Arts Council & Gallery Software

Yes. An 8-week course takes one registration and one payment, and weekly drop-in classes can list each date separately. Both sit on the same calendar. See program and event registration for waitlists, member pricing, and payment plans.

Yes, by link or subscription. Communal publishes a public programs page with a month calendar that you can link from your site, and a calendar feed people can add to Google Calendar or Apple Calendar. Both update when you add or change a program.

Yes, once you turn reminders on. Each registrant gets an email a set number of hours before each session, including every week of a multi-week course, and you can leave individual programs out.

You set up the call as a registration with a form and image uploads. Artists answer your questions and attach images of their work, and your committee opens each application to review the answers, the files, and each other's notes. Vendor markets work the same way, with questions about what each vendor sells and the booth they need.

Yes. Each program can have a price per membership type and a guest price, or no guest price at all so only members can register. The right price is applied at checkout, with no codes to hand out.

Yes. Run camps by age group, discipline, or week, with age limits, waivers at checkout, your own intake questions, and registration dates that open and close on schedule. More on the day camp registration software page.

Yes. Each space has its own booking calendar and rates. Renters see what is free, answer your booking form, and either pay at checkout or send a request you approve and invoice. See facility rental software for deposits, recurring bookings, and approval rules.

Yes. Members and the public book desks or studio stations by the hour, or buy a fixed package such as a full day. Set member rates by membership type, or require a membership to book at all. It runs on the same calendar as the rest of your spaces.

Yes, and migration is free. Plenty of arts organizations arrive with that exact stack. Our team scopes the move, imports your members and history, and helps you set up programs before your next registration opens.

Yes. A receipt is emailed as each donation is recorded. Canadian charities get CRA receipts for straightforward gifts, and US receipts are written for 501(c)(3) organizations.

Yes. Pick the program as the audience, or build one from membership types, recently expired members, tags, roles, or volunteer shifts.

No. Communal runs both on one member database, so a member's class registrations, rentals, and donations sit on the same record. Most arts organizations arrive using a membership tool alongside Eventbrite or Google Forms and a spreadsheet to reconcile them, and that reconciliation is the work that goes away.

Yes. Sell studio-access memberships, run class and workshop registration, and put the kiln, the presses, or bench space on the booking calendar with member rates or members-only access.

A donor CRM tracks giving. An arts organization also has class registration, camp waivers, artist submissions, studio bookings, and memberships. Communal includes donations and tax receipts, but it is built around the whole operation rather than fundraising alone.

Communal starts at $75/month, or $140/month with facility bookings for your studios, classrooms, and event spaces. Class and camp registration is the Programs & Events module, +$50/month. You only pay for the modules you use. See pricing, or book a demo and we will price your exact setup. No contracts, and migration is free.