Scraping Eventbrite Data
Eventbrite is one of the largest events platforms in the world and offers an official API you can use to collect publicly available data from Eventbrite. All you need is an Eventbrite account and you can then follow the authentication instructions to get your API key, which you can then use to access the API endpoints.
Scraping Events
The Eventbrite API used to allow you to search for events, but removed this option around 2020 for some reason. To get around this, you can use the HAR File Web Scraper and export a HAR file from the Eventbrite Search Feature after browsing the Eventbrite map from their official website (so you record the interactive event data they send to you while populating the map). Please see the video on this page for more information on exactly how to do this.
Getting Started
Once you have your API key, you can browse the Eventbrite API Endpoints and call them directly yourself using custom code, or check out the Eventbrite Python SDK if you’d prefer to interface with their Python library.
If you only need to pull down bulk data from Eventbrite (such as a large spreadsheet of events matching a criteria), you can use the endpoints on this page which will interface with Eventbrite on your behalf (without you having to write any code), and return back aggregated data in CSV format instantly you can use in a spreadsheet program or upload into a database.
