List Facebook page events
/v1/facebook/profile/eventsBuild an organizer calendar from the events published by a Facebook page, with links to event details.
Search events by keyword, city, dates and category, explore cities, follow page event listings and retrieve event details, including recurring events.
WHAT YOU CAN BUILD / 04 ENDPOINTS
Find your use case, then explore the request and response.
/v1/facebook/profile/eventsBuild an organizer calendar from the events published by a Facebook page, with links to event details.
/v1/facebook/eventsBuild a city events guide by collecting Facebook events associated with a selected city.
/v1/facebook/events/searchBuild an event discovery tool that finds Facebook events matching a search query.
/v1/facebook/event/detailsBuild an event preview with its name, description, dates, location and organizer information.
HOW IT WORKS
Run a sample below without a key.
Create a free account and copy your key. You start with 100 free credits; no card needed.
Pick one of the 4 Facebook Events endpoints and add its input, such as a search query.
Call it with your key in the x-api-key header. ScrapeAtlas reads the public Facebook Events data and retries when a read fails.
Get structured JSON with a coverage status. Only successful requests use a credit.
TRY IT HERE / LIVE SAMPLE
Try the Facebook Events API right here. This sample uses the Search Facebook events endpoint and returns live JSON. No API key needed.
Start with jazz, or change the query field to your own value.
Execute the sample code and see the response in the JSON response tab.
Open the full playground to try more parameters and copy code for your app.
// Run this sample here — no API key needed.
const value = "jazz";
const url = new URL("/website/demo/facebook-events",
"https://api.scrapeatlas.com");
url.searchParams.set("value", value);
const response = await fetch(url);
const data = await response.json();
console.log(data);
Run the sample to see the live JSON response here.
/v1/facebook/events/searchA live example from our playground. Change the value above, then select Run sample.
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Facebook Events API
Retrieve events published by a Facebook page, explore events by city, search events by keyword and read individual event details. Use the results to build an organizer calendar or a local event discovery tool.
Request Page Events for the organizer’s page. Select event-detail enrichment to add descriptions, locations and attendance fields. The individual Event endpoint provides schedules, venues, hosts and ticket information for a selected event.
Use Event Details to retrieve the selected event’s description, schedule, venue and host information. Keep the event URL with the record so your calendar entry links back to the original listing.
Yes. Event Search accepts keywords and can narrow results by city, date range and category. Explore Events provides city-based browsing with a relative date window. Use the continuation returned by the selected endpoint to request more results.
Event Details provides host and ticket information together with the event schedule and venue. Your application can use those fields to add organizer context and the published ticket destination to an event preview.
Event Details returns the event description, schedule, venue, hosts, tickets and attendance information. Those fields let your application display a date, destination and organizer together with a link to the original event.
Create a ScrapeAtlas account and generate an API key in the dashboard. Send the key in the x-api-key request header when calling https://api.scrapeatlas.com. The API playground lets you enter an endpoint’s parameters and inspect its JSON response.
Yes. Send authenticated HTTP requests from Python, JavaScript or another language that supports HTTP. The endpoint reference includes request examples and response fields. Use the ScrapeAtlas CLI for terminal workflows and pass the returned pagination values when requesting additional result pages.
Yes. Connect an MCP-compatible assistant to the ScrapeAtlas MCP server to discover and call the public platform tools with your ScrapeAtlas account. The agent reference also gives coding assistants a readable guide to the endpoints and their request schemas.
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