Sources & freshness

Every listing links back to the public page that backs it, and shows when we last checked that page.

Where listings come from

First-party
The provider's own site, calendar, or registration page. This is the source we trust most.
Aggregator
A shared community calendar or directory. Good for finding events; the provider's page wins when they disagree.
Social
A public social post. A person reviews these by hand before anything publishes.

What the checked date means

A checked date is the last time we looked at the source. It is not a promise that nothing changed since. If a listing looks old, check the provider's page before you go.

How to check a provider yourself

  1. Open the source link and confirm the current name, dates, cost, and sign-up path.
  2. For child care or schools, use the linked licensing and inspection pages. Those agencies keep those records, not us.
  3. Ask the provider about openings, staff, policies, and anything else that matters to your family.

Corrections

See something wrong or out of date? Send a correction. A person reviews every one before anything changes.

Submit a correction

Listing freshness

These counts describe the records currently on the site and when their sources were last checked; they are not a coverage claim.

Freshness by canonical record type
Record typeRecordsOldest checkNewest check
event1162Jul 28, 26Jul 28, 26
offering489Jul 11, 26Jul 28, 26
organization429Jul 11, 26Jul 28, 26
place21Jul 21, 26Jul 21, 26