> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://circles.logos.co/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://circles.logos.co/readme/for-circle-stewards/section-2-preparing-for-the-first-circle/how-to-create-a-luma-event.md). # How to create a Luma event **Before you start promoting your Circle, you should have the Luma event page ready to go.** **Step 1:** Go to the Logos Luma calendar **Step 2:** Click '+Submit event', then '+ Create New Event' from the dropdown
**Step 3:** Add your event name using the format Logos Circle: \[city]. Input the correct time and date of your Circle, and the venue address where it will take place.
**Step 4:** Click add description to input the event description. Use the template copy below or create your own to populate the description
**Step 5:** Create an image using the [Figma template here](https://www.figma.com/buzz/4z6y8SuofSh6i5OQFGIEI6/Untitled?node-id=1-95\&t=kqVN8IvfPDPoKmSR-0) (dm amelia\_\_cares on Discord if you have any access issues). Click the image icon on the event page to upload your image.
**Step 6:** Verify that you are submitting to the Logos calendar, and click 'Create event'.
**Step 7:** Add Logos () as event co-host.
*** Below is a template that can be used for your Luma event page. Feel free to write your own copy, but make sure to include an agenda, it’s important that people come prepared to introduce themselves and share thoughts with the circle. Also key: make the focus on the winnable issue clear. Circles aren’t just another crypto meetup, they’re about real action. That should be evident on the Luma page. {% hint style="info" %} Tailor the template to your Circle by updating all relevant sections and removing any default placeholder content. {% endhint %} *** #### First Circle *** Welcome to the First Gathering of Logos Circle, {{City}} Logos Circles are local, self-organising groups that take action on real issues where their members live. As the old system fails, they build what people actually need: a community that supports them, the agency to solve their own problems, and sovereign technology to act with. This gathering marks the launch of Logos Circle {{City}}. From housing and food insecurity to surveillance capitalism, we believe real change starts locally. It's a chance to meet like-minded people and lay the groundwork for projects that matter. Everyone is welcome, whether you're ready to get involved or just curious to learn more. **Our winnable issue** Every Logos Circle is built around action, not just discussion. The point of this first gathering is to pick one winnable issue we can realistically take on together. **We'll focus on:** {{Pick one or two issue buckets relevant to your city. For each, state the bucket, a one-line framing question, and 3-4 candidate first actions.}} Often the simplest first action is to map the problem itself: a walking audit, an asset-mapping exercise, or a short local survey that builds shared understanding before we design solutions. This first Circle will be successful if we leave with a winnable issue chosen, a first action performed, the volunteers to carry it, and a date to meet again. **Agenda** Welcome — light refreshments while meeting fellow community members and settling in. Introductions — meet your local Circle Steward and other participants. Everyone briefly shares background, interests, and reasons for joining. What is Logos? — an introduction to the movement, its values, and how local communities create real-world impact through collaboration and decentralised technology. Focus on Local Issues — discuss local opportunities and challenges, share perspectives, and explore where collective action can create meaningful impact. Selecting Our First Community Project — select our first winnable issue, agree a practical first action, and identify volunteers to move it forward before the next gathering. Next Steps — how members stay involved, the roadmap for the Circle, and our next gathering. **About Logos** Logos brings together a technology stack and a social movement to form a parallel society. The stack provides the infrastructure: decentralised, private-by-default tools for communication, storage, and coordination. The movement builds local institutions on it, through community action, problem solving, skill building, mutual aid, and a culture of civic duty. In this way, Logos produces: * Sovereign individuals, free to speak, transact, and exit without permission. * Sound money, free from debasement and censorship. * Private coordination, where revealing yourself is a choice. * Communities with the agency to solve their own problems. Logos Circles are the local expression of this. Real change starts locally. Join us as we begin building the Logos Circle {{City}} community together. Read more about the technology: Read our manifesto to dive deeper into our ideals and technology: *** #### Future Circles *** Welcome to the upcoming gathering of Logos Circle, {{City}} Logos Circles are local, self-organising groups that take action on real issues where their members live. As the old system fails, they build what people actually need: a community that supports them, the agency to solve their own problems, and sovereign technology to act with. From housing and food insecurity to surveillance capitalism, we believe real change starts locally. This is a chance to meet like-minded people and keep building the projects that matter. Everyone is welcome, whether you've been with us from the start or are joining for the first time. **Agenda** Arrival & Beverages — settle in with a selection of drinks and take some time to reconnect, meet new people, or ask questions. Introductions — we'll welcome new participants and reintroduce ourselves. You'll be invited to share a little about your background and what brings you here. Circle Discussion * Quick recap of last session and updates on active winnable stories * Group discussion on emerging issues and ideas for possible new initiatives * Open floor for skills-sharing and collaboration Wrap-up — we'll share next steps, when we'll next meet, responsibilities, and any volunteering opportunities that arise. **About Logos** Logos brings together a technology stack and a social movement to form a parallel society. The stack provides the infrastructure: decentralised, private-by-default tools for communication, storage, and coordination. The movement builds local institutions on it, through community action, problem solving, skill building, mutual aid, and a culture of civic duty. In this way, Logos produces: * Sovereign individuals, free to speak, transact, and exit without permission. * Sound money, free from debasement and censorship. * Private coordination, where revealing yourself is a choice. * Communities with the agency to solve their own problems. Logos Circles are the local expression of this. Real change starts locally. Read more about the technology: Read our manifesto to dive deeper into our ideals and technology: --- # Agent Instructions This documentation is published with GitBook. GitBook is the documentation platform designed so that both humans and AI agents can read, navigate, and reason over technical content effectively. Learn more at gitbook.com. ## Querying This Documentation If you need additional information that is not directly available in this page, you can query the documentation dynamically by asking a question. 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