Waterloo Region Event Feeds

We added information about the KW Events Radar initiative, and removed the link to the (now defunct) Spectrum events list.

The Kitchener Public library changed its events system, so we updated that section of the website.

We also added some new friends: https://kwconcerts.ca, https://explorewaterlooregion.ca, and https://unboringkw.com . Sadly, we said goodbye to the (defunct?) WRBlogs aggregator, and some aspects of the KWPeace site.

Unfortunately, Meetup dropped support for its RSS and iCal feeds in 2023. Thus we have dropped the platform from our Platform Feed documentation.

We added the Bits & Bytes Computer Club to the mishmash feed.

WLU changed its calendaring system, so the RSS/iCal feed URLs changed too.

We (finally) pulled together some feeds for local Eventbrite events. Find them on the main page. The sort order of the feeds is not fantastic, but we hope your feed reader will be able to cope.

We have split the "Discovering feeds" page into one page for weird local feeds, and one page for finding feeds on different platforms. Also we added information about Substack, and elaborated on Youtube feeds.

Both the WPL and the Idea Exchange in Cambridge have changed their events calendars. We have updated instructions for subscribing to their feeds, and added some auxiliary sites that the WPL and KPL use.

Although intended to be a lighthearted joke, calling our page of other calendars "frenemies" came across as more hostile than we intended. We are all friends now.

We have added the https://pastorsinexile.org/whats-happening-3/calendar/ calendar to the Mishmash RSS feed.

We have added an RSS feed that aggregates Google Calendars from a number of local organizations that put on neat events. So far there is only one calendar in the mishmash: the Marit Collective Events Calendar. This is likely to grow in the future, however.

RSS feeds for Watcamp and Spectrum should now be working. In principle they update twice a day; in practice they are updated around once a week.

Unfortunately, Eventbrite shut down the Search endpoint for its API on Dec 12, 2019, so our Eventbrite feeds are broken. We are investigating workarounds.

If you are seeing this you are very special! The site is not quite ready for use yet. Be patient (and follow the RSS feed) and we will post when things are up and running.