How to list your event for free and reach your whole city
Listing a concert, a fair or a play on ¿Y Qué Plan Hoy? takes a couple of minutes and costs nothing. Here is what to prepare and where your event shows up.
If you organize something —a gig at a bar, a makers' fair, a play, a race or a salsa night— people need to find it on the day they decide what to do. That is what the organizers' page is for: listing is free and you do not need an account to start.
What to have at hand
- The name of the event, the way you would say it out loud.
- The city, the venue and an address or landmark to get there.
- The start date and time. If it runs for several days, when it ends.
- Whether entry is free or paid.
- A short description: what happens, who it is for and what to bring.
- A poster or a photo. Landscape works best.
How it is published
Fill in the form with those details. At the end you sign in with your Google account, so the event is yours and you can edit or archive it later from "My events". It goes live at that moment.
Where it shows up
Your event appears in the day's agenda on the home page, on your city's page, on its category page (concerts or fairs, for example) and on the today, tomorrow and weekend pages when it applies. It gets its own page with a map, directions, an add-to-calendar button and WhatsApp sharing.
That page carries the details search engines read to show events: date, venue, entry and organizer. And visitors on the English site see it translated.
Tips so more people pick it
- Give the exact time. Plans with a time get chosen more than "to be confirmed".
- Use a clear title: "Live bolero night" says more than "Special event".
- If it is free, say so. It is one of the filters people use most.
- If something changes, edit it. An up-to-date page builds trust.