Hi,
Unfortunately this is not yet possible with our API.
There is an open feature request about this but I can't speak to when
it will be implemented.
Best,

Hi,
You've contacted the Developer Support team. It seems that this may have been in error. For general support requests (not regarding API usage) please contact our support team here.
If you are seeking assistance with Eventbrite's API, I apologize for the confusion. Would you please provide more information on the error or unexpected behavior you are experiencing while trying to work with the API?
Thanks!

Hi there,
Thanks for your interest in build on our API. Our API is:
    * free and open to the public
    * RESTful - uses a REST style design
    * JSON - returns and accepts JSON data
Check out <a href="https://www.eventbrite.com/developer/v3/">the documentation</a>
to find out what all you can and can't (yet!) do with our API. If you run into any
issues, or something doesn't make sense after checking the documentation, you can
reach out for help by sending an email to api@eventbrite.com.
Best,
Chris

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Hi there,
The events search end point is best for retrieving data about
public events, but keep in mind that past events are not
publicly available. Only user account that owns the data can
access past events.
Past events are best accessed on the users owned_events endpoint,
which will return all of a user's events based on the token passed
in during the request.
For example:
GET /users/me/owned_events/
Related Documentation:
  * users endpoint: https://www.eventbrite.com/developer/v3/endpoints/users/
  * events endpoint: https://www.eventbrite.com/developer/v3/endpoints/events/
  * events response format: https://www.eventbrite.com/developer/v3/response_formats/event/
Best,
Chris