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How to Post an Event on Arnold Patch

Post your Arnold event on Patch in five easy steps. Maybe you've asked the editor to do this for you in the past–it's really easy to do yourself.

So you want to let people know about your event coming up? We can help. Here’s how:

  1. Decide which Patch suits you best—probably the Patch where the event is happening. You can always post to more than one Patch later, but you need a starting point. If you need help, email Lindsay.Toler@Patch.com.
  2. Create an account. If Arnold Patch is the right Patch for you, click “Join” in the upper right corner. You’ll enter your name, an email address and a password, or you can join with your Facebook account. Then fill out your profile and upload a picture and describe yourself so readers know a little about you.
  3. Go to our Add A New Event page. Fill in the event title, date, time and place. You can also add the event’s website, phone, email and price.
  4. Add photos and video. Click the “Upload Photos and Video” button or hover over it and click the “YouTube Video” link to upload videos from YouTube.
  5. Tell your editor! If you want your event highlighted or cross-posted on other Patch sites, send Michael an email. His address is always at the top of any Arnold Patch page.

Remember that when submitting an event, geography is crucial. If your event is in St. Louis City and you want to post it in a Patch, the online form might not recognize your event’s address. You can always add the address by typing it into the “Where” section and clicking the green “Add it!” buttons that come up.

Also, you can always submit a photo, video or announcement on our sites for free.

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