Eventbrite Events Scraper

Extract events from Eventbrite — name, dates, venue, organizer, geocoordinates, image, category, tags, and ticket URL. Browse by location, category, or paste any Eventbrite browse URL. No proxy required.

Features

• 29 output fields per event — flat schema with typed defaults (zero nulls)
• Filter by location (city / state / country / online)
• Filter by category (music, business, food-and-drink, sports, etc.)
• Pagination — walks ?page=N until maxItems reached (~20 events per page)
• Geocoordinates for every event with a venue
• No proxy, no cookies, no login — works directly from datacenter IPs

Input

Field	Type	Description
startUrls	Array	Eventbrite browse URLs (e.g., https://www.eventbrite.com/d/ny--new-york/all-events/). Filters in the URL pass through.
location	String	City/region slug used when no startUrls (e.g., ny--new-york, ca--san-francisco, united-states, online)
category	String	Category slug (e.g., music, business, food-and-drink, sports)
maxItems	Integer	Maximum events to return (default 50, max 500)

Example Input

{
    "location": "ny--new-york",
    "category": "music",
    "maxItems": 100
}

Or with a direct URL:

{
    "startUrls": ["https://www.eventbrite.com/d/online/business/"],
    "maxItems": 50
}

Output

Each event has 29 fields. All fields are always present — empty strings, zero, false, or empty array as typed defaults, never null.

Identity

Field	Type	Description
id	String	Eventbrite event ID
name	String	Event name
summary	String	Short summary (truncated to 1,000 chars)
url	String	Event page URL
ticketsUrl	String	Direct checkout URL

Dates

Field	Type	Description
startDate	String	Start date (YYYY-MM-DD)
startTime	String	Start time (HH:MM)
endDate	String	End date (YYYY-MM-DD)
endTime	String	End time (HH:MM)
timezone	String	IANA timezone (e.g., America/New_York)

Venue

Field	Type	Description
isOnline	Boolean	Whether it's a virtual event
isCancelled	Boolean	Whether the event is cancelled
venueName	String	Primary venue name
venueAddress	String	Full street address
venueCity	String	City
venueRegion	String	State / region code
venueCountry	String	Country code (US)
venuePostalCode	String	ZIP / postal code
latitude	Number	Latitude
longitude	Number	Longitude

Classification

Field	Type	Description
category	String	Eventbrite category (e.g., Music, Business)
format	String	Event format (e.g., Concert, Workshop)
tags	Array	Organizer tags / keywords
language	String	Language code

Other

Field	Type	Description
imageUrl	String	Uncropped master cover image URL (typically 2160×1080) — the highest-resolution variant Eventbrite serves
gallery	Array	Every variant Eventbrite exposes for the cover image, in descending quality: master (uncropped), large (~1024 px), medium (~640 px), small (~320 px), and the display thumbnail
primaryOrganizerId	String	Organizer ID
ticketsBy	String	Ticket provider name
scrapedAt	String	ISO 8601 scrape timestamp

FAQ

Q: Do I need a proxy? No. Eventbrite browse pages are publicly accessible from datacenter IPs via Chrome 131 TLS impersonation. The scraper extracts the embedded window.__SERVER_DATA__ JSON which contains all event data — no auth or cookies needed.

Q: How do I filter by city? Use the location slug Eventbrite uses in its URLs. Examples:

• ny--new-york, ca--san-francisco, tx--austin
• united-kingdom, germany, united-states
• online (for virtual events)

You can also paste any Eventbrite browse URL into startUrls directly.

Q: How do I filter by category? Use the category slug from Eventbrite URLs:

• music, business, food-and-drink, community, arts
• sports-and-fitness, health, science-and-tech, family-and-education

Q: How fresh is the data? Eventbrite browse pages are served from their live database — events appear immediately after publication.

Q: Are paid and free events both included? Yes. Both ticketed and free events appear in browse results.

Q: What resolution are the cover images? imageUrl is the uncropped master image Eventbrite serves — typically 2160×1080 (~400 KB JPEG). The gallery array also includes Eventbrite's pre-cropped focal-point variants (large 1024 px, medium 640 px, small 320 px) plus the display thumbnail, so you can pick whichever size fits your downstream use. Every URL is signed by Eventbrite's CDN and works without modification.

Use Cases

• Event marketing research — track competitor events in your category / region
• Venue analytics — map events by venue to understand utilization
• Calendar aggregation — feed event data into calendars or city guides
• Lead generation — identify event organizers in target markets
• Travel planning — find events happening in destination cities
• Trend analysis — spot rising tags / categories over time