06:15PM, Tuesday 07 March 2023
A new interactive events calendar which gives people a chance to promote and find details on live events has launched on the Maidenhead Advertiser website.
The ’Tiser has partnered with ticketing platform Evvnt to set up a one-stop shop for all the live performances taking place in Berkshire and beyond.
Whether it’s music, comedy, theatre or community events, the interactive online calendar provides the opportunity to search for whatever you’re looking for.
Readers can cherry-pick by searching by date, geographical location or event type.
The initiative also provides event organisers the opportunity to promote their own shows, either by a free or premium listing.
The premium service provides a ‘featured event’ option which will see shows appear at the top of the interactive calendar.
It also provides the perk of providing an event description, map of where it is taking place and the functionality to sell tickets.
Listings will also appear across a number of websites signed up to the Evvnt platform, including the Maidenhead Advertiser and our sister paper, the Slough & Windsor Express.
Premium listings are priced from £85 per event or from £149 for a monthly subscription.
Visit maidenhead-advertiser.co.uk/section/3446/events for more details.
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