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Open the event editor
Go to ontreasure.com/create or click Create Event from your host dashboard. Treasure opens the event editor with an empty form.If you have a saved draft, go to your dashboard and click the draft to resume editing. Drafts are automatically preserved as you work.
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Enter the event name
Type your event name in the large Event Name field at the top of the editor. This name appears on your public event page, in search results, and in all attendee communications.
Your event name and your earliest event date together generate your event page’s URL. “Anime Convention 2025” on 14 June 2026 becomes:Punctuation is stripped, spaces become hyphens, and everything is lowercased. If that URL is already taken, Treasure appends
-1, -2, and so on.3
Set the date and time
Click the date field to open the date picker and select the event date. Then enter a Start time and End time for the event.For multi-day events, click Add date to add additional dates. Each date can have its own start and end times. Tickets can be scoped to specific dates in the ticket editor.
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Add a location
Expand the Location section and fill in:
- Venue name — for example, “Los Angeles Convention Center”
- Address — start typing and select a suggestion from the dropdown to set the precise map coordinates
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Write a description
Expand the Description section and write a description of your event. Tell attendees what to expect: the event theme, featured guests, what’s included in admission, and any other relevant details.Descriptions support rich text — headings, bold and italic text, bulleted and numbered lists, and links.Keep the most important information at the top. On phones, descriptions longer than 400 characters are collapsed behind a See more button; on desktop the whole description is shown.
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Upload a cover image
In the right panel, click the Poster upload area and select an image from your device. Treasure uses this image as the cover photo on your event page and in link previews when you share the event URL.Use a high-resolution image in JPG or PNG format for the best results on all screen sizes. Your poster is displayed at its own aspect ratio and is not cropped.
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Add tags
Use the Tags section to categorize your event (for example: Anime, Gaming, Art Market). Tags help attendees discover your event when browsing by category.
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Add tickets and vendor tables
Expand the Tickets section to create ticket types for attendees. Expand the Tables section to set up vendor table listings that vendors can apply for.See Ticket types for a full walkthrough of pricing, quantity limits, and sale windows. See Vendor management for how vendor applications work.
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Set your event status and publish
In the Visibility selector at the bottom of the right panel, choose one of three statuses:
When you’re ready, click Create Event to publish. Your event page is immediately accessible at its unique URL.
Edit an existing event
After creating your event, you can update any field at any time. Open your host dashboard, find the event, and open Edit Event → General. Changes take effect immediately for live events.How renaming and rescheduling affect your URL
Because the URL contains both the name and the earliest date, changing either can change it:Old URLs are not dead ends. When a URL changes, Treasure keeps the previous one and redirects it to the current page, so links you already shared keep working.
Next steps
Ticket types
Set up multiple ticket tiers with pricing, quantity limits, and sale windows.
Vendor management
Accept vendor applications, review them, and assign tables.