Find it, book it, save it, share it, or host the next one.
Public events, meetings, concerts, support groups, fairs, classes, volunteer days and community activities all come from the same calendar.
Find something to do without digging through ten websites.
Browse by place, purpose, date, cost, sensory conditions, social energy and accessibility.
Put an event on the same calendar people are already browsing.
Create a one-time or repeating event, describe access and sensory conditions, connect a group, preview it on the calendar, then send it for review and publication.
Plan the whole event in one place.
Move work from idea to event day while the date, venue, access needs, people, budget, invitations, run-of-show and follow-up stay attached to the same plan.
Community Event Plan
Choose a board to see its linked event, date, venue and readiness.
Add a useful planning set.
What happens, in order?
Hosts, volunteers, vendors and support.
Money, supplies and commitments.
Venue, access, safety and communication.
Find people by place, purpose or shared activity.
Start or join city, county, regional, statewide and online groups. Groups can host events on this same calendar while each person keeps their own relationship role and privacy choices.
What groups are doing.
Connection without forced access.
1 · Join as yourself. Friend, caregiver, self-advocate, volunteer and other relationship roles stay separate.
2 · Choose what is shared. Attendance does not automatically share private contact information.
3 · Host together. A group can connect its events to the statewide calendar.
4 · Keep boundaries. Connection requests, blocking and safety tools remain available.
Find work, offer help, ask for help, trade resources or organize around a need.
This board sits beside the event calendar so a job fair, volunteer day, ride request, mutual-help post or community resource can connect to the same places and dates people already use.
Participation without forced contact or public location exposure.
Safety planning, buddy references, blocking and reporting are independent from popularity, RSVP counts or social reputation.
Private meetup plan
Save arrival, exit, transport, check-in and trusted-contact notes for yourself.
Buddy reference
A reference only confirms that another adult knows you. It is not a background check.
Block + report
Blocking suppresses private contact access. Reports go privately to the ANCHOR review team without starting a public confrontation.
Location controls
Near-me search can use your location temporarily. The public event page never publishes your live location.
Meet in a way that gives you choices.
- Use a public or familiar venue when meeting someone new.
- Keep your own transport or exit plan when possible.
- Tell a trusted person where you plan to be and when you expect to leave.
- Use the event's Know Before You Go information to plan crowd, sound and communication needs.
You do not owe anyone private contact information.
Event attendance does not automatically make people friends or contacts. Private contact requests require acceptance. Blocking removes future private contact access.
Hosts can set clear participation rules.
Use capacity, approval, waitlists, check-in, access notes and community expectations before the event. Report serious concerns to ANCHOR staff through the private safety report form.
Your saved events, RSVPs, hosting, contacts and security.
This is the personal layer of the statewide calendar. Dayboard remains the separate daily planner.
Account
Browse without an account. Sign in to keep RSVPs, events you host, private contacts and event plans together across devices.
Saved + attending
Events I host
Open an event to see its attendee roster, waitlist, cancellations, check-ins, invitations and announcements.
Choose one of your events to manage attendance and invitations.
Calendar + contact tools
Bring your own calendar or contacts into your private planning space. Imported contacts are never published.
Buddy references
Add a trusted adult reference for private event-safety planning. A reference is not a background check or endorsement.
Private contacts
Contact details are exchanged only after both people accept the connection.
Invitations + connections
Private invitations open the same event in this calendar. Event attendance never automatically exposes your email or turns another attendee into a contact.
Two-step security
Use an authenticator app and keep one-time recovery codes somewhere safe.
New, changed, canceled and source-checked records.
See what changed and when each public source was last checked.
