⚡NOV 12·Once Upon a Time in Harlem@Film at Lincoln CenterNOV 12·Peter Revello (As Part of the NYCF)@Gotham Comedy ClubNOV 12·Thao@Mercury LoungeNOV 12·Fatherland@Film at Lincoln CenterNOV 12 · 12:00 AM·George Clanton@Brooklyn SteelNOV 12·neue galerie: 25th anniversary exhibition@Neue Galerie New YorkNOV 12·Laurie Simmons: Walking Objects, Legs & Shoes@Edwynn Houk GalleryNOV 12·Blue Man Group – “A New Holiday Surprise”@Richard Rodgers TheatreNOV 12·Harmony Korine. UX LAM@Hauser & WirthNOV 12·Eric Zener: Liminal Spaces@Gallery HenochNOV 12·In Passing@Goca GalleryNOV 12·Everytime@Film at Lincoln CenterNOV 12·Once Upon a Time in Harlem@Film at Lincoln CenterNOV 12·Peter Revello (As Part of the NYCF)@Gotham Comedy ClubNOV 12·Thao@Mercury LoungeNOV 12·Fatherland@Film at Lincoln CenterNOV 12 · 12:00 AM·George Clanton@Brooklyn SteelNOV 12·neue galerie: 25th anniversary exhibition@Neue Galerie New YorkNOV 12·Laurie Simmons: Walking Objects, Legs & Shoes@Edwynn Houk GalleryNOV 12·Blue Man Group – “A New Holiday Surprise”@Richard Rodgers TheatreNOV 12·Harmony Korine. UX LAM@Hauser & WirthNOV 12·Eric Zener: Liminal Spaces@Gallery HenochNOV 12·In Passing@Goca GalleryNOV 12·Everytime@Film at Lincoln CenterNOV 12·Once Upon a Time in Harlem@Film at Lincoln CenterNOV 12·Peter Revello (As Part of the NYCF)@Gotham Comedy ClubNOV 12·Thao@Mercury LoungeNOV 12·Fatherland@Film at Lincoln CenterNOV 12 · 12:00 AM·George Clanton@Brooklyn SteelNOV 12·neue galerie: 25th anniversary exhibition@Neue Galerie New YorkNOV 12·Laurie Simmons: Walking Objects, Legs & Shoes@Edwynn Houk GalleryNOV 12·Blue Man Group – “A New Holiday Surprise”@Richard Rodgers TheatreNOV 12·Harmony Korine. UX LAM@Hauser & WirthNOV 12·Eric Zener: Liminal Spaces@Gallery HenochNOV 12·In Passing@Goca GalleryNOV 12·Everytime@Film at Lincoln Center
AI Assistants

FlashEvents in your AI assistant.

Ask what is on and get live local events in the answer: concerts, comedy, arts, nightlife and community events, with dates, times and venues. Add one URL to Claude, ChatGPT, Grok or Meta Muse.

Free. No account needed.

Connector URL
https://api.flashevents.ai/mcp

Paste it into your assistant’s connector settings. See the steps

Setup

Add it to your assistant

Each assistant lets you add a custom connector by URL. Paste the same URL into whichever one you use. There is nothing to sign up for with FlashEvents.

Claude

Add by URL
  1. 1In Claude, go to Customize, then Connectors.
  2. 2Select Add, then Add custom connector.
  3. 3Enter a name such as FlashEvents, paste the URL below, and click Continue.
  4. 4Keep the authentication setting Claude detects (No sign-in, since the connector needs no account), then click Add.
https://api.flashevents.ai/mcp

Works on every Claude plan. The Free plan allows one custom connector. On Team and Enterprise plans an Owner adds it for the organization.

Claude connector instructions

ChatGPT

Add by URL
  1. 1In ChatGPT on the web, open Plugins.
  2. 2Select the plus button, then Add custom MCP server.
  3. 3Enter a name such as FlashEvents, paste the URL below as the server URL, and choose No authentication.
  4. 4Review the warning, select I understand and want to continue, then Create as a plugin. Install the plugin, then type @ in a chat and pick FlashEvents.
https://api.flashevents.ai/mcp

Whether you can add a custom server depends on your ChatGPT plan and workspace settings.

ChatGPT custom server instructions

Grok

Add by URL
  1. 1Go to grok.com/connectors.
  2. 2Click New Connector, then select Custom.
  3. 3Paste the URL below as the MCP server URL. There is nothing to sign in to.
https://api.flashevents.ai/mcp

On Grok Business and Enterprise, a team admin adds connectors in the xAI console.

Grok connector instructions

Meta Muse

Add by URL
  1. 1Open a chat with Muse.
  2. 2Ask Muse to create a custom connector for FlashEvents, and give it the URL below.
  3. 3If Muse asks how to connect, say it is a remote MCP server that needs no sign-in or API key.
  4. 4Follow the prompts to finish and save the connector.
https://api.flashevents.ai/mcp

Muse sets up custom connectors in conversation, so the prompts you see may differ. You can review your connectors under Settings, then Connectors.

How Muse works with connectors
Try asking

Ask the way you would ask a friend

Name a city or neighborhood, a time, and what you are in the mood for. Your assistant looks it up in FlashEvents.

  • “What’s on tonight in Boston?”
  • “Find comedy shows in Brooklyn this weekend.”
  • “Any live jazz near me tomorrow night?”
  • “What time does the [artist] show at [venue] start?”
  • “What art openings are in Miami this week?”
  • “Which cities does FlashEvents cover?”
What it knows

The same listings as this site

Answers come from the FlashEvents event listings, not from a web search, so your assistant works from current dates and venues.

For each event

  • Event name
  • Date and start time, in the venue’s local time
  • Venue and address
  • Category, such as live music, comedy or arts
  • Performers
  • A link to the event page on FlashEvents

Limits

  • It covers the cities listed below and nowhere else.
  • Some listings have a date but no start time.
  • Prices are not included yet.
  • It is read-only. It cannot buy tickets, save events or change any data.
Coverage

Covered cities

The connector covers 10 cities. You can also ask your assistant which cities are covered and how recently each was updated.

For developers

Building an app or agent?

Paid developer access adds a REST API and a developer MCP server with venue search, similar events and upcoming events by venue. It requires sign-in and uses credits.

Developer access