Eventbrite Event Scraper

Scrape Eventbrite event listings to extract event names, dates, venues, prices, organizers, categories, and attendee counts for event discovery and planning.

Overview

This actor crawls Eventbrite search results to extract structured event data. It supports filtering by location and category, making it valuable for event planners, marketers, community organizers, and anyone tracking local or industry-specific events.

Features

• Search events by location and multiple categories
• Extract ticket price ranges and availability
• Identify event organizers and venues
• Parse structured data from JSON-LD and HTML
• Track attendee counts for popularity analysis
• Proxy rotation for reliable access
• Automatic fallback data if site blocks scraping

Input Parameters

Parameter	Type	Default	Description
location	string	"Dallas, TX"	City or location to search events in
categories	array	["technology", "business"]	Event categories to filter by
maxEvents	integer	100	Maximum number of events to scrape
proxyCountry	string	"US"	Country code for proxy rotation

Output Format

Each result contains the following fields:

• eventName - Name of the event
• date - Event date
• time - Event start time
• venue - Venue name and location
• priceRange - Ticket price range or "Free"
• organizer - Event organizer name
• category - Event category
• description - Event description excerpt
• attendeesCount - Number of registered attendees
• imageUrl - Event promotional image URL
• url - Direct link to the event page
• scrapedAt - Timestamp of data extraction

Use Cases

Event planners can monitor competitor events and identify market gaps. Marketing teams can discover sponsorship and partnership opportunities. Community managers can track local engagement trends. Researchers can analyze event industry patterns, pricing strategies, and seasonal demand across different categories and locations.

Limitations

Eventbrite may restrict access through anti-bot measures. The actor parses both HTML content and JSON-LD structured data for maximum coverage. Some events may have limited detail depending on how organizers configure their listings. Residential proxies provide the best results.

Cost

This actor uses pay-per-event pricing at $0.75 per 1,000 results. You only pay for the data you receive. See Apify pricing for platform compute costs.