# Eventbrite MCP

> Eventbrite MCP connects your AI client directly to the world's largest ticketing platform. You can create new events, manage venues, sell tickets instantly, and track every attendee and order through natural conversation. Stop clicking through dozens of dashboards; get full control of your entire event lifecycle right from your chat window.

## Overview
- **Category:** productivity
- **Price:** Free
- **Tags:** eventbrite, ticketing-api, event-planning, attendee-management, registration-tracking, venue-management, automation, mcp

## Description

Managing a large-scale event used to mean navigating a dozen different tabs: one for venue details, another for ticket inventory, and three more just to check who showed up. Now, you keep all that information in one place. Your AI client acts as your dedicated operations coordinator. You can generate brand new events or update existing ones with simple requests. Need to know how many tickets are left? Just ask. Want a complete list of everyone registered for the 'Tech Summit'? It's ready. The whole process—from creating the initial venue listing to tracking final attendance numbers—is exposed through this MCP, making your entire workflow visible in the Vinkius catalog. You handle complex event logistics and ticketing operations using nothing but conversation.

## Tools

### list_event_attendees
Fetches and lists every person who registered to attend a particular event.

### create_event
Makes and publishes a brand new Eventbrite listing with required dates, names, and currency.

### create_organization_venue
Adds a physical location or venue to your organization's directory using just the name and address.

### get_event
Retrieves all the current details for one specific Eventbrite event ID.

### get_order
Retrieves all the specific metadata for a single, recorded event order.

### get_me
Pulls your personal user profile and account details from Eventbrite.

### list_event_orders
Gives you a list of multiple historical orders associated with an event.

### list_organization_events
Lists every event you've created or are associated with within a specific organization ID.

### list_organizations
Gets a list of every separate organization account you manage on Eventbrite.

### list_event_ticket_classes
Shows all the different types of tickets (e.g., VIP, General Admission) available for sale at an event.

### update_event
Changes details, status, or dates for an existing event listing.

### list_organization_venues
Retrieves all the venues currently registered under your organizational profile.

## Prompt Examples

**Prompt:** 
```
List all my active organizations on Eventbrite.
```

**Response:** 
```
I've retrieved your organizations. You currently have access to: 'Tech Events Global' (ID: 123) and 'Internal Workshops' (ID: 456). Which one should we explore for events?
```

**Prompt:** 
```
Show me the last 5 events for organization ID '123'.
```

**Response:** 
```
Scanning events for organization 123... I found 5 recent entries, including 'AI Summit 2026' and 'Product Launch Party'. Would you like the registration counts for any of these?
```

**Prompt:** 
```
Get attendee details for event ID '67890'.
```

**Response:** 
```
Fetching attendee list... There are 150 participants registered for event 67890. Notable attendees include 'John Doe' and 'Sarah Smith'. I can provide individual registration metadata if needed.
```

## Capabilities

### Generate new events
Create a brand new Eventbrite listing, specifying details like name, dates, and currency.

### Manage venues
Add or update physical locations where your event will take place for the organization.

### Track ticket availability
Check all available ticket classes for a specific event to see current inventory and sales data.

### Monitor attendee lists
Pull a complete list of registered attendees or check individual order details.

### Read event metadata
Retrieve detailed information, status, and descriptions for any specific event.

## Use Cases

### Handling post-event follow-up
The operations team needs to send thank you emails and process final reports. They use `list_organization_events` to find the correct event ID, then run `list_event_attendees` to get every email address needed for the bulk mailing.

### Responding to a last-minute change
The main speaker's venue changed. The agent first calls `get_event` to pull the existing details, then uses `update_event` with the new address and date, guaranteeing all linked data stays correct.

### Scaling up event capacity
The marketing team realizes they need a secondary location. They run through `list_organization_venues`, identify the missing site, and use `create_organization_venue` to add it right away, without touching any forms.

### Checking financial details
The finance department needs to audit a large corporate booking. They ask the agent to check specific orders using `get_order`, pulling up all purchase metadata instantly for review.

## Benefits

- Automate setup: Instead of clicking through forms to start a new gathering, use `create_event` and tell your agent the name and date. The event is live faster.
- Maintain full oversight: You can view all your active organizational accounts using `list_organizations`, ensuring nothing gets missed across multiple business units.
- Know who's coming: Never guess attendance again. Use `list_event_attendees` to pull a directory of every registered person and check their specific order details with `get_order`.
- Manage inventory live: Before selling tickets, run `list_event_ticket_classes`. This shows you real-time availability for every tier—General Admission, VIP, etc.
- Keep data current: If the date or location changes, simply call `update_event` instead of manually logging in and editing. It keeps all your records clean.
- Build out logistics: Need a new place? Use `create_organization_venue` to register a physical site programmatically, keeping your venue list always up to date.

## How It Works

The bottom line is that your AI client translates natural language commands into specific API actions against Eventbrite, letting you manage everything without logging into the main site.

1. First, subscribe to the Eventbrite MCP in Vinkius. Then, grab your private token from the Eventbrite App Management page.
2. You connect this token to your AI client (Claude, Cursor, etc.). Your agent now has full read and write access to your event accounts.
3. Finally, you just talk to it. Tell your AI what needs doing—like 'create a new venue for our conference' or 'list attendees from the last week.' The MCP handles the rest.

## Frequently Asked Questions

**How do I list all my separate Eventbrite organizations using list_organizations?**
Call `list_organizations`. This tool provides a directory of every account ID you manage, letting you pick the right scope for your event queries.

**Can I change an existing event's date with update_event?**
Yes. Use `update_event` and provide the specific Event ID along with the new dates or details. The system handles updating all associated metadata automatically.

**What is list_event_attendees for?**
`list_event_attendees` fetches a complete directory of every person registered for an event, giving you the names and contact info needed for follow-up.

**Do I need to know my Organization ID to create an event?**
While it's best practice to scope your actions using organization IDs, `create_event` can generally initiate a listing if you provide all the necessary details (name, dates, currency).

**How do I see available ticket types for an event?**
Use `list_event_ticket_classes`. This tool checks an event and lists every class of tickets—VIP, Early Bird, etc.—along with their pricing.

**If I need to create a new physical location, how do I use the `create_organization_venue` tool?**
You must first obtain your Organization ID using `list_organizations`. Once you have that ID, pass it along with the venue name and address when calling `create_organization_venue`. This ensures the new location links correctly to your existing organization.

**What detailed information can I get from a single event listing using the `get_event` tool?**
The `get_event` function returns comprehensive data for one specific event ID. This includes its current operational status, full description, ticket class metadata, and key dates. Your agent pulls all this info in one go.

**Should I use `list_event_orders` or check individual orders using `get_order`?**
Use `list_event_orders` when you need a full roster of every purchase for an event. This gives you a complete sales snapshot across all customers, which is different from checking just one specific order.

**How do I find my Eventbrite Private Token?**
Log in to Eventbrite, navigate to **Account Settings** > **Developer Links** > **API Keys**, and copy your Private Token.

**Can I manage events from multiple organizations?**
Yes! Use the `list_organizations` tool to get your organization IDs, then use them to filter events via the `list_organization_events` tool.

**Does it support real-time attendee tracking?**
The `list_event_attendees` tool retrieves the most current list of registered participants directly from the Eventbrite platform.