Every programme, every language.
Event calendars, programme announcements, civic information and multi-language outreach for community centres and civic spaces.
Community centres serve everyone. Their signage should too.
A community centre or civic hall runs a rolling calendar of programmes — baby-and-toddler groups, youth-club activities, adult-learning classes, over-60s social gatherings, cultural celebrations, food-bank collections, health-screening days. Different programmes serve different community segments in different languages. Paper notices miss most of them. Hangar.Media puts rolling event calendars on entrance and community-space screens, multi-language programme content matched to the neighbourhood's demographic data, civic information (voter registration, local-authority services, partner-organisation signposting) and accessibility-first welcome in community-language.
Built for how community centres actually run.
The capabilities that matter in this sector — concrete, specific, and backed by the integrations your team already uses.
Baby group Tuesday. Adult-learning Wednesday. Youth-club Friday.
Entrance and common-area screens run rolling event calendars drawn from your centre-booking system or iCal feed. Rotating through today's programmes, tomorrow's programmes and the weekly overview. Community members see what's on when — programme attendance climbs when the information reaches the community rather than just members on the mailing list.
Community programmes reach the community. Not just the email-subscribed.
- iCal / Eventbrite / custom event-calendar integration
- Today / tomorrow / this-week rolling schedule
- Sign-up QR for capacity-limited programmes
- Per-room event scheduling for multi-room community centres
Tower Hamlets: English + Bengali + Somali + Turkish.
Community centres serve linguistically diverse neighbourhoods. Per-centre language-defaults are configured from community-demographic data — a Tower Hamlets centre might default to English + Bengali + Somali + Turkish; a West Midlands centre might default to English + Urdu + Punjabi + Polish. Content libraries cover digital-literacy, new-citizen welcome, health-information and civic-participation in 12+ languages.
The centre speaks the neighbourhood's languages. Because the neighbourhood speaks those languages.
- Per-centre language-defaults from community-demographic data
- 12+ language content libraries (EN + community priorities)
- Digital-inclusion and digital-literacy content
- New-citizen / new-to-area welcome content
Vote here. Register by Thursday. Help is available.
Community-space screens surface civic-information content — election day and polling-station reminders, voter-registration deadlines, census-participation prompts, local-authority service information, benefits-advice appointment signposting. Partners (StepChange, Citizens Advice, Shelter) receive visibility in the spaces where the people they serve spend time.
Civic participation climbs when the information is visible where the community gathers.
- Election and voter-registration prompts with polling-station wayfinding
- Local-authority service information (council tax, housing, welfare)
- Partner-organisation signposting (Citizens Advice, StepChange, Shelter)
- Census and community-survey promotion with multi-language versions
Food bank here Thursday. Housing advice Tuesday.
Community centres hosting partner organisations (food bank collections, housing-advice surgeries, debt-counselling sessions, NHS health-screening days, community-policing drop-ins) need signage that helps partners and users find each other. Partner-session screens surface which partner is in, where they're located, what support they offer, and sign-up information.
Food bank collections, housing advice and health screenings actually reach the people who need them.
- Partner-session calendar with per-session location signposting
- Eligibility and drop-in-or-booking-required clarification
- Multi-language partner-service information
- Emergency-help signposting (domestic-abuse, crisis-intervention, suicide-prevention)
WCAG AA. BSL. Makaton. Quiet-hours.
Community centres serve everyone — including deaf community members, autistic visitors, low-vision attendees and people with dementia. Accessibility isn't a toggle; it's the default. WCAG 2.1 AA baselines, BSL video overlays for deaf-community events, Makaton options for learning-disability groups, sensory-quiet programme flagging, large-type and high-contrast modes.
Every community means every community. Accessibility is how that's demonstrated.
- WCAG 2.1 AA baseline defaults (contrast, type-size, screen-reader)
- BSL video overlay for deaf-community events
- Makaton options for learning-disability programmes
- Sensory-quiet-hour programme flagging for autistic community members
Every screen in the building.
From customer-facing walls to operational dashboards — the scenarios that make the platform worth running day-to-day.
Welcome and today's programmes
Entrance screens with multi-language welcome, today's programme overview and community-event promotion.
Event-calendar rotation
Common-area screens with rolling week-ahead event calendar, sign-up QR for capacity-limited programmes and community-noticeboard content.
Per-room programme signage
Per-room door screens with current-programme, next-programme and programme-specific welcome (baby-group, adult-learning, over-60s social).
Partner signposting and eligibility
Partner-session screens with food-bank collection windows, housing-advice appointment availability, NHS health-screening schedule.
Elections, services, support
Civic-information screens with election signage, local-authority services, benefits-advice signposting and emergency-help contact information.
Opening hours and programme promotion
Sunlight-readable external screens with live opening hours, today's programme promotion, after-hours emergency-contact information.
The integrations that actually matter here.
Every integration is included in every plan. These are the ones community centres operators reach for first.
Meeting Room Booking
Room-booking integration for community-centre programme scheduling.
Learn More →iCal Feed
Generic event-calendar feed for custom community-event systems.
Learn More →Multi-Language News
Language-diverse civic and community-information content.
Learn More →Community-event promotion and local-group engagement feeds.
Learn More →Community-life, programme-highlight and cultural-event social content.
Learn More →Common questions. Straight answers.
Which community-centre booking systems do you integrate with?
Halls Online, Hallmaster, Skedda, Eventbrite, iCal and custom community-event systems via REST API. For multi-room centres we integrate with Robin, GoBright and generic M365/Google Calendar room-booking. Partner-organisation scheduling (Citizens Advice, Food Aid Network, NHS) integrates via iCal feeds or REST API where partners support it.
How do you handle multi-language content for diverse communities?
Per-centre language-defaults are configured from community-demographic data. A centre in a Bengali-speaking neighbourhood defaults to English + Bengali + potentially Sylheti (regional variant). A centre in a Polish-speaking area defaults to English + Polish. Hangar.Media ships content libraries covering civic participation, digital literacy, health information and new-citizen welcome in 12+ languages with community-specific variants where needed.
How does partner-organisation signposting work?
Partner organisations (food banks, Citizens Advice, Shelter, StepChange, NHS mobile screening) provide session calendars via iCal feed or REST API. Hangar.Media surfaces which partner is in, when, where in the centre, and what support they offer. Partners appreciate the integration because it increases uptake of their services; community-centre staff spend less time directing users to partners.
Pricing for a community centre?
£5 per screen per month. A small community centre with 3 screens pays £15 per month. A major civic hall with 8 screens pays £40 per month. A local authority running 20 community centres with 4 screens per centre pays £400 per month. Accessibility features, multi-language content and partner-integration all included. No public-sector premium.
Adjacent sectors.
Operators in community centres frequently borrow patterns and playbooks from these neighbouring verticals.
Libraries
Study-room availability, event programming and children's-area content.
Places of WorshipPlaces of Worship
Service schedules and multi-faith community-event content.
Government OfficesGovernment Offices
Citizen-services queues and multi-language civic information.
Senior LivingSenior Living
Activity schedules, dining menus and accessibility-first content.
One price. The whole platform.
That's how we think signage should work. Content editor, screen management, and 200+ app integrations — all included from day one.