Example dates to offer
- Saturday in mid-June
- Saturday in late June
- Sunday in mid-July
Bringing the street together
- Check your local rules first. Many towns need a permit to close a street, and that can affect which dates you can choose.
- Ask for one vote per household, with the street number in the name, so you can see which part of the block has answered.
- Have a rain date in mind. The runner-up in your poll makes a natural backup.
- For neighbors who are not online, a printed note with the link or a knock on the door helps.
How it works
- Add your event and the dates that could work.
- Email your group, or share one link by text or group chat.
- Everyone taps Yes, Maybe or No for each date, with no account.
- See the best date, choose it, and let everyone know.
Questions
Can I share it in a neighborhood group?
Yes, though anyone with the link can see names and votes, so ask people to use first names.
How do I organize the food?
After you set the date, use BringaList for who brings what.
Can I keep a backup date?
Yes. The results stay visible, so you can see the runner-up.
Also handy for this
- Block party sign-up sheet · neighbors claim food, tables and games