Weekly calendar

The 35 East calendar: start with the date

The calendar is organized around the date because that is the clearest starting point for a concert venue and match room. A visitor chooses a day, identifies the type of night and then opens the event page for the details that matter: start time, performer or broadcast, room, ticket status and visit conditions. That is faster than searching through news-like posts for a date.

Live music and sports viewings can share one calendar without becoming the same format. Concerts connect to artist profiles and the stage; match nights connect to the Match Room and viewing guides; completed dates move to Past Nights. Each branch keeps its own context while the calendar remains the common time layer.

Before traveling, check Tonight for the current status, then review Tickets & Tables and Get Here. The calendar should make date selection easy without repeating every detail that belongs on the individual event page.

When a date has passed, its useful destination is a dated archive record rather than an empty promotion. That keeps the schedule trustworthy and gives past performances a stable place in the history of 35 East.