Eventbrite Events Scraper - Extract Events, Pricing & Organizer Data Worldwide

Scrape structured event data from any Eventbrite country site - name, date/time, venue, organizer, category, pricing, and ticket availability - by simply pointing it at an Eventbrite listing page.

What does Eventbrite Events Scraper do?

Give this Actor one or more Eventbrite listing URLs (a city page, a category page, a search results page - on any country domain: eventbrite.com, eventbrite.ie, eventbrite.co.uk, eventbrite.de, eventbrite.com.au, eventbrite.ca, etc.) and it returns one structured record per event, including:

• Core details - name, description, date range, venue, address, geo-coordinates, cover image, ticket URL
• Precise date/time - local start/end time, IANA timezone, and UTC-normalized timestamps
• Classification - category, subcategory, and format (e.g. Music / Nightlife / Party)
• Organizer info - name, profile URL, and description/logo when publicly shown
• Pricing - currency, minimum/maximum ticket price, whether the event is free, and current sales status
• Metadata - Eventbrite's own event ID (for deduplication), source URL, and scrape timestamp

Not affiliated with or endorsed by Eventbrite. Only publicly visible listing and event-page data is collected - no login, CAPTCHA bypass, or access-control circumvention is used.

How it works

For each start URL, the Actor first reads the listing page to find the events on it, then visits each event's own detail page to pull the richer fields above (organizer, pricing, category, etc.), which aren't present on the listing page itself. This means a run typically makes one request per listing page plus one request per event - factor that into maxItems if you're scraping at scale.

Because not every organizer fills in every field on Eventbrite, some fields (organizer description/logo, refund policy, venue capacity, per-ticket-type pricing, taxonomy IDs) will be null or [] on events where Eventbrite itself doesn't publicly expose that data. Nothing is guessed or fabricated - see the Output section for exactly which fields this applies to.

Why scrape Eventbrite?

• Build a local events calendar or aggregator for any city or country
• Track competitor or industry events, organizers, and pricing
• Monitor event trends and ticket availability by category, city, or date
• Feed structured event data into a marketing, research, or community platform

How to use Eventbrite Events Scraper

1. Sign up for a free Apify account.
2. Open this Actor and click Try for free (or Start).
3. Enter one or more Start URLs - any Eventbrite city or category listing page, on any country site, for example:
   • https://www.eventbrite.ie/d/ireland--dublin/events/
   • https://www.eventbrite.com/d/united-states--new-york/events/
   • https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/d/united-kingdom--london/events/
4. Set Max events per start URL (default 5) and leave Proxy configuration on (Apify Proxy is required).
5. Click Start and export results as JSON, CSV, Excel, or via API.

Input

Field	Type	Required	Default	Description
startUrls	array	Yes	https://www.eventbrite.ie/d/ireland--dublin/events/	Eventbrite city/category event listing pages, on any country site. This is also how you control location and category - there's no separate country/city/category input.
maxItems	integer	No	5	Maximum events to scrape per start URL. Set 0 for unlimited.
proxyConfiguration	object	Yes	{ "useApifyProxy": true, "apifyProxyGroups": ["RESIDENTIAL"] }	Apify Proxy is mandatory - Residential is used by default since Eventbrite blocks datacenter IPs with a human-verification challenge.
useCache	boolean	No	false	When enabled, event IDs scraped in previous runs are remembered in a persistent store, so re-running against the same start URLs only fetches events not seen before. Off by default - each run scrapes fresh.

Output

Each dataset item is one event. Fields fall into two groups: a core set always populated from the event's own page, and enrichment fields whose presence depends on what the organizer/Eventbrite publish for that specific event.

Field	Description
name	Event name
startDate, endDate	Event date range
description	Full event description
venue, address, locality, postalCode	Venue name and address
latitude, longitude	Venue geo-coordinates
image	Event cover image URL
url	Direct link to the Eventbrite ticket page
eventId	Eventbrite's own event ID - stable and safe to use as a deduplication key
summary	Short one-line event summary
status	Event status as reported by Eventbrite (e.g. live)
listed	Whether the event is publicly listed/searchable on Eventbrite
startTime, endTime	Local start/end time of day (HH:mm:ss)
timezone	IANA timezone of the event (e.g. Europe/Dublin)
startUtc, endUtc	Start/end date-time normalized to UTC
country, region	Venue's country and region/state, ISO where Eventbrite provides it
onlineEvent	true if the event is hosted online rather than at a physical venue
category, subcategory, format	Eventbrite's classification taxonomy for the event
categoryId, subcategoryId, formatId	Numeric taxonomy IDs where Eventbrite exposes them publicly; categoryId/subcategoryId are currently null since Eventbrite doesn't surface those IDs on the event page
organizerId, organizerName, organizerUrl	Organizer identity and public profile link
organizerDescription, organizerLogo	Organizer bio and logo, only when the organizer has filled these in
organizerPastEvents, organizerFutureEvents	Reserved for organizer event counts; currently null - Eventbrite's event page doesn't publish a past/future split
isFree	true if the event has no paid tickets
currency	ISO currency code for ticket prices
priceMin, priceMax	Lowest/highest ticket price found; null for free events or when pricing isn't published
ticketAvailability	Current sales status (e.g. on_sale, sold_out, not_yet_on_sale)
venueId	Eventbrite's internal venue ID
venueCapacity	Venue capacity, when publicly shown (currently rarely available - null otherwise)
ticketTypes	Structured per-ticket-type pricing (name/price/currency/status) when reliably available; [] otherwise - use priceMin/priceMax for the aggregate price range instead
refundPolicy	Publicly stated refund policy (policyType, isRefundAllowed, validDays), or null when not shown
source	Always "Eventbrite"
sourceUrl	The event URL that was scraped
scrapedAt	ISO timestamp of when the item was scraped

ticketTypes and venueCapacity reflect what Eventbrite's static event page publishes; if an organizer only shows an aggregate price range (the common case), you'll get priceMin/priceMax with an empty ticketTypes array rather than a fabricated breakdown.

Example item

{
    "name": "LC Results Night @ Soho Nightclub, Dublin",
    "startDate": "2026-08-21",
    "endDate": "2026-08-22",
    "description": "Dublin's Biggest Leaving Cert Results Party",
    "venue": "Soho Dublin",
    "address": "21 D'Olier Street",
    "locality": "Dublin",
    "postalCode": "D02 A370",
    "latitude": "53.3464476",
    "longitude": "-6.257863899999999",
    "image": "https://img.evbuc.com/...",
    "url": "https://www.eventbrite.ie/e/lc-results-night-soho-nightclub-dublin-tickets-1992291629896",
    "eventId": "1992291629896",
    "summary": "Dublin's Biggest Leaving Cert Results Party",
    "status": "live",
    "listed": true,
    "startTime": "22:30:00",
    "endTime": "02:30:00",
    "timezone": "Europe/Dublin",
    "startUtc": "2026-08-21T21:30:00Z",
    "endUtc": "2026-08-22T01:30:00Z",
    "country": "IE",
    "region": "Dublin",
    "onlineEvent": false,
    "category": "Music",
    "categoryId": null,
    "subcategory": "Other",
    "subcategoryId": null,
    "format": "Party",
    "formatId": "11",
    "organizerId": "78506806553",
    "organizerName": "Touch Events",
    "organizerUrl": "https://www.eventbrite.ie/o/touch-events-78506806553",
    "organizerDescription": null,
    "organizerLogo": null,
    "organizerPastEvents": null,
    "organizerFutureEvents": null,
    "isFree": false,
    "currency": "EUR",
    "priceMin": 13.85,
    "priceMax": 15.99,
    "ticketAvailability": "on_sale",
    "source": "Eventbrite",
    "sourceUrl": "https://www.eventbrite.ie/e/lc-results-night-soho-nightclub-dublin-tickets-1992291629896",
    "scrapedAt": "2026-08-21T09:00:00.000Z",
    "venueId": "298248637",
    "venueCapacity": null,
    "ticketTypes": [],
    "refundPolicy": { "policyType": "no_refunds", "isRefundAllowed": false, "validDays": 0 }
}

Export results as JSON, CSV, Excel, XML, or via the Apify API once a run finishes.

Pricing

This Actor is billed on a pay-per-result basis (~$1 per 1,000 dataset items). A default cap of 5 events per start URL keeps trial runs inexpensive; raise maxItems for larger runs. Note that each event costs one extra page request (the detail-page visit used to enrich the output), so overall run time scales with the number of events, not just the number of start URLs.

FAQ

Is this legal? This Actor only collects publicly available event listing and event-page data. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by Eventbrite. Please respect the site's Terms of Service and applicable data protection laws (GDPR).

Why does it need a residential proxy? Eventbrite blocks Apify's shared datacenter proxy pool with a human-verification challenge - a residential proxy is required and enabled by default for reliable results.

Will every event have every field filled in? No. Fields like organizerDescription, organizerLogo, refundPolicy, venueCapacity, and ticketTypes depend entirely on what the organizer has published for that specific event. When Eventbrite doesn't expose a field, this Actor returns null (or [] for list fields) rather than guessing.

Does it work on any Eventbrite country site? Yes - location and currency are entirely determined by the start URLs you provide, so eventbrite.ie, eventbrite.com, eventbrite.co.uk, eventbrite.de, eventbrite.com.au, etc. are all supported the same way.

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