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Event Registry is a global news intelligence platform that collects and analyzes real-time news content from worldwide news publishers. It offers tools for media monitoring, event detection, trend discovery, sentiment analysis, and competitive intelligence, allowing users to search, summarize, visualize, and track news content and events of interest across 60+ languages.
Event Rallly is a miscellaneous web resource for discovery, directories, archives, web culture, or useful tools.
Eventbrite is a miscellaneous web resource for discovery, directories, archives, web culture, or useful tools.
An interactive map of Middle-earth featuring events from The Lord of the Rings, The Hobbit, and The Silmarillion. Users can scroll to zoom, drag to pan, click markers for details, filter by book, toggle journey paths, measure distances, and play a story that unfolds all 128 events in order.
2020 Game is a game that lets players progress through major events from the year 2020. Covered events include the Australia wildfires, COVID-19, stock market crash, quarantine, the rise of TikTok, and the 2020 USA elections.
The Canadian Disaster Database holds detailed information on more than 1,000 natural, technological and conflict events, excluding war, since 1900 that directly affected Canadians. It records where and when events occurred, injuries, evacuations, fatalities and estimated costs. The database can be downloaded as a spreadsheet through the Open Government Portal and is updated periodically.
Google Doodles are temporary changes to the Google search logo made to celebrate culture, holidays, places and events. The site collects past and current Doodles, including interactive Doodles built around holidays, events, sports and heroes. It also offers browsing of Doodles by color and a library of World Cup Doodles.
The Gravitational Wave Open Science Center provides access to data from gravitational-wave observatories, along with tutorials and software tools. Its read-only API offers programmatic access to observation runs, event catalogs, single event detections, parameter estimations, data quality and injection segments, and strain datasets and statistics, mostly in JSON format with a Python client recommended for Python projects.
The PAGER system is part of the USGS Earthquake Hazards Program and provides fatality and economic loss impact estimates after significant earthquakes worldwide. The page links to maps and lists of PAGER events from the past 24 hours, 7 days and 30 days, and to an archive search that defaults to events with PAGER products from the past 30 days, refinable by the user.
Risklayer Explorer presents global risk, resilience and disaster analytics in cooperation with the Risk & Resilience Observatory. It offers sub-national and national risk and resilience profiles and analytics, and a Disaster Event Observatory providing near-realtime disaster impact data and analytics alongside an event archive.
Star Fit is a tool for planning events with friends or coworkers. A user creates an event with a rough time period, enters preferences, and sends the link to participants. Results update live and show a heat-map of everyone's preferences, with the best time for the event duration calculated using STAR Voting. It is built on Crab Fit and its code is open source.
Tuta Calendar is an encrypted calendar that organizes events with end-to-end encryption and a zero-knowledge architecture. It offers push notifications, two-factor authentication, and sharing of calendars and events. Apps are available for Android, iPhone, and open source desktop clients for Windows, macOS and Linux. It is also integrated with email.
Calendario Ciclismo is a guide to men's and women's professional cycling. Each day it lists races under way with start and finish times, route, stage profile, startlist and TV and streaming platforms, with specific coverage for Spain. Results and standings are published as races finish. It covers the Grand Tours, Monuments, UCI WorldTour and Women's WorldTour events, ProSeries and championships. The site launched in April 2026 and is free of charge.
Intalink is described as a central point of passenger transport information for Hertfordshire, including timetables, maps and travel updates. The site also lists service disruptions, service changes, upcoming events and news, and information on SaverCard and Intalink Connect tickets.
Songkick is a concert discovery service. It lists live music near a user's location, allows tracking of favorite artists, provides concert alerts, and offers tickets for upcoming concerts. An app is available, and events can be browsed by genre. The site also offers a Tourbox for artists.
Comparison website for event ticket prices.
World Monitor is a free, open-source global intelligence dashboard that streams live data feeds onto a single world map with AI analysis. It covers conflict events, military flights, ship movements, market data, shipping chokepoints, internet outages and cyber signals, and provides a REST API with MCP equivalents.
Home Assistant is an open source home automation platform that runs on local hardware such as a Raspberry Pi or a local server and emphasizes local control and privacy. It integrates with over a thousand devices and services and includes an automation engine for responding to events like sunset or a garage door being left open.
ABQ Open Data is the City of Albuquerque’s official open-data initiative. It provides access to open data sets covering city government data, business data, city events and news, and offers developer resources and guidance on using the open data. The page is part of the official City of Albuquerque website.
Audiolabs, formally the International Audio Laboratories Erlangen, is a joint research institution operated by Fraunhofer IIS and Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg (FAU), founded in 2010. The organization conducts research in audio and multimedia technologies, with focus areas including audio coding, audio signal analysis, and perceptual spatial audio signal processing. It also hosts academic events including the International Symposium on the Internet of Sounds.
The CERN Open Data portal provides access to data produced by research at CERN, including particle physics data and accompanying software and documentation. Datasets and other material carry DOIs for citation, and the portal focuses on releasing event data from levels 2 and 3, with simplified formats used for outreach and analysis training.
The Chandra Data Archive is the official repository for data from the Chandra X-ray Observatory. It provides tools to search and retrieve public and proprietary observational data, alongside services including the Chandra Source Catalog, event visualisation tools and dataset identifier assignment.
The City of Toronto Open Data Portal is a catalogue where users can browse and find open datasets published by the City of Toronto. It also offers ways to connect with the team, request new datasets, submit projects, and view events and blog posts.
Cody offers three specialized AI agents: Convert, Assist, and Live, built to engage website visitors, answer questions from a knowledge base, and support live event experiences. Documentation describes account setup, an API, security bulletins, and support resources. Paid plans begin at $29 per month.
