Finding parties/raves

fr, i hope someone has answers. The only one I can find is at a convention once a year. Not enough

Depends on ur location. Some places have facebook groups and stuff, some raves posts stickers and stuff in bars. Networking is good if u wanna find the underground stuff.

i would check if any music venues near you have rave nights!! most small-mid size venues host at least a dj night fairly often. if you're near a college town that might also be a good place to look. as a student i've gone to a few basement rave parties, but there is also a venue near me that has frequent rave-like events catered towards non-students

same, and it´s even harder when you live in a town<<<

anyone from uruguay who can guide me through the raveing world???

Eventbrite, google events, facebook groups, flyers posted around town, record stores, local newsletters, etc

Follow local artists that DJ/perform at raves. Join local rave-culture groups (i.e. i found lots of raves through a local psytrance group on Facebook.) Follow those who go to raves locally on Instagram or wherever they post. A lot of raves, at least the legit ones, will be through word of mouth in these small groups. Also befriend those in the circle (as in, the ones running these things.) Which one of these works best probably depends on your location, but these are a good way to start. 

I discovered VRChat raves. That's the best way to get a fix for cheap if you have VR.

this is a bit late, but the main places i look for raves is either skiddle, which i think shows u raves internationally dont quote me on that though, or social media - i normally search up raves uk on tiktok or instagram and gives me quite a few companies who do them regularly!

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  I figured it out. Just search "(your city) raves"

  Join every facebook group for your area and check all the websites for clubs in your area. 

  The way I got into the underground scene was by checking the social media pages of DJs on the fliers and finding smaller events they were throwing.

  Most importantly. Make rave friends, or at least have some friends to go with you. Safety in numbers. Especially when the events are in the sketchier parts of town.

thanks for the advice time guy we appreciate you :]