Community notice
What’s on this week
Clear events, opening times, classes, offers and contact details laid out like a tidy local board.
Choose Board ANoticeboard / Venue family V3
Three properly different local-notice website directions.
This version moves away from black-heavy poster energy and brings the family back to pubs, cafes, venues, community boards, windows, flyers and real local life.
Classic Noticeboard
Board A — the friendly community board.
This one feels like a local board inside a pub, cafe, church hall, village shop or class venue. It is the safest customer-friendly option for businesses that want charm without looking too wild.
Book a table
01202 000000Best for
- Pubs and cafes with regular events
- Community halls, clubs and classes
- Local shops that want a warm village-board feel
- Businesses needing clear updates without a corporate look
Feels: friendly, handmade, useful, easy to trust.
Shop / Pub Window
Venue B — the warm window people stop and read.
This version puts the customer outside the venue looking in. It feels like walking past a pub or cafe window and instantly seeing what is on, when it is open and how to book.
The Corner Venue
Food · music · community
12pm — 11pm
8:30pm · free entry
Sunday roast · lunch menu · coffee
Warm glow
Why it works
It gives pubs, bars, cafes and restaurants a visual hook that is obvious straight away: “This is a real place. Here’s what’s happening. Come in.”
Events
Menus
Hours
Booking
Feels: cosy, lively, venue-led, more commercial than Board A.
Street Posters / Lamp Post
Hub C — the layered local event hub.
This is the liveliest one. It uses lamp-post flyers, stickers and taped paper layers, so it suits gig guides, open mics, markets, community events and anything that changes often.
Local Hub
What’s on near you
Better for a website that needs to feel like a live notice stream rather than one fixed business brochure.
- Gig guide
- Open mic
- Markets
- Classes
- Pop-ups
- Community events
This weekend
Live music · food · makers
Find the next thing happening locally.
Quick customer guide
Which one should a customer pick?
Pick Board A if...
They want the friendliest, softest, most community-led look.
Pick Venue B if...
They run a pub, cafe, bar or restaurant and want a warm “come inside” feel.
Pick Hub C if...
They list events, gigs, classes or markets and need energy and movement.
Ready to pick?
Tell Bunny which notice style feels right.
For the final Bunny site this can become a soft “ask about this style” enquiry route. For now it is a clean deployable choices page for the template system.