WKND
Gather Here.
One place to find a plan, show your work, or make room for both.
Choose your path on WKND: eventgoers find what is happening, vendors show where they will be, and organizers bring the right people together.
How WKND works
What WKND is for
Start with the part you need.
Three clear ways into WKND. Choose one, and you will land in the right place.
Make a plan
Start with somewhere to go.
Browse public events on WKND, find your kind of day or night, and see who will be there. Organizer-provided event links stay clearly attached to each listing.
Upcoming on WKND
Make a plan from here.
Published WKND events, with organizer-provided details and links on each listing.
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Meet the vendors
A good find should last beyond one event.
Explore the people behind the table—their work, their story, and where they will be next. For local businesses, one WKND page keeps every appearance connected.
Looking for your next place to show up?
Vendors can explore selected event opportunities from Facebook, Eventbrite, and WKND.
Coverage varies by location. Check each listing for vendor availability.
Explore opportunitiesShow the work
Photos and offerings answer the first questions.
Share the story
Give people a reason to remember who they met.
Point to what’s next
Upcoming appearances turn one find into another plan.
Stay connected
Follow and contact details keep the door open.
Vendor page examples
See the page. Remember the person.
These illustrative WKND profiles show how a business can stay discoverable between appearances.

Daylight Blooms
Flower bars, market bouquets, and installations that pull a crowd in close.
Preview profile
Nori & Roll
Made-to-order temaki and Japanese small plates.
Preview profile
Solstice Ceramics
Handmade mugs and bowls for everyday favorites.
Preview profileFor organizers
Find vendors. Manage participation. Get your event discovered.
Source a lineup from local profiles, then bring applications, confirmations, promotion, and vendor fees into the event workflow.
Vendor fees and confirmations are organizer-to-vendor event participation tools. WKND does not sell guest tickets for your event.
Good to know
Questions, minus the runaround.
Do I need an account to browse?
No. Searching events and browsing vendor pages is free, with no sign-up needed.
Where do ticket purchases happen?
WKND can link out to an event’s ticket source. Ticketing and checkout remain with that external provider.
Is a vendor page only for social content?
No. Social content can be optional input, but a vendor page is a dedicated place for photos, offerings, upcoming appearances, and contact details.