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Submit your NYC event, free

List it on Stumblday’s New York City events calendar. No account needed · every listing is checked before it goes live

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Event essentials

Paste your event link to fill these in, or type them yourself.

Use the public page for this event; we check the details against it. No event page? Leave this empty and fill in the details below.

Required only when you leave the link empty. Then also choose the admission below.

Include the year, start time (and end time if you know it), timezone, and every date or recurring pattern.

Include the venue name, street address and neighborhood, or a clear meeting point.

Give guests the full picture.
Share the experience, the agenda, who it’s for, and the details that make your event distinctive.

Aim for 300–500 words. Include as much useful detail as you can, up to 10,000 characters. There is no minimum length.

Prompts and an example

Build your description around:
The experience and atmosphere; the agenda; what’s included; who will enjoy it; what makes this date special; and useful tips for attending.

Take a quiet morning out of your week with a guided meditation and sound session in the park. We’ll gather under the trees, settle onto our mats, and ease into a few gentle breathing exercises before beginning the meditation. You’re welcome whether this is your first session or part of an existing practice.

The first fifteen minutes are for arriving, finding a comfortable place, and meeting the facilitator. A forty-minute guided practice follows, with a mix of seated breathing, a slow awareness exercise, and time to listen to the surrounding sounds. We’ll finish with an optional conversation about simple ways to bring the practice into everyday life. You can participate in the conversation or leave quietly when the session ends.

This is a small, relaxed group. There is no expectation to speak, hold a particular posture, or have any previous experience. Our facilitator will offer seated and lying-down options throughout, and you can take a break whenever you need one. The instructions are spoken clearly, without music playing over them, so it’s easy to follow along.

Bring a mat or blanket, drinking water, and an extra layer for sitting still outdoors. A limited number of spare mats will be available, but bringing your own is the best way to be comfortable. Wear whatever you can move and sit in easily; specialist clothing or equipment is unnecessary.

We’ll send registered guests the exact meeting point and arrival instructions before the event. The nearest entrance has a paved route to the gathering area, and seating can be arranged if you contact us in advance. If the weather changes, check the official event page for the latest location update before setting out. Come a little early if you’d like help getting settled or have a question for the facilitator.

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Kept private. We’ll send submission updates here. Use the same email to manage your events; we won’t subscribe you to marketing.

Admission and pricing Optional

Help guests know the cost before they make a plan.

Include mandatory fees, what’s included, or whether a free RSVP is needed.

More details for your guests Optional · Organizer, accessibility, age limits and what to bring

Share what you know about entry, seating, restrooms or other accommodations.

The six essentials are enough to submit. Photos and extra details are optional.
Submissions are checked before publication. Already submitted? Manage your events.

List every event, once

Do you post events on a calendar?

Run something every week? Skip this form: paste your calendar’s link once and we’ll keep your future events listed automatically.

An iCal / ICS link from your own site or booking system, or your website’s events page. Ticketing and RSVP platforms (Eventbrite, Partiful, DICE and similar) and Google Calendar links can’t be read.

Next you sign in (no password), so you can see and change what we list. Every event is checked before it goes live, and you can pause or disconnect anytime. We read your calendar at most every 6 hours and respect robots.txt.

How listing your NYC event works

  1. Send it in. Paste your event page and we fill in the details, or type them yourself. It’s free and needs no account.
  2. We check it. Automatic checks confirm the date, the place and that it isn’t already listed. If something is missing, we email you.
  3. It goes live. Your event gets its own page on Stumblday, with your link and an add-to-calendar button, and we email you when it’s live. Editors pick the NYC weekend board separately, so a listing doesn’t mean a place on it.
✎ Feedback or a problem? Tell us

Need to send a correction or ask about your submission? bryan@stumblday.com
About Stumblday’s public event data

Explore 122 picks on the current NYC board (Oct 23–25, 2026).

FAQ

How do I add my event to a New York City events calendar for free?

Paste your event’s public page into the form on this page, or type the details yourself, and submit. There is no fee and no account to create. Once your event passes the automatic checks, it is published as its own listing on Stumblday’s NYC events calendar, and we email you when it’s live.

Does submitting an event get it on the board?

Submissions go through automatic checks against their public source pages before publication, including dates, location and duplicate listings. An event that passes is published as its own public listing. Editors pick the weekend board separately, so a listing doesn’t mean a place on it. We’ll email status updates or a request for missing information, and you can follow progress in Manage your events.

Can I list a recurring event or a series?

Yes. In Dates and times, list every date or describe the pattern, such as every Saturday through November, with the start time and the year.

What do organizers get when an event is published?

A public event listing with a link to your official event page. Sign in with your submission email to share the listing, download a share image and see activity such as listing views, saves and clicks to your official page.

Do I need an event page or ticket link?

No, but it helps. A public event or ticket page lets us check dates, times, location and admission, and gives visitors an official place for the latest information. If your event has no page, type the details yourself and confirm you’re the organizer or authorized to list it; we check what we can before publishing.

Is it free to submit a NYC event?

Yes. Submitting an event to Stumblday is free, and you can submit without creating an account. There is no paid placement on the board.

How far ahead should I send an event?

Send it as soon as the dates and place are set. Include the year, start time (and end time if you know it), timezone, and any recurring dates so we can check the right occurrence.

How will I hear about my submission?

We send a receipt and status updates to the contact email you provide. Use that same email in Manage your events to check progress or make changes. For other questions, email bryan@stumblday.com.

Do I need an account or photos to submit?

No account is needed to submit the six essentials. Photos, pricing and additional guest details are optional. Add three to five JPG, PNG or WebP photos if you have them (up to five, 5 MB each) that you have permission to share. Every photo appears on your listing, and your first photo is the cover. Sign in with your contact email afterward to add photos or update your submission.

What kinds of NYC events can I submit?

Submit events in New York City that the public can attend, with specific dates and a real place to meet. Workshops, performances, exhibitions, markets, food events and outdoor activities are welcome. Include any age limits or booking requirements. Explore current events at https://stumblday.com/things-to-do/nyc.

What makes a useful event description?

Explain what guests will experience, the schedule, what’s included, who it’s for and what to bring. Add practical details such as accessibility, age limits and weather plans. Aim for 300–500 words or more when you have useful details to share, up to 10,000 characters. There is no minimum length.