Eventbrite Events Scraper

Search Eventbrite like a visitor does: type a keyword and a city name, pick dates, category, price or online events, and get every matching event as one clean row. Each row has the dates, venue address with coordinates, organizer with followers and social links, ticket prices, sold-out status and the cover image. Run many searches in one go; an event found by two searches is saved once.

What data can you extract?

Field	Type	Description
id	String	Eventbrite event ID. Use it with the Eventbrite Event Details Scraper.
name	String	Event title as shown on Eventbrite.
summary	String or null	Short event summary written by the organizer.
url	String	Public Eventbrite page of the event.
start_date	String	Local start date in YYYY-MM-DD format.
start_time	String or null	Local start time in HH:MM format.
end_date	String or null	Local end date in YYYY-MM-DD format.
end_time	String or null	Local end time in HH:MM format.
timezone	String	Time zone of the start and end times, for example Europe/Berlin.
is_online_event	Boolean	True when the event takes place online.
is_cancelled	Boolean or null	True when the organizer cancelled the event.
tags	Array<Object>	Eventbrite category, format and organizer tags, each with tag, prefix and name.
venue_name	String or null	Name of the venue. Null for online events.
address	String or null	Full venue address in local format.
city	String or null	City of the venue.
region	String or null	State or region code of the venue.
postal_code	String or null	Postal code of the venue.
country	String or null	Two-letter country code of the venue.
latitude	String or null	Venue latitude as text.
longitude	String or null	Venue longitude as text.
organizer_id	String or null	Eventbrite ID of the organizer.
organizer_name	String or null	Name of the organizer.
organizer_url	String or null	Eventbrite profile page of the organizer.
organizer_followers	Integer or null	Number of Eventbrite followers of the organizer.
organizer_website	String or null	Website of the organizer.
organizer_twitter	String or null	X (Twitter) handle of the organizer.
organizer_facebook	String or null	Facebook page name of the organizer.
min_price	String or null	Lowest ticket price as text, for example 11.83.
max_price	String or null	Highest ticket price as text.
currency	String or null	Three-letter currency code of the ticket prices.
is_free	Boolean or null	True when all tickets are free.
is_sold_out	Boolean or null	True when the event is sold out.
has_available_tickets	Boolean or null	True when tickets can still be bought.
sales_status	String or null	Ticket sales status, for example on_sale, not_yet_on_sale or sold_out.
sales_end	String or null	End of ticket sales in UTC.
urgency	Array<String> or null	Scarcity labels such as new, few_tickets_left or sales_ending_soon.
image_url	String or null	URL of the event cover image.
tickets_url	String or null	Checkout link for tickets.
language	String or null	Language code of the event page, for example de-de.
published	String or null	Date and time in UTC when the event was published.
search	Object	The search entry from the input that found this event.
scraped_at	String	UTC date and time when this record was collected.

Use cases

• Event marketers can track every new event in their niche and city each week.
• Ticketing and venue teams can monitor competitor events, prices and sold-out shows.
• Sales teams can build lead lists of event organizers with website and social links.
• City guides and newsletters can fill their event calendars automatically.
• Analysts can compare event supply and ticket prices across cities and categories.

How to use

1. Add one entry per search to searches, for example a keyword and a city such as {"query": "jazz", "location": "Berlin"}.
2. Set filters such as dates, category, price or online_only in an entry, or once outside the list for all searches.
3. Set maxResults to the number of events you want for each search.
4. Start the run. Each event gives one dataset row; pass its id to the Eventbrite Event Details Scraper for the full description.

{
  "searches": [
    {
      "query": "jazz",
      "location": "Berlin"
    }
  ],
  "maxResults": 20
}

Input

Field	Type	Required	Description
searches	Array<object>	Yes	One entry per search. Each entry can set a keyword, a city and its own filters. Filters set outside the list apply to every search that does not set them.
searches[].query	string	No	Keyword to search for, for example jazz or startup. Leave empty to get all events that match the other filters.
searches[].location	string	No	City or place name, for example Berlin, London or New York. The Actor picks the best matching Eventbrite city. Leave empty for events everywhere.
searches[].place_id	string	No	Exact Eventbrite place ID, for example 101748799 for Berlin. Wins over the city name.
searches[].dates	string	No	Preset date range. Without any date input you get upcoming events. A start or end date in a search replaces a preset set for all searches.
searches[].date_from	string	No	First day in YYYY-MM-DD format. Do not combine with the preset date range.
searches[].date_to	string	No	Last day in YYYY-MM-DD format.
searches[].category	string	No	Eventbrite category.
searches[].price	string	No	Only free or only paid events.
searches[].online_only	boolean	No	Return only online events.
searches[].sort	string	No	Eventbrite's own sort. It returns a smaller set of events instead of reordering all results. Leave empty for the full list.
location	string	No	City or place name, for example Berlin, London or New York. The Actor picks the best matching Eventbrite city. Leave empty for events everywhere.
place_id	string	No	Exact Eventbrite place ID, for example 101748799 for Berlin. Wins over the city name.
dates	string	No	Preset date range. Without any date input you get upcoming events. A start or end date in a search replaces a preset set for all searches.
date_from	string	No	First day in YYYY-MM-DD format. Do not combine with the preset date range.
date_to	string	No	Last day in YYYY-MM-DD format.
category	string	No	Eventbrite category.
price	string	No	Only free or only paid events.
online_only	boolean	No	Return only online events.
sort	string	No	Eventbrite's own sort. It returns a smaller set of events instead of reordering all results. Leave empty for the full list.
maxResults	integer	No	Maximum events to save for each search. Eventbrite shows up to about 1,000 events per search.
maxPages	integer	No	Maximum pages to request for each batch entry.

Output example

{
  "id": "1987654321098",
  "name": "Late Night Jazz Session at the Riverside Club",
  "summary": "Live quartet from 21:00, open jam after midnight. Bring your instrument.",
  "url": "https://www.eventbrite.de/e/late-night-jazz-session-at-the-riverside-club-tickets-1987654321098",
  "start_date": "2026-11-14",
  "start_time": "21:00",
  "end_date": "2026-11-15",
  "end_time": "02:00",
  "timezone": "Europe/Berlin",
  "is_online_event": false,
  "is_cancelled": false,
  "tags": [
    {
      "tag": "EventbriteCategory/103",
      "prefix": "EventbriteCategory",
      "name": "Music"
    },
    {
      "tag": "EventbriteFormat/6",
      "prefix": "EventbriteFormat",
      "name": "Concert or Performance"
    }
  ],
  "venue_name": "Riverside Club",
  "address": "Uferstraße 8, 13357 Berlin",
  "city": "Berlin",
  "region": "BE",
  "postal_code": "13357",
  "country": "DE",
  "latitude": "52.5491",
  "longitude": "13.3802",
  "organizer_id": "71234509876",
  "organizer_name": "Riverside Jazz Nights",
  "organizer_url": "https://www.eventbrite.de/o/riverside-jazz-nights-71234509876",
  "organizer_followers": 514,
  "organizer_website": "https://riverside-jazz.de/",
  "organizer_twitter": "@riversidejazz",
  "organizer_facebook": "riversidejazznights",
  "min_price": "15.00",
  "max_price": "22.00",
  "currency": "EUR",
  "is_free": false,
  "is_sold_out": false,
  "has_available_tickets": true,
  "sales_status": "on_sale",
  "sales_end": "2026-11-14T22:00:00Z",
  "urgency": [
    "few_tickets_left"
  ],
  "image_url": "https://img.evbuc.com/https%3A%2F%2Fcdn.evbuc.com%2Fimages%2F1201234567%2F71234509876%2F1%2Foriginal.jpg",
  "tickets_url": "https://www.eventbrite.com/checkout-external?eid=1987654321098",
  "language": "de-de",
  "published": "2026-10-02T09:15:00Z",
  "search": {
    "query": "jazz",
    "location": "Berlin"
  },
  "scraped_at": "2026-10-01T12:00:00Z"
}

Pricing

$0.38 per 1,000 results. Apify saves one dataset item per result and applies the Actor’s per-result price to saved items.

Pagination follows the source response. Set maxPages per batch entry and maxResults for each entry.

FAQ

Is scraping this information legal?

Rules depend on the source, location, data type, and intended use. Check applicable laws and source terms, and make sure your workflow follows privacy and data protection requirements.

What limits apply?

Submit up to 100 batch entries per run. Use maxResults to cap saved items for each entry and maxPages to limit pages for each entry. Results also depend on source availability and your Scrappa API plan.

Can I start runs through the Apify API?

Yes. Send a POST request to https://api.apify.com/v2/acts/thescrappa~eventbrite-events-scraper/runs with your Actor input, or use an Apify client library. Read the output from the run dataset.

Can I connect the results to other tools?

Yes. Apify integrations and APIs can pass dataset results to Make, Zapier, n8n, Google Sheets, and other data workflows.

What happens when one input fails?

The Actor logs a short source error and continues with the remaining entries. Transient rate limits and gateway errors are retried; if every entry fails, the run reports an error.

How many events can one search return?

Eventbrite shows up to about 1,000 events per search. For a bigger city, split the search by date range or category to get more events.

Why does the sort option return fewer events?

Eventbrite's sort by date, price or distance returns a smaller set of events instead of reordering the full list. Leave sort empty to get all matching events.

How does the city name work?

The Actor looks up the city on Eventbrite and uses the best matching city. The run log shows which place it picked. Use place_id for an exact place.

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