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What's on in your city

Open your city and see whatโ€™s actually happening this week, and in the weeks after that.

A woman looking at a weekly wall calendar marked with a bachata workshop, salsa social, and zouk festival.

Every night has its own date. A weekly social doesnโ€™t blur into a vague โ€œevery Fridayโ€ โ€” you can see this Friday, next Friday, and the one after that.

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    Pick your city

    Youโ€™ll see the nights people have posted there. You can search for a social, a room, or an artist.

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    Look at the week

    Days with a night are marked. Tap a day to focus on those dates.

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    Open a night

    Youโ€™ll see what kind of night it is, when it is, and whether itโ€™s part of a regular series.

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What about a weekly Friday social?

Each Friday is its own night on the calendar. The card for the 7th is not the same as the card for the 14th, so you can tell which weekend youโ€™re looking at.

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The calendar only shows nights someone has posted. It doesnโ€™t invent a social that nobody published, and it doesnโ€™t pick a โ€œbest nightโ€ for the city.

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Do I need an account just to look around?

No. Anyone can browse the calendar. You only need an account to save nights, follow people, buy tickets, or host.

Can I see nights after this week?

Yes. Upcoming dates stay in the list, with the day and the month on the card, so a night in three weeks is still easy to spot.

Are workshops and festivals in here too?

Yes. Socials, workshops, and festivals share the same calendar. The type is marked on the card.

Open the calendar

Open the calendar

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