You've got a free afternoon and you fancy doing something, but you don't know what. Instead of digging through posters and messaging groups, on AgendaLocal it's one click away: the search shows you what's happening near you and lets you narrow it down until you find exactly what you're after.
Three filters that change everything
Go to the search page and you'll see you can combine three very simple filters:
- Category: music, theatre, food, outdoors, kids… Pick the kind of plan you're in the mood for and forget the rest.
- City: focus on your own town or on the village you're heading to this weekend.
- Distance: only what's within walking distance, or up to 30 km? You decide the search radius.
You can use them on their own or combine them. "Concerts within 20 km this weekend" stops being an impossible search and becomes a couple of clicks.
Sorted by what's closest to you
Results are sorted with you in mind: what's nearest and what's coming up first. On top of that, every event shows its full dates, so you can tell at a glance whether it's a one-day thing or still running for several weeks.
See an event with a "past" date? Don't worry: if it shows up it's because it's still on. Events that have already ended disappear from the search automatically so they don't waste your time.
We help place you on the map
To show you distances we need to know where you're searching from. If you search by place, AgendaLocal remembers your home town automatically, so next time we already know what's near you without you having to repeat it. You can also set it yourself in your profile.
Save what interests you
When you find a plan that catches your eye, there's no need to jot it down anywhere: if you have an account, you can save it to your favourites right from the event page and come back to it whenever you like.
Try it now
The best way to get it is to use it. Think of a plan you fancy for this week and search for it:
Open the search and discover what's near you.
In the next article in the series we'll show you a different way to see it all: on the map.
