How can I add an event?

This page at the top has a custom submission form to include all of your event information, such as text, images, links and more. We recommend adding an image to each event for sharing visibility.

What type of events can I add?

You can add any legal standing event, such as art, entertainment, conferences, and more.

If your event was not approved, it is most likely missing information. Please fill in all the event information. If your event is still being declined, please contact us at events[at]perthgazette.co.uk for further feedback.

How long does it take for an event to get approved?

Typically events get approved between 4-12 hours, we highly recommend you to submit your event as soon as possible. This enables us to share the event across our systems, including our verified Facebook Page.

Event Details

Date & Time

Guests & Schedule

Additional Information

Author Information

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