How organizers of the future will work — available today.
Your whole operation, at a glance.
Your organization’s calendar, statistics, and insights — simple but powerful. See what’s upcoming, what’s working, and what needs your attention, all surfaced the moment you need it.
Create any event, no matter how complex.
A smart builder made for how events actually happen. Single nights, weekly classes, monthly series, custom rhythms, multi-day festivals — plus full lineups and agendas for multi-act shows, conferences, and workshops. Simple enough for a one-off, powerful enough for an entire season.
Publish once. Show up everywhere, instantly.
Embed your events directly on your own website with displays that automatically match your site’s style. Update once in Rova and watch it reflect in real time across every surface — no redeployments, no manual sync, no copy-paste.
Intelligent insights, delivered — not dug up.
Stop running your events on hunches and best guesses. Actionable insights come to you — which events are resonating, who’s paying attention, what your audience wants next — without sifting through data or babysitting dashboards.
A single profile page you can call home.
Every venue, artist, and organizer listed through Rova gets a living profile page on Storytown — the place for fans, bookers, and future collaborators to find out who you are, where you’ve been, what you do, and what’s next. Connected to everywhere else you exist, but this is home.
Every profile is both a destination and a thread in the network. Your home base — and the map of how you fit into everyone else’s.
Meet Storytown — the app Ashland uses to find things to do.
Storytown is an interactive events calendar for Ashland and the greater Rogue Valley — funded by the City of Ashland and built on Rova. It's how locals and visitors find live music, theater, food, and everything else happening in town, in real time. Every event you see in Storytown comes from Rova. When you publish here, you're there.
Running events in Ashland? Your venue and events can live here too →
