Everything happening in Lindy, one calendar.
The Lindenhurst Community Calendar is the village’s shared calendar and directory, run by the Lindenhurst Memorial Library. Groups submit their events, the library approves them, and residents find what’s on. We rebuilt it so every step takes a minute instead of an email chain.
304
Events on the calendar since 2022
372
Directory listings, searchable by category
4×
Faster pages on a phone
100
Accessibility score on every page tested
The calendar
What’s on, at a glance.
Farmers markets, Light Up Lindy, blood drives, author fairs. A month view and a list view, and every event can go straight into Google or Apple Calendar. Pick a day.
November 2026 · 11 events
November 7
Book, DVD, and Costume Jewelry Sale
10:00 AM
Lindenhurst Memorial Library
Google Apple
Community Shredding
2:00 PM
Lindenhurst Memorial Library
Google Apple
A working copy of the calendar, with the events listed on lindenhurstcommunitycalendar.com for September to December 2026.
For the library
Approve an event in one click.
Events used to reach the site through a developer’s inbox. Now a group submits its event and flyer, it waits in the library’s admin, and one click turns it into a ready-to-publish draft. Nothing goes public until the library says so. Walk through it.
- 1Submit
- 2Review
- 3Publish
- 4Live
Step 1 of 4: Submit
Submit an Event
A local group fills in the form on the website.
Event
Kick-A-Thon Fundraiser
Date & time
Sunday, October 25, 11:00 AM
Place
Fireman’s Pavilion
Flyer
kick-a-thon-flyer.jpg
A calendar people use
More of the village, every year.
The calendar has grown with the village. 2026 already has more events on it than any year before, nearly twice the busiest year until now.
- 222022
- 742023
- 252024
- 382025
- 1452026
Events on lindenhurstcommunitycalendar.com by year, as of November 2026. 2026 includes events already scheduled through December.
Speed, measured
Faster on every page tested.
At launch we tested the old WordPress site and the new one the same way with Google Lighthouse, the engine behind PageSpeed Insights.
Phone speed: 60 on the old site, 93 on the new site.
Phone speed
was 60
Computer speed: 92 on the old site, 100 on the new site.
Computer speed
was 92
4×
faster pages
Main content on a phone in 3.1 s, down from 12.3 s
72%
less data per page
1.9 MB down to about 0.5 MB on a phone
100
accessibility
On every page tested, up from 83–93
- Home61 to 94
- Events61 to 94
- An event page59 to 93
- Community directory62 to 92
- A directory listing60 to 94
- Submit an Event54 to 91
Google Lighthouse, October 2026: three runs of each page on a phone and on a computer, middle result, old site and new site measured the same way. Scores are averaged across the six pages listed.
What we built
A village calendar the library can run.
Nothing gets lost
Event, directory and contact submissions are emailed and saved in the admin, flyers and logos included.
Calendar & list views
Search, a month filter and one tap to add any event to Google or Apple Calendar.
Community directory
372 businesses and organizations, searchable by category, each with its own page.
Editors by invitation
Library staff get their own sign-in to approve events and update the directory.
Old links still work
Every event and listing kept its address, so links people shared still open the right page.
Analytics carried over
The calendar’s Google Analytics property from the old site, plus its home page click events rebuilt in code.
Does your community need one place for everything?
We design it, build it, move your old site over without losing a visitor, and keep it fast.