Build and Organize Communities Around Events

Strings is the perfect platform for creating and managing all types of shared experiences, whether it’s an event, club, or community. Whether you’re hosting a party, organizing a fitness class, or gathering people around a common interest, *Strings* gives you the tools to bring people together seamlessly. From private events and group meetups to ongoing communities, Strings allows you to manage your experience with ease, helping you create memorable and lasting connections
Easily set up and manage your events, groups, and communities. With intuitive tools, you can customize access, manage attendees, and create unique events for any occasion.

Easily set up and manage your events, groups, and communities. With intuitive tools, you can customize access, manage attendees, and create unique events for any occasion.

Flexible Group and Feature Customization
Organize your event your way. Create multiple tiers of access, manage ticketing, or offer special content and features for your members, all fully customizable to fit your needs.

Keep 100% of Your Revenue
No commissions, no cuts. Keep all of the revenue you earn from ticket sales or feature purchases, so you can focus on delivering a great experience.

Media Galleries for Lasting Engagement
Share photos, videos, and more with your community using Strings' built-in media galleries. Allow your members to view and engage with content around your experience, creating long-lasting connections and memories.

Suitable for Any Event
Whether it’s a small gathering, a large event, or an ongoing community, Strings is designed to work for all types of experiences. From one-time events to continuous groups, Strings helps you manage everything in one place.

Why Strings?
- Intuitive tools for creating and managing shared experiences
- Customizable groups and features to fit your specific needs
- Keep 100% of the revenue from ticket and feature sales
- Integrated media galleries for sharing and engaging with content
- Ideal for events, communities, clubs, and more

Start organizing your events  with Strings. Download now and create something amazing!

This isn’t just art I like. It’s art you like, too. And even though the whole world is obviously *~*art*~*, try to be more judgmental!

A little nihilism to get your morning started off right! 

Art I like

Seattle dive bars

Jack’s Existence

This city can withstand hurricanes, bayonets & alligator po’boys. New Orleans is still capable of Venetian glory

Mardi Gras 2018

It’s like counting sheep...at some point you’re just gone. This thread is dedicated to Valentine’s Day (or “V-Day,” as we like to call it) 2018, but I’ll surely be single for all eternity

I sage my house! Don’t cross me or you’ll deal with weird smells for hours 

Reasons Why I’m Single

Went down to Puyallup from Seattle to see what latest colognes are really hitting surplus sales in the elderly population of Tacoma. Ok, that, aaaand I wanted to attend America’s largest antique and collectibles show from Feb. 3-4 at the Mattress Firm Showplex!

America’s Largest Antique Fair

Everybody loves a lil Art Deco. I mean, have you /seen the Chrysler Building?

St. Joseph Catholic Church (732 18th Ave E, Seattle, WA, 98112)

Art Deco on the Go

Nestled in Ballard, Seattle’s best neighborhood, Ballyhoo (5445 Ballard Avenue NW) is its most interesting shop. Here, you can buy raccoon butts, crystals shaped like Art Deco towers and prosthetic eyebrows (I think that’s what those were...)

http://www.ballyhooseattle.com/

Ballyhoo Curiosity Shop

I’m too afraid of owning a dog or a cat—I don’t want to kill anything! I am a proud plant father, though. This string is dedicated to (my) house plants, miscellaneous house plant tips or facts, and everything green (except St. Patrick’s Day and mold).

I always feel like a succulent in the snow 

Indoor gardening

A day trip to Port Townsend means weird beers, scenic sights, probably some drunchies and a chance to truly find myself. 🤞🏻The Strange Brewfest is like most beee festivals in that you receive a tasting glass and four tasting tokens (which you pretend to place in the collection pots), except it features daring blends. Some beers involve breakfast cereal while some are designed to taste like salmon or marijuana.

They used to have TRAINED TROUT SHOWS in this fountain 

Strange Brewfest

My favorite lil boutique on Cap Hill in Seattle! Right next to HoneyHole.

A boutique with a points system! (And I’ve only bought one thing there.) Def returning to buy a candle for 20% off. 

Standard Goods

This is a collaborative collection of all the best tracks from the golden era of Hip Hop, Rap, and RnB. I’m looking for your gems 💎 that get your body moving even into 2018!

Classic, and slightly ahead of its time for a track that came out in ‘95 🎤

https://youtu.be/xnI8JEW7Ty4

The Best 90s and early 2000s HIP HOP & RnB

Irish Americans don’t have the food that Italian or Mexican Americans do, but they have the whiskey. 🥃

My shamrocks are ready 4 showtime 🍀☘️🌈. Yet, I see no 4-leaf clovers so I might be drinking alone tonight 

Reasons to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day

Everything LGBT Seattle. All the time. 🏳️‍🌈

Comic book nerds unite! There’s a “queer Comicon” happening this Wednesday night at Re-bar at 9 pm. I personally don’t like comics but might show up for the dudes in sweater vests 

https://m.facebook.com/events/154604695176132

Queer Seattle

Using this daily log as hard proof for the existence of good in the 🌎.

One month only. Then back to cynicism in February, just in time for Valentine’s Day

*January 31*

This month ended on the most improbably positive note: /I/ got a 90 on a Stats quiz. Math makes me cry more than humans or chemical imbalances, so it’s kind of a big deal. 

One + thing each day of Jan. 2018

People say it’s all mediocre. But is it? I grew up in San Diego, which means my burrito game has been strong. This string will attempt to rate Seattle’s burritos, one burrito at a time. 🌯🌮

Chicken burrito with guacamole from El Camión (6416 15th Ave. NW). This burrito was pretty tasty, though it was at times reminiscent of Chipotle. What makes this burrito a standout in Seattle is the orange salsa they have as part of their salsa bar. It’s very reminiscent of stuff from down south. However, the burrito packs a HEAVY punch. Eat *after* you’re drunk, not before. Don’t make the same mistake I did...4/5 stars 

Attempting to find a good burrito in Seattle

Is it ever sunny in Seattle? Not really. But today’s a special kinda day, and I’m here to take you for a stroll through the Washington Park Arboretum. (It’s really pretty.)

The Arboretum back when it was sunny more often/early fall 

A sunny day in the Arboretum

When you need Spain and IMAX movies on a budget

Balboa Park

We don’t need the spotlight, we’ve got the sun

Jack Rushall