Venue and performer pages

A venue page

When a venue sits inside a bigger place, a line under its name says so. A bar inside a hotel reads At and the hotel's name, and the main place lists the others under Also here. Searching the building's name finds every place in it.

A venue without a photo of its own wears a Joinue cover in its category's colors rather than a stretched logo. Regulars borrow their venue's picture the same way when they don't have art of their own.

The essentials sit up top on every tab: where it is, whether it's open right now, the phone number, the website, and buttons to reserve or see the menu. Below that the page reads in three parts.

• Upcoming: what the venue itself has on, its regulars and one-off events, soonest first. Plans people made there sit under their own heading, Plans here, so a night somebody organized never reads as the venue's own listing. A run of shows reads as one row with its count and span, like 5 sessions · Nov 13–15. An outdoors spot carries its trails here too.
• Feed: the page's own posts, which you can react to and reply to.
• About: what you'll find there (pool, darts, trivia, and the like) and the good-to-know touches, like a patio or dog friendly.

From a venue page you can Favorite it (a public heart), Save it to your private watchlist, Message it (on claimed venues), or Create an event there with the location filled in. Each regular in the list also has Bring people, which starts an event for that night with the details filled in and keeps it linked to the regular. See Save, favorite, and follow.

Some venues also carry a short Joinue Log read: what the room is actually like, written by us rather than by the venue. It's a description, not a score, and there's no rating to game.

The top bar holds three controls at most, so Share leads and the rest fold into the ⋯ menu. If you run the page, that menu is also where Manage this venue lives, whether you own it or co-manage it.

A performer page

A performer page leads with their next show, then their full run of upcoming appearances and weekly nights. The About tab holds their bio, where to listen (streaming links), and booking details when they're taking inquiries.

The page takes its shape from the kind of act. A band gets genres and streaming links up top. A trivia host or a DJ with a standing night is schedule-led instead, because their nights are the point and there's nothing to stream.

Follow a performer and their next thing feeds Scene. You can also Message them, or Request booking to pitch a date. See Message or book a venue or performer.

The page's wall

A claimed page posts to its own Feed, and anyone who can see the page can react or reply in the thread. A page is public by nature, so the box says so before you write. See Comments and reactions.