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Finding Events: Feed, Search & Filters

The feed is your day-by-day agenda of what’s on in your city. Open Esora and you land on a chronological list of events, grouped by date, that you can scroll through endlessly — today, tomorrow, this weekend, and beyond.

The feed

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Events appear in date order, newest days first, so you can plan by scrolling. Keep going and more days load automatically. The feed is scoped to your city (Yerevan today), so everything you see is actually happening near you.

Filters

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Two kinds of filters narrow the feed down.

When — pick a timeframe:

  • Today
  • Tomorrow
  • This Weekend
  • Next Weekend
  • Next 7 Days
  • Or pick a custom date range

Category — filter by the kind of event. There are 16:

  • Live music
  • Clubbing
  • Social dance
  • Arts
  • Theater
  • Opera & ballet
  • Standup
  • Film
  • Food
  • Wellness
  • Outdoor
  • Tours
  • Tech & business
  • Social
  • Sports
  • Family
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Looking for something specific? Search covers events, organizers, and films.

  • On the web: press Cmd+K (or Ctrl+K) anywhere to open the search palette, then start typing.
  • On mobile: tap the Search tab. You can search across Events, Organizers, and Films, and your recent searches are kept handy.

Why your feed might look narrower

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Here’s a quirk worth knowing. If you’re signed in and following organizers, your feed shows only the organizers you follow — it becomes a personalized agenda of the people whose events you care about. If you follow nobody, or you’re signed out, you see the full city feed with everything in it.

There’s no on/off switch for this — it just follows from who you follow. So if your feed feels empty or narrow, it’s usually because you’re following a small number of organizers. To see everything again, unfollow, or browse signed out. Learn more on Following Organizers & Notifications.

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