Terms & Disclaimer

What Eventovia is

Eventovia is an index of publicly listed events. We gather listings from public event sources and ticketing platforms, organize them by city and category, and link back to the original listing.

We do not organize, host, promote, or sell tickets to any event on this site. We are not the event organizer, the venue, the performer, or the ticket seller, and we act as agent for none of them.

The source is responsible for the listing

Every listing belongs to its original source — the organizer, venue, or ticketing platform that published it. That source is responsible for the event itself and for what its listing says: dates, times, prices, line-up, age limits, venue rules, admission, refunds, cancellation, and postponement.

Details can change after we index them, and a listing here may be out of date. Always confirm with the official listing before making plans or travelling. We make no warranty that any listing is accurate, complete, current, or error-free.

Content and images

Titles, descriptions, images, and other material shown on a listing come from its source and remain the property of the respective rights holders. We reproduce them to identify and link to the event; we claim no ownership over them and grant no rights in them.

If you hold rights in material shown here and want it removed, see the DMCA page. Organizers and venues who want a listing corrected or removed can write to [email protected].

Links to other sites

Ticket links and other outbound links lead to sites we do not operate. What happens there — purchases, accounts, refunds, delivery, their own terms and privacy practices — is between you and that site. Some outbound links may be affiliate links; see the Privacy Policy.

If you are a consumer in the EU, the EEA or the UK

Nothing on this page takes away rights you have under the mandatory consumer law of the country you live in. Where a disclaimer or limitation above is not permitted by that law, it applies only as far as that law allows, and the rest of this page stays in force.

This page names no governing law and no exclusive court, and that is deliberate: a consumer can bring a claim in the courts of their own country, and a clause saying otherwise would not change that.

If you consider something on this site illegal — not merely wrong or out of date — the route is the notice-and-action procedure on the copyright and notices page, which sets out what an Article 16 DSA notice needs and what we do with it. For a listing that is simply inaccurate, write to us and we will correct or remove it; you do not need a legal claim for that.

Contact

Questions, corrections, or removal requests: Contact page.