A NH project...
Bobby Casey
beecee808 at gmail.com
Mon Sep 23 12:36:20 EDT 2019
I love the idea of this and would contribute if I had some time and
energy. I've written a few Python scrapers before, but those were all
years ago and one-offs. If you could share some details about how you've
developed the ones you're presently using then I can try to take a look
if/when I have some spare time. I assume most lists could be easily
developed and maintained with one of the many Python web scraping
libraries, although I have little to no experience with them.
Here's a random list of events and sources that immediately come to mind:
- Chunky's has a lot of sporting events, classic movies, etc that I
often wish I knew about sooner
- Canobie Lake Park has a lot of special dates, events, and shows
- Salem NH has a summer concert series in the "Field of Dreams" park
- The visitnh.gov website has a list of festivals that I only seem to
look at after the interesting events occur (
https://www.visitnh.gov/things-to-do/event-calendar/festivals )
- Not in NH, but Lowell has a great set of festivals and concerts
- There are several lists of beer festivals, Oktoberfests, etc
Thanks for getting this started.
On Sun, Sep 22, 2019 at 2:10 PM Joshua Judson Rosen <rozzin at hackerposse.com>
wrote:
> I just started a project to provide "guerrilla" newsfeeds for
> movie-theatres and stuff;
> wondering if anyone would be interested in helping out--adding more
> newsfeeds for different things.
>
> First is the Wilton Town Hall Theatre, which now has a GNU social stream +
> RSS/Atom feeds
> via <https://nhcrossing.com/>, as described here:
>
> https://status.hackerposse.com/conversation/134528#notice-134772
>
> ... because I love seeing things there, and I've been subscribe to their
> mailing-list
> for years..., but I only recently came to realize/accept that the reason I
> *haven't been*
> seeing things there is that their "ALL THE THINGS!" style of listings
> (both in the e-mails and on the website) is not usable for me--
> and my wife (and kids) and I would probably go see more movies if it didn't
> require so much work to digest the listings.
>
> I've also started capturing the Milford Drive-In's listings into a
> revision-control system
> for the last couple of weeks so that I can find trends in how they update;
> thinking about adding a feed for them next--though, since their season is
> about to end,
> I may postpone work on that in favor of adding a listing for something
> else's that's
> interesting and live during the winter.
>
> Looking for suggestions--and help writing scrapers/converters. Ideally for
> more small-time
> local things that are more likely to appreciate the publicity than to sue
> me
> into oblivion "just per general corporate policy".
>
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