• What are location and community, and how do I change them?

  Location and community are the two settings that shape everything you see on Gaytherings. They sit at the top of the homepage, and every list below them respects both. What each one does Location is where you're looking: a city, or a whole country. Community is the crowd: all LGBTQIA+ events, or something more specific like lesbian, gay, trans and nonbinary, queer+, or mixed crowd. Together they read as one line at the top of the page, something like "All LGBTQIA+ · United States." HFew readers

• How do I find events near me?

  Whether it's something tonight or a plan for next month, finding it on Gaytherings takes a few taps. Set your location and community first Two settings at the top of the homepage shape everything below them: location and community. Every visit starts on "All LGBTQIA+ · United States." Signed in, we remember the last pair you used, so coming back picks up where you left off. Search by keyword, date, or category Set location and community, then apply. Add a keyword, a date or dateFew readers

• How do I contact Gaytherings.com support?

  Email support@gaytherings.com. That's the fastest way to reach a person, whether you're an attendee or an organizer. What to include The more you give us up front, the fewer rounds it takes. For a ticket or order: the event name, and the email address you used at checkout. An order number if you have it. For an event you're organizing: the event name and the email on your organizer account. The other addresses [support@gaytherings.com](mailto:suppoFew readers

• What do the community labels mean?

  Community is one of the two settings at the top of the Gaytherings homepage, alongside location. It filters every list on the page down to events centered on a particular part of the community. These are event groupings, not identities Before the list: these labels describe events, not people. They're not a set of boxes we think anyone should fit into, and they're not a sexuality or gender selector. They're a way of grouping events so a lesbian party and a trans social don't get lost in theFew readers

• Can I move my events to Gaytherings from another platform?

  Yes, and if something is standing in the way, we'd rather hear about it than lose you to it. Email hello@gaytherings.com and our product team will get back to you. If you're locked into a contract Plenty of venues and producers are. Tell us what you're tied to and when it ends, and we'll work out what makes sense: running alongside your current platform, moving one event as a trial, getting everything ready for the day your term is up, or something else entirFew readers

• What is the "Happening now" feature on Gaytherings?

  "Happening now" is the live view: events already underway, or about to start, right around you. What it shows Each event in the list shows how far away it is, so you can see at a glance what's worth the trip. The list updates as events start and end, so what's there is what's actually open. How to open it Tap "Happening now" on the Gaytherings homepage. The list opens on the same location and community you already have set at the top of the page. Filtering the list "Happening now"Few readers