COMMUNITY
Street parties, working bees and the things a neighbourhood runs itself
Most community events are free, run by volunteers, and counted on a clipboard. They are also the events that keep a suburb together, and they deserve better tooling than they get.
Why Community on EventLinqs
Volunteers, not a box office
The person organising a street party is not a ticketing professional and should not have to become one. A free event takes no fee here and needs no bank details at all, so a residents group can be taking registrations ten minutes after deciding to.
Volunteer shifts, stallholder registrations and a public head count are the three things every community event needs, and they are the same ticket mechanism wearing different words.
The first Community event on EventLinqs could be yours.
Most community events are free, run by volunteers, and counted on a clipboard. They are also the events that keep a suburb together, and they deserve better tooling than they get. Set up in five minutes, take payments, and keep every attendee relationship.
For organisers
Built for the people who run Community events.
One clear fee, payouts you can plan around, and every attendee relationship stays yours. That is the whole pitch for Community organisers.
Built for
- Residents and neighbourhood groups
- Councils and neighbourhood houses
- Market and stallholder coordinators
- Volunteer and landcare organisers