I don&#x27;t understand why you&#x27;re so down on yourself in the title? Yet another? What other ones are there? It&#x27;s not like it&#x27;s a saturated market. Like the options in my city (Nottingham) is pretty sparse. Leftlion event listings (poorly curated, filled with boring &#x27;club&#x27; events and gallery shows that are listed every single day because they last months), experience nottinghamshire (seems broken) and skiddle (crap).<p>Be proud to get something done and out there! And finished!<p>I&#x27;ve always thought the big problem in these things is curation, like for me I&#x27;m just getting a random dump of stuff near by. Are you scraping this from facebook or something as the events seem ok, but I could see you getting overwhelmed by crap.<p>I think it needs a lot of love UX wise, look at this event for example:<p><a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;etrigg.com&#x2F;event&#x2F;an-invitation-to-discuss-travels-trails-of-the-world&#x2F;5273331&#x2F;" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;etrigg.com&#x2F;event&#x2F;an-invitation-to-discuss-travels-tr...</a><p>At a glance, where the hell is it being hosted? Why did you put that at the <i>bottom</i> not the top? Why put a start and end time with dates? Why is there a category called &#x27;Universal&#x27; in the page, if it&#x27;s a catch all, don&#x27;t display it.<p>The site is also almost entirely devoid of colour, it looks like a github page or something, not something fun to do with fun events.<p>Technically it seems good, but I think you need a lot more thought and prettying in the UX.