FAQ

What this is, how events get here, and how it works.

What is boston.xyz?

Boston runs a lot of good events. Finding them means checking a dozen ticketing platforms and twenty institutional calendars, and none of them tells you which ones are worth the evening. We gather all of it, then say which ones are worth going to. That’s the whole idea. There is no editorial thesis and we don’t need one — the discovery problem is real enough on its own.

How events get here

Most arrive automatically: organizers publish calendar feeds, and we subscribe to them. The rest come through the submission form. Everything is moderated before it appears. Email hello@boston.xyz for any feedback and suggestions.

How we make money

Paid promotion, a presenting sponsor, and tickets to the events we run ourselves.

Does boston.xyz host events?

boston.xyz hosts monthly dinners and happy hours that we publish on this site. Details and pricing differ by event.

How to remove an event from boston.xyz

Email hello@boston.xyz with a link to the listing and we’ll take it down. You don’t need to tell us why.

If you’d rather we stopped carrying your events altogether, say so in the same email and we’ll drop your calendar as a source, so nothing of yours reappears later.

Terms, privacy and disclosures

The rules for using the site are in the Terms of Use, and what we collect and how we handle it is in the Privacy Policy. Every paid placement is labelled as such, on the site and in the email.

Boston tech, one email, every week.

Everything worth your time this week, and nothing that isn’t. No roundups of the whole calendar, no reprinted press releases.