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Built Realm Calendar

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Unfinished · Last worked 1 October 2026

Unfinished: coverage is partial and the listing format is still being worked.

What is scheduled across the built realm, read off the organizers’ own pages.

What the organizations working on the built realm have scheduled: lectures, tours, workshops, conferences, and public meetings.

Every line carries the date, the time, and the place as the organizer published them, and a link back to the organizer. The calendar sells nothing and takes no registration. It gets a reader to the organizer’s own page and stops there.

Endure works a corridor that runs from North Dakota to North Carolina, and most of what follows sits inside it. The national organizations schedule outside it as well, in New York, Denver, Los Angeles, and further, and those dates are kept rather than cut. A chapter in Fargo or Charlotte travels to them.

The clock is printed as the organizer wrote it, and where they named a time zone it is named beside the clock as a place rather than an abbreviation. An organizer who published no end time, and no zone, gets neither here; nothing is filled in. Where no venue was published, the line says so rather than guessing.

Every entry carries a calendar file. The whole calendar is one file as well, which most calendar applications will subscribe to and re-read as it changes. Each organization has a page listing what it has scheduled.

The organizer is the authority for every entry. Confirm with them before traveling.

September 2026

October 2026

November 2026

December 2026

January 2027

February 2027

March 2027

April 2027

May 2027

June 2027

July 2027

Date not published

These are scheduled and the organizer has not published a date this calendar can stand behind. They are carried here rather than filed under a month, because a month would claim more than the organizer said.

Each entry says where it came from. “Checked” with a date means the organizer’s own page for that event was read on that date. “Source: organizer calendar, event not individually checked” means the entry was read off an organizer’s calendar and the organizer has not published a page for it; that link lands on the calendar rather than on the event, which would otherwise read as a miss.

What turned up when someone walked a place with the record in hand is under Walks.