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Last updated 31 August 2026

Image and Content Attribution

Mini Days uses a Mini Days-owned or licensed image first, then an image supplied through an authorised feed, then a Google Places photo for a permanent venue displayed under Google's terms with photo-author attribution and a link to the source on Google Maps, then a freely licensed photograph from Wikimedia Commons shown with the photographer's name, the licence and a link to the original file page, and finally Mini Days' own category artwork.

We never scrape images from Google Images, Google Maps, Yelp, Instagram, TikTok, Pinterest, blogs, news publications or business websites.

A photograph of a venue is not a photograph of a temporary event happening there.

Map data is from OpenStreetMap contributors.