Venues

Standard Terminology

A Venue is a location where a client performs or appears

A parent venue represents the name of a larger venue complex.

• In some cases, the parent is just a container name for a group of related venues at the same location
• However, there may be venues where the parent venue becomes bookable by merging the individual child venues together

A subvenue is a distinctly different bookable space within the location of a larger venue space/complex.

A configuration represents a different capacity/seating arrangement within a venue. If a venue’s capacity is known, that capacity would be a configuration to the venue.

What is a Venue?

Venues are locations where a client performs or appears.

• A venue is defined by its name (the name for which it is known), a physical address, and a configuration.

A venue is also defined as a distinct operating entity with a brand entity.

• Example: The Roxy is a music venue concept, not just the building at 123 Main St.

Venue Data Model

• See Venue concept page for information on how venues are represented within the data model