Eventbrite Event Finder with Venue Geocoordinates

Browse Eventbrite's public listing pages by city, category, or a direct browse URL and get a flat, structured row for every event — venue address, geocoordinates, cover image, organizer and ticket link included.

What this actor does

• Reads public Eventbrite "browse" pages (built from a location slug and category slug, or pasted as URLs) and pages through them until maxItems is reached or a page comes back with fewer than 10 events
• Resolves each event's venue into a street address, city, region, country, postal code and latitude/longitude
• Collects the event's cover image at every resolution Eventbrite publishes, from the uncropped master down to the display thumbnail
• Splits each event's tags into its Eventbrite category, format (e.g. Concert, Workshop), and organizer-chosen keyword tags
• Returns every field on every record: when Eventbrite doesn't publish a value, the field holds an empty string, false, an empty array, or 0 for the coordinates, instead of being left out

Output per event

Field	Description
id	Eventbrite event ID
name	Event name
summary	Short summary, truncated to 1000 characters
url	Event page URL
ticketsUrl	Direct checkout URL
startDate / startTime	Event start date (YYYY-MM-DD) and time
endDate / endTime	Event end date and time
timezone	IANA timezone of the event (e.g. America/New_York)
isOnline	true if the event is a virtual/online event
isCancelled	true if Eventbrite marks the event cancelled
venueName	Primary venue name
venueAddress	Full display address of the venue
venueCity / venueRegion / venueCountry / venuePostalCode	Venue address components
latitude / longitude	Venue geocoordinates; both are 0 when Eventbrite gives no venue location (for example online events)
imageUrl	Highest-resolution cover image Eventbrite serves for the event
gallery	Every image variant Eventbrite exposes for the cover (master, large, medium, small, thumbnail), in descending quality
category	Eventbrite category, e.g. "Music" or "Business"
format	Event format, e.g. "Concert" or "Workshop"
tags	Organizer-assigned keyword tags
primaryOrganizerId	Organizer's Eventbrite ID
ticketsBy	Ticket provider name
language	Listing language code
scrapedAt	ISO 8601 timestamp of when the run started (the same on every record of a run)

Input

Field	Type	Default	Description
startUrls	array	–	Eventbrite browse URLs (e.g. https://www.eventbrite.com/d/ny--new-york/all-events/). Any filters already in the URL are kept. URLs that aren't on an Eventbrite domain are ignored. When at least one URL is given, location and category are not used.
location	string	–	City/region slug used when no startUrls are given, e.g. ny--new-york, ca--san-francisco, united-states, online. Defaults to united-states when left blank.
category	string	–	Category slug, e.g. music, business, food-and-drink, sports. Combined with location; without it, all events are browsed.
maxItems	integer	50	Maximum number of events to return across all URLs (1–500). Events listed under several URLs are returned once.

Example: search by city and category

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

Example: browse online events directly

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

Example: paste a pre-filtered browse URL

{
  "startUrls": ["https://www.eventbrite.com/d/united-kingdom--london/food-and-drink/"],
  "maxItems": 200
}

Use cases

• Event marketing research — track what competitors in your category and city are promoting
• Venue analytics — group events by venueName and coordinates to see which venues are most active
• Calendar and city-guide aggregation — pull current listings into a local events calendar
• Organizer lead generation — identify active event organizers in a target region
• Travel planning — see what's happening in a destination city on specific dates

FAQ

Do I need to log in or provide a proxy? No. The actor reads Eventbrite's public browse pages directly; no account, cookies, or proxy configuration is needed.

How do I target a specific city? Use the location slug Eventbrite uses in its own URLs, such as ny--new-york, ca--san-francisco, tx--austin, united-kingdom, or online for virtual-only events. You can also paste any Eventbrite browse URL straight into startUrls.

Why are some fields empty strings instead of missing? Every event record always contains the full set of fields; when Eventbrite doesn't publish a value (for example, no format tag or no venue for an online event), the field is returned as an empty string, false, an empty array, or 0 (for latitude/longitude) rather than being left out. Treat 0, 0 coordinates as "unknown".

Does this include both free and paid events? The actor doesn't filter by price, so it returns whatever the browse page lists. Ticket prices are not part of the output; use ticketsUrl to check them.

How current is the data? Browse pages reflect Eventbrite's live listings, so newly published or updated events show up on the next run.

Is this affiliated with Eventbrite? No. This actor independently reads Eventbrite's public pages and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Eventbrite.

Why might I get fewer events than maxItems? If a location/category combination has fewer live events than requested, or the browse pages run out before maxItems is reached, the actor returns everything it found instead of padding the output.