Venue staff update the operating calendar in myREWRD and the public website stays in sync instead of becoming a second calendar someone has to maintain.
Live venue sales demo
One event should sell everywhere without sending the guest away from the venue.
myREWRD connects the venue website, ticket storefront, branded guest app, push notifications and in-venue TV screens around the same event. The examples below are live — this is the guest journey a venue can actually run.
The difference
A static event post creates attention. A connected event creates a sales loop.
The same show can meet a guest on the venue website, on their phone, or on a screen inside the room — and every touchpoint can preserve the exact event and move the guest toward the venue app, purchase and return visit.
DiscoverWebsite calendar
ConsiderTicket storefront
ReturnPush notification
ScanTV Board QR
PurchaseVenue app
Come backTicket + rewards
Live myREWRD venue calendar
Your calendar should do more than tell guests what day the show is.
This is the same embeddable calendar a venue can place into its own website. It turns the schedule into a guest-facing discovery surface that stays connected to ticketing, the venue app, artists, sponsor inventory and real venue operating rules.
Guests see artwork, times, ticket status, event details and clear next steps instead of a bare date grid that ends the journey.
The calendar gives guests a reason to move into the venue app for tickets, voting, rewards and the current lineup without sending them to a generic platform homepage.
Calendar sponsorship turns a page guests already use into measurable venue-controlled inventory while preserving the venue's identity.
The public experience can connect performers to the venue's apply flow so discovery, booking and public promotion live in the same operating system.
Recurring closed days, closure end dates and scheduled-event overrides come from venue settings so the guest-facing calendar reflects real operations.
Ticketing without giving away the guest journeyThe venue website sells the show. The venue app closes the loop.
Live website ticket embed
Turn every place a guest sees the show into a path to the exact ticket.
Ticketing is connected to the venue's broader guest system. The website creates intent with a rich event presentation, then the ticket handoff preserves the exact event, the correct venue app and the guest's authenticated relationship with the venue.
Guests discover and understand the show on the venue's own website instead of being pushed immediately into a third-party marketplace.
Ticketed events can include artwork, ticket tiers, support acts, doors, age restrictions, policies, parking, accessibility and long-form event content built to sell the event.
Every Get Tickets action preserves the venue and event. If the venue app is installed, it opens directly to that event; otherwise the guest follows the correct venue-app install path.
The guest verifies by phone before purchase, creating an authenticated venue relationship instead of an anonymous one-time checkout disconnected from everything else.
The primary ticket QR lives inside the venue app after checkout, while an automatic emailed QR remains as the backup so guests are never dependent on one delivery method.
Website ticketing, calendar CTAs, push notifications and the in-venue TV Board can all preserve the exact same ticketed event instead of creating separate destinations.
One ticketed event. Multiple revenue moments.Website discovery. Push re-engagement. In-venue QR conversion. Exact-event app purchase.
The full ticketed-event lifecycle
The poster gets attention. myREWRD keeps the event working until the guest comes back.
A static image stops after somebody sees it. A connected event keeps moving: from website discovery to push, from the TV Board to the exact event in the venue app, then into ticket delivery and the next venue interaction.
Demand · Push notification
9:41● ● ●
MYREWRDnow
Montgomery Gentry tickets are live
Wed, Nov 11 · 6:00 PM. Tap to open the exact event and get tickets.
One tap → exact event in the venue app
The venue can reach guests who already installed its app and bring them back to the exact show instead of hoping another social post finds them again.
Conversion · In-venue TV Board
The room itself becomes a ticket sales surface.The exact-event QR is placed where it does not cover venue-entered event copy and gives guests already inside the venue an immediate path to buy a future show.
The screen is not a dead digital poster. It can turn real foot traffic into an app open, an install and a ticket purchase tied to the same event guests saw online.
Ownership · Venue app + ticket
The guest lands in the venue's app, not a generic marketplace. Purchase identity is verified, the ticket stays available in the app, and the backup QR is also emailed after checkout.
Build the event, ticket inventory, artwork and public details once in the venue operating system.
The same event can appear in the website calendar and ticket storefront without rebuilding it for another tool.
Push brings an existing app guest straight back to the exact ticketed event when there is a reason to act.
The TV Board turns attention inside the venue into a scannable exact-event ticket path.
The installed venue app opens directly to the event instead of dropping the guest on a generic marketplace screen.
The ticket stays in the venue app, a backup QR is emailed, and the guest remains in the venue ecosystem after purchase.
A static event image
It announces the show and then stops.
- Another asset has to be rebuilt for each channel.
- It does not know whether tickets are on sale, sold out or changed.
- It cannot deep link an existing app guest to the exact event.
- It creates attention without automatically creating a venue-owned guest relationship.
A myREWRD connected event
One event becomes a reusable acquisition and sales system.
- Calendar, website ticketing, push, TV Board and app use the same event identity.
- Ticket state and event changes can stay aligned across the ecosystem.
- Every ticket action can preserve the exact event and correct venue app.
- The venue keeps the guest relationship before, during and after the transaction.
Why this matters to the venue
The value is not another widget. It is owning the path from attention to return visit.
Venues normally accumulate separate tools for calendars, ticketing, guest lists, artist booking, loyalty, sponsors and screens. myREWRD is designed so those guest-facing surfaces can reinforce the same operating relationship instead of creating another silo every time the venue adds a feature.
For the venue team
Create and manage events centrally, keep public presentation and ticket status aligned, reduce duplicate updates, and turn the website and TV screens the venue already owns into active acquisition and sales surfaces.
Create the eventPublish everywhereSell when neededKeep the relationship
For the guest
Discover the show on the venue website, scan or tap when there is intent, open the exact event in the venue app, purchase, keep the ticket in the app and continue using the same venue relationship for future events, rewards, voting and engagement.
DiscoverScan or tapOpen exact eventPurchaseReturn
Most venues already have the attention. myREWRD helps them stop wasting the handoff.
Instead of sending website visitors, app users and people standing inside the venue into disconnected systems, myREWRD keeps the event, ticket action and guest relationship connected to the venue from first discovery through the next visit.