Put your events where people are already looking
Arclight pulls real events across 34 cities into one feed, with an AI planner that only ever suggests events that actually exist. Listing is free, there is no commission, and we never touch your ticketing.
Sync your calendar once
If you already publish a public calendar, give us the iCal (.ics) link and your events flow in automatically — new dates, edits and cancellations included. Nothing to maintain twice.
Open the host dashboard →Put a live events board on your site
Free, self-updating, and no account or API key. Paste either of these into your own page — swap san-francisco for your city.
<a href="https://arclight.events/events/san-francisco">
<img src="https://arclight.events/badge/san-francisco.png" alt="Events in San Francisco" width="340" height="64">
</a><iframe src="https://arclight.events/embed/san-francisco" width="100%" height="320"
frameborder="0" title="Events in San Francisco"></iframe>Every city hub carries its own copy-paste snippets — see San Francisco.
Feeds for your newsletter or Discord
Point any RSS reader, newsletter tool, automation or calendar app at a city and it stays current by itself.
- https://arclight.events/feed/san-francisco — RSS
- https://arclight.events/calendar/san-francisco — subscribable calendar
Common questions
What does it cost to list an event on Arclight?
Nothing. Arclight processes no payments and takes no commission — ticketing stays wherever you already sell. We link out to your listing.
How do I get my events onto Arclight?
If you publish a public calendar, send us its iCal (.ics) URL and your events sync automatically, including updates and cancellations. You can also add events by hand from the host dashboard.
Can I show Arclight events on my own website?
Yes. Every city has a live badge image and an embeddable widget you can paste into any page — they update themselves as your city's listings change, and neither needs an account or an API key.
Is there a feed I can plug into my newsletter or Discord?
Every city and topic has an RSS feed and a subscribable iCal calendar. Point any newsletter tool, RSS bot or calendar app at it and it stays current on its own.
Will my event page rank in search?
Each event gets its own permanent page with structured data, and it stays online after the event has passed rather than 404ing — so links you share keep working, and the page then points people to what you have coming up next.