Events on the Network are for members. They are not a public listings site for the whole internet. You need to sign in so we are not publishing a crawlable calendar of gay men’s nights in places where that can cause harm. Log in from https://network.unite.gay/, then open Events. If you are not a member yet, join at https://network.unite.gay/join, it is free. Some city Pride pages on the public site are still visible without an account. That is a different product surface. See

We add dates when organisers publish them. We do not invent a Pride night because last year it was on a Saturday. Email support@unite.gay with the event name, city, and the correct date or link. If you are the organiser, include your site or official social page. Tell us whether to update a listing or take it down. We will not list an event we cannot verify. Illegal or unsafe gatherings will not be added.

Report harassment, fake profiles, sexual images shared without consent, or anyone who seems under 18. We would rather read a careful report than let harm sit in a group. If the profile has a Report control, use it. Otherwise email support@unite.gay with subject Report a member. Include their display name, profile link if you have it, what happened, dates, and screenshots. Say whether you are in immediate danger. If you are, contact local emergency services first. We do not te

We do not sell tickets. An RSVP or I’m interested control, when it exists, sends you toward the organiser (their site, form, or message). Your seat is not booked with Unite Gay Network. Sign in and open the event from Events in the Network menu. Read who is organising it. Use RSVP, the external link, or the contact the event shows. Complete any ticket purchase on the organiser’s own page. If something goes wrong with a ticket you bought, that is the organiser’s problem to fix

Coverage is worldwide and uneven. Large scenes (Western Europe, some US and Latin American cities) have more pins because we have more sources. Smaller towns and hostile countries have fewer, and some places should stay discreet. We prioritise venues we can verify. You can help by suggesting a venue with a name, city, type, and link. If there is truly no gay bar for hours, the Knowledge Center piece on rural and small-town life is the better read than an empty map.