Create a Facebook Event

I need to create an event for our July 22 summer block party for Riverside Bakery and Café. Title it Riverside Bakery Summer Block Party, set the location to 214 Elm Street, start at 11:00 AM and end at 3:00 PM, mark it as public, add the cover photo named 'Riverside_BlockParty_July22.jpg', include a short description that highlights free samples, kids' face painting, and a 20% discount coupon for attendees, list ticket type as Free RSVP, and add co-host: Elm Street Neighborhood Association. Before publishing, check the date, address, and co-host spelling, and confirm the cover image crops correctly on mobile.

Before I publish this Riverside Bakery Summer Block Party event, make it easy for busy customers to decide to come: surface the free-sample and 20% discount lines at the top of the description, show the start and end times in bold near the title, make the address clickable with driving directions, add a short FAQ with parking and stroller accessibility, and flag anything that looks like missing permits or age restrictions that would make a neighborhood reviewer hesitate.

I scheduled the event for July 22, 11:00–15:00 at 214 Elm Street; Marcus from the bakery just warned the headline band may not finish before our scheduled cleanup and they want to extend to 16:00. I do not know whether neighbors or the co-host will object, or if the park permit allows the extra hour. Recommend the likely consequences and the best next move: should I push the end to 16:00 now, add a tentative note on the event, or hold off until Marcus confirms the band schedule?

We create events for the bakery every quarter but repeatedly lose RSVPs and get angry messages because times or discount details change after people register. Where are we most likely dropping the ball — event draft approvals, image cropping, or post-confirmation edits — and which single habit should we change now so future events stop getting last-minute edits that hurt attendance?