Free to browse · from $1 to post
Stop double-booking your town's calendar.
NoClash is the shared events board for organizers. Before you pick a date, see what else is already happening in your city — so your fundraiser isn't going up against the school's fall festival.
How it works
Three steps, no account needed to just look
Browse, free
See every listed event by city, state, date, and category — as a pinned-flyer list or a full 30-day calendar. No login required.
Check the calendar, then post
Pick your city and a full month view shows which days already have events booked. Listings start at $1; the $3 Standard listing stays live right up through the day of your event.
Create a free account, get alerts
Sign up as a Viewer, pick your interests and area, and we'll let you know when something new matches.
Questions
Before you post
The board looks empty near me — is it worth checking?
Yes — even where no organizer has posted yet, NoClash is already pulling in public events from Ticketmaster and, for Hampton Roads cities, straight from each city's own events calendar (tagged Public Search). Pick your city on the board to see what's already scheduled before you add your own.
Why does posting cost $1 if Facebook Events is free?
A dollar keeps the board a curated, checked calendar instead of an open feed anyone can flood — and it pays for the conflict check that flags when another organizer already has your date and city. Browsing stays free either way.
Who is NoClash for?
Small-budget community organizers — PTAs, churches, nonprofits, neighborhood associations, school and civic groups. It's not built for professional event companies or venues running a packed commercial calendar. Read more on the About page.
Pricing
Pick a listing tier, or go unlimited
Free to browse, always — no credit card required. Edit or remove your listing anytime.
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