Public calendars:
Social sites:
Local papers/websites:
- Metromix.com (must be three weeks in advance)
- Craigslist
- Centerstage Chicago (only music or theatre events)
- Gapersblock
- eventful.com
Eventful.com will also post to the following sites for you:
- Podbop.org
- Google Calendar
- del.icio.us events (this link freezes my browser)
- Pingomatic.com
- Technorati
- Upcoming.org
- zvents.com
Other:
- Your blog
- Email groups
Do you have any more sites where you can submit an event? Please leave a link in the comments. Thanks!
Does July 17 have some sort of significance? Spain ceding Florida to the United States?
I just did a search for the ical icon online, and that’s what I found. Me lazy.
A little misleading and certainly inaccurate eventful and upcoming should listed as a social sites, eventful certainly isn’t a local paper or website (like sfgate.com). Public calendar would be someone like Trumba. You’ve left out Going which is in a few major cities Last I saw eventful doesn’t put you on zvents.com which is where you really want to be to get syndication. zvents runs most of the newspapers so posting there is really your best “local papers” suggestion (gets you in print too). You also have Oodle and Yelp, though they aren’t worth it and they should just partner with someone else. Nice start on a list though! Very helpful
People still use Friendster?
I run a service that posts local events, and on the website there are lists of places to post events for each market we’re in: http://www.fullcalendar.com A couple notes: Trumba provides calendar software/services for sites to host on their own site. Zvents provides event calendar software/services to several newspapers, usually one, maybe two, per city. To draw a crowd, of course the more personal, the better – your own list is best, and posting to places where you have a personal connection is good: lists where you’re a regular contributor, alumni lists, etc. But to reach people who don’t know about you or your organization at all, there are hundreds of places to post events in each major metro. HTH.
For India http://www.click.in/events/viewallevents.html
If you are in Seattle check out SudoPole.com for seattle events. It’s free to post, and allows you to receive daily or weekly emails to stay in the loop. They are fairly new so not a ton of events are posted yet, but I bet there will be soon.
http://www.ThinkScene.com is a new events listing service, completely free to post your events on, and the best part is, your events also will appear on Think’s other websites…
Great now I have zombies spamming my site. This has raised comment spam to a whole new level. +zombie comment spam deleted+ Take THAT you zombie spammer!
You can also post your events at http://www.meetup.com