A pixel-art village green on a summer evening, a town hall and bandstand with a choir, a football pitch and club stalls under bunting, signed with community favicons.

Community sites in Square Town: clubs, nonprofits and causes on one wall

Clubs, teams, nonprofits, associations, causes, civic and government — a group's own site.

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63 squares, each opening its card in town.

Community is the smallest district and the one the town would most like to grow: a group's own site, rather than a product people use — a football club, a makerspace, a nonprofit, a residents' association, a cause, a municipality. The distinction from social is that a community site belongs to a group; a social site is a product a group happens to use.

Every square here is free and stays free, and the eviction rule that makes the commercial districts lively rarely touches this one — nobody pays a dollar to evict a choir. Square Town for communities is the invitation.

If your group's site is here on a seeded square, open it in town and pick up the keys.