How do I report an event or an organizer?

Every event page and every organizer profile has a report link at the bottom. Tap it, tell us what's wrong, and it comes to our team.

What to report

Anything that doesn't belong: a listing that's misleading about what the event actually is, content that breaks our event guidelines, an event that looks like a scam, an organizer impersonating someone, or hate and harassment aimed at any part of our community.

If you're not sure whether something crosses a line, report it anyway. Sorting that out is our job, not yours.

What happens next

A real person reviews it. Depending on what we find, an event can be edited, hidden, or removed, and an organizer can lose access to the platform.

Reports go to our trust and safety team, not to the organizer. They don't see who reported them.

We won't always be able to tell you the outcome, since what happens to someone else's account isn't ours to share. That doesn't mean nothing happened.

Something that happened at an event

Behavior at an event is first a matter for the organizer and the venue, who are there and can act on it. Report it to us as well if it involves the organizer, or if you think other people are at risk.

If someone is in danger

Call your local emergency services. We're a ticketing platform, we can't respond in real time, and an urgent situation needs someone who can get there.

Reporting something private

Email support@gaytherings.com if it doesn't fit in a report form, involves your own safety, or you'd rather write it out properly. Include the event name or a link and as much detail as you can.

Updated on: 21/08/2026