Built for Black & Tan Hall

Hillman City's hall, by text.

Text to ask what's happening this week, find something for your kind of night, or check on the block party.

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Why it works

People come back to places that remember them.

Maven only texts someone when there’s a reason. People can tell the difference.

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Answers from what you publish
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Remembers what each person shared
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Reaches out when there's a real fit
What Maven does

Four ways Maven works.

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Answers from the real calendar

Someone texts asking what's on this week. Maven answers from Black & Tan Hall's actual event calendar.

02

Knows the real weekly rhythm

The demo is grounded in actual events like the Hillman City Block Party, live music, and the Early Music series.

03

Helps neighbors and newcomers fast

Instead of digging through pages, Maven can point a neighbor or first-time visitor to the next right event by text.

04

Gives the co-op one simple line

Black & Tan Hall can use one number for event reminders and community nudges without adding another inbox.

The team side

The week’s work, counted.

One page shows the week: who was welcomed, what was answered, who came back. You can check every one.

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Today at Black & Tan Hall.

This week. 40 new fans, 40 conversations.
Audience
last 12 wks
295+40 this week
Top topics
this week
What's on18+22%
This week9+11%
Tickets6+8%
Doors + parking4
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Today
3033 · Thursday’s show is the cleanest nudge for the people asking what’s on this week…
Maven replied
9:17 AM
1334 · Weekend tickets still have room, good to flag for the regulars who asked…
Maven replied
1:50 PM
1190 · Doors and parking questions keep coming up, worth making that answer easy to find…
Maven replied
1:33 PM
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