Search Event

A query parameter string describing the event for a fuzzy logic search. Example: q=ufc

The event id to search on.

Search by name of the event

Search by date of the event. This is string describing the event date in UTC timezone. For now this just supports a date or date range string in the formats: - Single Date: `yyyy-MM-dd'T'HH:mm` or `yyyy-MM-dd`. This will return events whose event date (in UTC) is later than the one provided in this parameter - Date Range: `yyyy-MM-dd'T'HH:mm TO yyyy-MM-dd'T'HH:mm` or `yyyy-MM-dd TO yyyy-MM-dd`. This will return events whose event date (in UTC) is in the date range. Range limits are inclusive. There is currently no support for open-ended ranges.

Search by date of the event. This is string describing the event date in Local timezone. For now this just supports a date or date range string in the formats: - Single Date: `yyyy-MM-dd'T'HH:mm` or `yyyy-MM-dd`. This will return events whose event date (in local timezone) is later than the one provided in this parameter - Date Range: `yyyy-MM-dd'T'HH:mm TO yyyy-MM-dd'T'HH:mm` or `yyyy-MM-dd TO yyyy-MM-dd`. This will return events whose event date (in local timezone) is in the date range. Range limits are inclusive. There is currently no support for open-ended ranges. - Weekday: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday. This will return events whose event date falls on that weekday.

The name of the venue at which the event occurs.

StubHub venue ID to search on. This query parameter supports OR (|) and NOT (-) operators. For example, `venueId=82 |102112269` returns events for Oracle Park (venueId=82) and Chase Center (venueId=102112269)

The name of the city in which the event occurs. For city names with multiple words, dont need to use quotes. For example, `city=Santa Clara`

The name of the state in which the event occurs.

The code of the country in which the event occurs.

The name of the category to which the event belongs

The name of the performer

StubHub performer ID to search on. This query parameter supports OR (|) and NOT (-) operators. For example, `performerId=199 |136` will return events for San Francisco 49ers (performerId=199) and Golden State Warriors (performerId=136)

Whether to include parking events in the response. true means include parking events.

The minimum number of tickets available for sale for the specified event.Default is 0

Returns results starting from the specified index. Default is 0

The number of results to return, max=500. For example, rows=20. Default is 10.

Parameter to support sorting. For ascending use 'asc' and for descending use 'desc'. Comma can be used as a separator to sort by multiple fields. Following are the fields on which we can use for sorting - title, distance, minPrice, eventDateLocal (e.g `title asc,eventDateLocal desc,distance asc`)

To generate an access token, use the [generateToken API](https://developer.stubhub.com/oauth/apis/post/accesstoken). Note that you will need to add a 'Bearer ' prefix to your access token. Otherwise, you'll get an 'Invalid Access Token' error

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