Method
Nothing on VenueKind is invented. This page explains exactly what we record, where it comes from, and what our labels mean.
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Every material fact is taken from the venue's own website, its published pricing or package document, or its brochure. Where the venue does not publish a fact and a clearly identified secondary source does, we record that source instead — and label it as such.
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Each listing shows when we last looked at the venue's published material, and the source list shows the date per source. Venues change their pricing and packages, so a date matters more than a promise.
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If a venue does not publish current prices, we say “Price on request” rather than estimating a figure. We never carry over an old price, and we never infer a price from a similar venue.
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Where a detail is genuinely unpublished we show “Not published”. Where it depends on your date or numbers, we show “Ask venue”. We would rather leave a gap visible than fill it with a guess.
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Where a venue publishes enough to work with, we may show an “Estimate” built only from those published inputs, with the components listed. It is an arithmetic guide, not an offer, and only the venue can quote you.
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We do not hold, show or imply availability. Dates are confirmed only by the venue.
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Photography is venue-provided or otherwise appropriately licensed, and credited where required. We never generate or illustrate an image intended to look like a real venue. If we have no usable photograph yet, you'll see a plain placeholder instead.
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If something here is out of date, tell us and we will re-check it against the venue's published material.
Spotted something wrong? Report outdated information and we will look again. Details are always confirmed directly with the venue.