Eventbrite Scraper

Public Eventbrite events by city, keyword or URL — dates, venues, organizers, ticket prices and full descriptions — as clean JSON.

Scrape public Eventbrite events by city, keyword or URL: dates with time zone, venue address and coordinates, organizer, ticket price range, free and sold-out flags, category, and full descriptions. Paste any Eventbrite search page (with its date, price or format filters) or a single event page, or just type keywords and a city. Works on every Eventbrite country site (eventbrite.com, .co.uk, .com.au, .de, …). No login, no API key, no proxy. Built for event aggregators and newsletters, local-market and competitor research, sponsorship and venue prospecting, and lead generation from event organizers.

⚡ Quick start

{
  "startUrls": [
    { "url": "https://www.eventbrite.com/d/ny--new-york/tech-events/" }
  ],
  "maxItems": 5
}

Or search by keyword and city:

{
  "searchTerms": ["jazz", "wine tasting"],
  "location": "London",
  "maxItems": 20
}

🧩 Input

Field	Type	Required	Default	Description
startUrls	array	no	—	Eventbrite search pages (…/d/<place>/<keyword>/, filters kept) and single event pages (…/e/<event>-tickets-<id>), on any Eventbrite country site.
searchTerms	array	no	—	Keywords to search for, for example jazz or data science. Each keyword counts as its own start URL.
location	string	no	—	City or place for the search keywords, for example London or San Francisco. Leave empty to search online events.
maxItems	integer	no	—	Maximum number of events per start URL or keyword. The input form starts at 5; leave it empty to get every result Eventbrite lists (up to about 1,000 per search).
includeDetails	boolean	no	true	Open each event's page for the full description, organizer, ticket price range and sold-out status. Turn it off for a faster run with only what the search page shows.
proxyConfiguration	object	no	{ "useApifyProxy": false }	Proxy settings. Eventbrite's public pages need no proxy.

Add at least one URL to startUrls or one keyword to searchTerms.

Finding a search URL. Search on eventbrite.com, pick a city and set any filters you want (date, price, category, online), then copy the address from your browser. It looks like https://www.eventbrite.com/d/ny--new-york/tech-events/.

📤 Output

Each event is one dataset row.

Fields

Field	Type	Description
id	string	Eventbrite event ID.
name	string	Event name.
url	string	Event page on Eventbrite.
summary	string	Short summary written by the organizer.
descriptionHtml	string	Full event description as HTML.
descriptionText	string	Full event description as plain text.
startDate	string	Start, in the event's local time with its UTC offset (ISO 8601).
endDate	string	End, in the event's local time with its UTC offset (ISO 8601).
timezone	string	The event's time zone, such as America/New_York.
isOnline	boolean	Whether the event is online.
status	string	Event status: live, started, ended, completed or canceled.
venueName	string	Venue name. Empty for online events.
address	string	Venue address on one line.
city	string	Venue city.
region	string	Venue state or region.
country	string	Venue country code, such as US.
latitude	number	Venue latitude.
longitude	number	Venue longitude.
organizerId	string	Eventbrite organizer ID.
organizerName	string	Organizer name.
organizerUrl	string	Organizer's Eventbrite profile.
organizerEventCount	number	Number of events the organizer has run on Eventbrite.
organizerTotalAttendees	number	Total attendees across the organizer's events.
isFree	boolean	Whether the event is free.
minPrice	number	Lowest ticket price.
maxPrice	number	Highest ticket price.
currency	string	Ticket currency, such as USD.
salesStatus	string	Ticket sales status, such as on_sale, sold_out, sales_ended or not_yet_on_sale.
isSoldOut	boolean	Whether the event is sold out.
category	string	Eventbrite category, such as Science & Tech.
subcategory	string	Eventbrite subcategory.
format	string	Event format, such as Networking or Class.
tags	array	Tags the organizer added. Filled for events found through a search page.
imageUrl	string	Event cover image.
publishedAt	string	When the event was published (ISO 8601). Filled for events found through a search page.

With includeDetails off, the description, organizer name and counts, prices and sales status are null, because the search page does not show them.

💡 Use cases

• Event aggregation — fill city guides, newsletters and event apps with upcoming events by place, topic and date.
• Lead generation — find active organizers in a niche or city, with their event volume and audience size.
• Market research — track what kinds of events run where, how they are priced, and which sell out.
• Sponsorship and venue prospecting — spot recurring events and busy venues worth approaching.

❓ FAQ

• Do I need an Eventbrite account or API key? No. The Actor reads the same public pages any visitor sees.
• Do I need a proxy? No. It runs without one by default.
• How many events can I get per search? Eventbrite shows up to about 1,000 results (49 pages) per search. Narrow the search with filters, or add more keywords and cities, to cover more.
• Can I keep my search filters? Yes. Set the date, price, category or online filters on eventbrite.com and paste the resulting URL.
• Why are tags and publishedAt empty for some events? They come from the search page. Events you add as single event URLs don't have them.
• Why do some events show a price of 0? The event is free, or every ticket class is free; isFree says which.
• Why did a run return fewer events than expected? The search may list fewer events than maxItems, and an event listed twice is saved once. Open an issue if something looks off.

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🖼 Image credit

Image credit: eventbrite.com