How to read a listing: “Confirmed” vs. “Scheduled”

Oct 18, 2026

Many markets are held on a rule, such as “every 1st and 3rd Sunday”. The organizer states the rule officially, but does not always confirm each single day. We show the two cases differently.

Confirmed (official)

We found this specific occurrence in the organizer’s or municipality’s official information. The date beside the label is the day we last checked.

Scheduled (from recurring rule)

We calculated the date from the official rule. The market is very likely to be on, but nobody has confirmed that day yet. Please check the official page, linked under “Sources”, before you go.

Cancelled, postponed, and to be confirmed

• Cancelled and postponed events stay on the page, marked as such.
• “To be confirmed” means we could not confirm it, or it has been more than 14 days since the last check.

The same labels are explained in the guide and in Listing Policy & Sources.

Events can change or be cancelled. Please check the organizer’s official information before you go or apply.