Things to Do API launches pay‑as‑you‑go pricing for event queries
Things to Do API offers a fast, accurate, localized events API that can be queried with plain‑text questions. An example request for "comedy in san francisco this weekend" returns JSON that includes the title "Drag-Up Comedy", category "arts", a start time of "2026-10-19T02:00:00.000Z", local date "2026-10-18" at "7:00 PM", venue "Cobb's Comedy Club" in San Francisco, and links to the source and…
Key points
- Supported regions include the San Francisco Bay Area (live), New York City and Los Angeles (both soon)
- API returns JSON with title, category, start time, local date/time, venue name, city, and ticket links
The service supports REST and MCP endpoints and lists the San Francisco Bay Area as live, with New York City and Los Angeles slated to launch soon. There is no overall cap unless the user sets one, a rate limit of 300 calls a minute, and a free‑tier option of 50 queries a day without an API key.
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thingstodoapi.com · 16 October 2026
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