Get Your Events Listed
There are several ways to get community events onto Ridge and River Guide — from a single one-time posting to automatic imports that keep your calendar in sync.
Post a single event
FastestNo account needed — submit any event in under two minutes.
Use the Add Event form to submit a one-off event directly. Include a title, date, time, location, and a short description, and it will appear on the calendar immediately after review.
Request ongoing posting access
Best for organizationsApproved posters can add and manage events anytime without review delays.
Churches, arts organizations, civic groups, parks departments, and other regular event hosts can apply for a trusted poster account. Once approved, your events go live without waiting for moderation.
Share a public iCal feed
Best for automatic syncIf your events live in Google Calendar, Eventbrite, or another service, we can import them automatically.
Many event platforms publish a public .ics feed URL. Once you share that link with us, we can add it as a source and your events will be imported automatically whenever you update them.
How to get your public iCal link:
.icsServices that produce importable iCal feeds
Your organization's website
If your site lists events in a structured format, we may be able to add it as a source.
Some websites publish events in formats we can read automatically — RSS feeds, JSON-LD event schemas, or plain structured HTML lists. If your organization runs its own site, reach out and we'll take a look.
Contact us via the Request Access form with your site URL and we'll check compatibility at no cost.
Facebook Events
Facebook shut down its public Events API in 2018, and its pages require a login to view. This means no tool or service can automatically import Facebook events — including this one. The only workaround is to cross-post your events here directly using the Add Event form above.
If your organization relies on Facebook for event announcements, the easiest path is to also post to a public Google Calendar and share that feed with us — you enter it once and both audiences see it.
Embed our calendar on your own site
For partner sitesNewspapers, chambers of commerce, libraries, and tourism pages can drop a filtered calendar onto their own site with a single snippet.
Configure a city, category, view, and theme, then copy a self-contained iframe snippet. The widget auto-resizes to fit your layout, never asks visitors to log in, and updates automatically as new events land on the calendar.
Selling tickets on Eventbrite?
Eventbrite publishes public iCal feeds — your events can sync automatically.
If you use Eventbrite for ticketed events, you already have an importable feed. Find it by going to your Eventbrite organizer page and copying the calendar subscribe link.
.ics URL