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Address: 155 5th Street, San Francisco, CA, 94103, US
Telephone: +14156043729

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04/24/2026

Phone-free experiences are reshaping nights out. 📵
More people are logging out from the doom-scroll and seeking moments that feel real and fully present.

For organizers, it’s an opportunity to rethink how people gather. Ready to lead the shift?

Full breakdown in our blog, link in bio. 🧡

04/21/2026

Eventbrite just got a serious upgrade. ✨

Since Bending Spoons acquired us in March, we’ve been busy parsing the data, speaking with hundreds of creators—and improving Eventbrite.

A few highlights on what’s already live right now:
🎨 Organizer profiles, rebuilt from scratch—cover image, photo gallery, upcoming events calendar, social links
🏆 Top Organizer badges—for creators who consistently run quality events
📄 Event flyer with QR code—ready for venue windows, community boards, and social posts
📱 Tickets in Apple & Google Wallet—no app needed, always on hand
⚙️ Full checkout question control—you choose when attendees answer

We’ve already launched 12 improvements. And we’re just getting started.

Next: SMS tools, reserved seating, better event discovery—and more ways to fill the room again and again.

Full roadmap and list of updates at the link in bio. 🔗

02/14/2026

Place matters more than ever. In 2026, 44% of event goers are more likely to spend money for unique venues and 42% want to support local businesses.

That can be a win-win when it comes to deciding where to host your event.

Head to the link in our bio to see how to ‘Prioritize Place’ and explore more top tips for event organizers in our Social Study 2026 report.

02/09/2026

There’s a lot we can learn from .silent.discos, a global event series that’s caught on by giving people control over how they engage on the dance floor. Their growing popularity taps into Soft Socializing, a trend from our Social Study 2026 report.

Hosted in iconic spaces, from historic cathedrals to the British Museum, each silent disco is designed for flexibility. Multiple music channels, room to move, and no single focal point mean attendees can dance, observe, chat, or simply take it all in. Connection happens naturally because guests aren’t pressured to socialize or forced to interact.

How are you designing events that let people socialize on their own terms?

02/07/2026

In the current economy, event goers are looking for good value. Sometimes, that means low cost: 68% won’t spend more than $30 on a budget-friendly event. Other times, it means intentional pricing: 48% prefer bundled pricing over itemized costs.

Our Social Study 2026 report has plenty of tips to help you price appropriately, and other ways to help you grow this year.

Go to the link in our bio to see how to ‘Price for Real Value.’

02/03/2026

Meet , an NYC-based organizer helping people rediscover the neighborhoods they already live in. They’ve perfected a trend we’re calling Neighborhood Revival in our Social Study 2026 report.

“What better events to go to than the ones in your backyard?” says founder Corey Schneider. After moving to Manhattan, Corey made it his mission to explore a new neighborhood, historic site, or hidden landmark every weekend. Over the past 12 years, New York Adventure Club grew exponentially, hosting 8,000+ hyper-local experiences on Eventbrite. Think: after-hours cultural tours, deep dives into local history, and gatherings that help people see familiar places in a whole new light.

How are you helping people feel more connected to where they live?

01/31/2026

52% of ticket buyers want authentic word-of-mouth recommendations, which means you’ve got to factor organic discovery into your event promotion plan.

Scroll through for smart, subtle tips that will make ticket buyers say, “I need be there!” and head to our link in bio for more advice for event organizers in our Social Study 2026 trend report.

01/28/2026

Meet , a phone-free, pop-up dinner series in New York City. They’re the perfect example of the new trend we’re calling Off-Script Energy.

“[Growing up,] the dinner table was a place for me to connect with my people,” says organizer Adam Gray. Working with some of the city’s finest chefs, Gray makes surprise and presence central ingredients in every meal. Attendees only find out the location of the dinner one day prior and—more often than not—the venue is super unique (think warehouses, churches, and the like).

How are you incorporating unscripted elements into your events?

01/23/2026

People aren’t just craving connection, they’re redefining how it happens!

Across communities, experiences are becoming more grounded, participatory, and real. Less performative… More present! From small, local gatherings to niche moments built around shared interests, the shift is toward connection that creates genuine belonging.

Social Study 2026: Reset to Real takes a closer look at how this change is reshaping the way we gather, and what it means for creators, brands, and communities moving forward.

The future of connection is human, intentional, and lived offline!

Link to the Social Study IRL report in bio 🔗

01/21/2026

When you work in live events, community means everything. Thank you for being a part of ours for 20 years 🧡

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