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"Eventbrite" matching MCP tools:

  • Retrieve the authenticated Eventbrite user's profile details, including ID, name, and primary email. Use this tool to identify the current user for personalized access.
    MIT
  • Retrieve Eventbrite reference data such as categories, subcategories, formats, timezones, countries, and regions to obtain IDs for filtering event searches.
    MIT
  • Retrieve detailed information about any public Eventbrite event using its numeric event ID. Access venue, organizer, and ticket availability fields for a specific event.
    MIT
  • Retrieve detailed information about an Eventbrite venue using its ID. Specify the venue ID to get name, address, and location details.
    MIT

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  • Search Eventbrite events by keyword, date, location, price, and category. Get paginated results to find events matching your criteria.
    MIT
  • Schedule and publish events on Eventbrite by providing name, dates, and optional details like venue, capacity, or online setting.
    MIT
  • Search for time-bound events like concerts, festivals, and sports games in a given location. Filter by event type and date range to find what's on during your trip.
    MIT
  • Round-trips a URL through the fetchproxy bridge and returns diagnostics showing which hop broke: bridge not up, extension disconnected, or Eventbrite-side problem.
    MIT
  • Convert a location or browse slug into Eventbrite's internal place ID for event search, returning place details and curated shelves to refine results.
    MIT
  • Fetch a public Eventbrite user profile by numeric ID. Get organizer or attendee public details without authentication; for private fields like emails, use the authenticated user endpoint.
    MIT
  • Retrieve attendee lists for a specific event. Poll with changed_since to get only attendees updated after a timestamp, reducing repeated full reads.
    MIT
  • List the registration questions an event asks its buyers. Set canned=true to fetch Eventbrite's standard question bank instead of custom ones.
    MIT