What does Go Do list?

Events (concerts, games, festivals, shows, classes, family and community events) and activities you can do any time (hikes, hot springs, museums, climbing gyms and more) across all 29 Utah counties, all in one place.

Where do Go Do’s listings come from?

From organizers’ public calendars and listings — venues, cities and counties, libraries, schools, teams, theaters and parks — gathered every morning by GoDoBot, Go Do’s data crawler. Organizers can also send their events straight to Go Do, and members can suggest listings.

How does Go Do check its listings?

Every morning listings are checked for duplicates (the same event from more than one calendar becomes one listing), for places outside Utah, for events that have already happened, and for events the organizer canceled or postponed, which are marked as such. Members can report a problem with any listing.

How Go Do finds and checks listings

Go Do lists events and activities across all 29 Utah counties — from Logan to St. George, Wendover to Moab — all in one place. Here’s where the listings come from and how we keep them right.

Where listings come from

Organizers’ public calendars. Every morning GoDoBot, Go Do’s data crawler, reads the public event calendars and listings that organizers publish themselves — venues, cities and counties, libraries, schools and universities, teams, theaters, parks and community groups. It reads only public pages, follows each site’s robots.txt and visits gently.
Organizers sending them in. Venues, cities, schools and ticket sellers can send their events straight to Go Do, free, through the data feed.
Members. Members can suggest a calendar or venue Go Do is missing, and add their own events and get-togethers.

How we check them

Duplicates. The same event often shows up on more than one calendar. Go Do merges them into one listing.
Utah only. Listings outside Utah are left out.
Past events. Events drop off the feed once they’ve ended, and dates that don’t make sense are set aside.
Canceled and postponed. When an organizer cancels or postpones an event, Go Do marks it “Canceled by the organizer” or “Postponed” and never suggests it.
Not things to do. Notices, closures, job posts and private meetings that turn up on public calendars are left out.
Every day. All of this runs again every morning, so changes the organizer makes show up on Go Do the next day.

Event details come from the organizers’ own public listings. Times, prices and tickets can change — check with the organizer before you go.

See something wrong?

Members can tap Report a problem on any event or activity in the app to correct it, or suggest a missing calendar or venue under More. Organizers can contact us to fix a listing, have one taken down, or send their events directly. Organizers can also add a “Find us on Go Do” badge to their website.

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