offer you an opportunity to pay for additional services such as placement advertising. If you do not require those services, then you will be able to continue using EventFinder to advertise your events for free.

Register in the name of your organisation (or yourself if its your own event), then follow the steps in the My Events page.

No problem. EventFinder is free so add your event to Event Finder as well as any other site that you wish to advertise with.

Just add the link of that ticket website into the event schedule details. Try and make your link take people straight to the ticket page for your own event, rather than the ticket website's homepage.

There's a counter at the bottom of the event page.