The Its Network
About The Its Network
The Its network is a family of independent websites that each guide visitors to events and places in one state or one region. It’s The USA is the front door: a directory that shows every live guide in one place and sends you to the guide that fits your trip.
What This Site Does
This site lists the guides, says whether each is a state guide or a regional guide, and links to it. It is not built to rank for event searches and it does not compete with the guides. If you want to know what is on in a place, open that place’s guide.
We link, we do not copy. Event pages, dates, prices and place details live only on the guide that checked them. This hub holds a short description and a link for each guide, so there is one source of truth for every fact.
State Guides And Regional Guides
- State guide: covers a whole state, or the part of a state the guide names on its own home page.
- Regional guide: covers a city or an area inside a state, such as Show Low and the White Mountains or San Diego.
The home page labels every card with one of these two types. Each guide’s own About page says exactly what it covers.
The Guides Today
- It's San Diego (regional guide): San Diego, California.
- It's Georgia (state guide): Georgia.
- It's Massachusetts (state guide): Massachusetts.
- It's Minnesota (state guide): Minnesota.
- It's Missouri (state guide): Missouri.
- It's North Carolina (state guide): North Carolina.
- It's South Carolina (state guide): South Carolina.
- It's Tennessee (state guide): Tennessee.
- It's Show Low (regional guide): Show Low and the White Mountains, Arizona.
How The Guides Are Made
Each guide follows the same editorial standards: official sources only, dates checked on the organizer’s own page, and anything unconfirmed labelled as unconfirmed. Research and first drafts use AI-assisted tools, and the facts are then checked against the original source. If we get something wrong, the corrections page says how to tell us and how fixes are logged.
Who Runs It
The network is run by one independent publisher. The disclosure page says how the sites are funded and what we do and do not accept.