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Find Los Angeles bars and nightclubs: by vibe (cocktail, rooftop, dive, techno...), near a location, or with happy hour running right now. Includes ratings, hours, happy hour info and links.

Find Los Angeles museums and galleries: art, history, science, film, kids, cars, gardens, photography. Answers the two questions ticketing APIs cannot: WHEN IS IT FREE (many LA museums are permanently free, others only on a recurring rule such as "second Tuesday of the month" or "Thursdays 5-8 PM" — `free.today`, `free.label` and `free.next` resolve that for the current LA date, `free.rules` gives the raw rule) and WHAT IS ON VIEW (current and upcoming exhibitions with their run dates, so you can say what closes soon). Also returns opening hours, open-now, typical visit length, quietest time, admission prices and links.

Compare ticket prices for an event across marketplaces (Ticketmaster, Gametime, StubHub, Vivid Seats...). Gametime prices are fetched LIVE. Returns buy links sorted cheapest first.

Get full details of one event by its id (from search_events results), including `provenance` (source, last_seen_at, still_listed, price_as_of, confidence) and venue facilities.

Change-only history of what the source said about an event over time: price moves, sold-out, date shifts, delisting/cancellation, with when we first saw the listing. Use it to answer "is the price going up or down", "was this rescheduled" or "has this been removed". History starts 2026-08-22; points are recorded only when something changed.

List all event category tags, bar/club vibe tags, kid-place categories and museum types used by the other tools.

Search upcoming Los Angeles events (concerts, parties, theater, family, sport and more). Returns compact JSON with venue, date, price-from, artists and a tickets link. Each event carries `rating` (1-13 composite: data quality plus real demand) and `popularity` (headliner fan count, whether they are charting now, and how many ticket sites list the event) — use them to surface the biggest shows first. Filter by free-text query, category tags, date range, location radius, budget or min_rating. `badge` narrows to audiences no other catalogue indexes: sensory-friendly showings, museum free-admission days, events free or discounted with EBT, dog-friendly events, and 21+ vs all-ages. Tag `#markets` returns flea, vintage and night market days — a category absent from every ticketing feed, because entry is paid at the gate. Those events carry a `market` block (admission tiers with entry times, vendor count, cash-only gate, opening hours, open_now). Every event carries `provenance`: which source it came from, when that source last still listed it (last_seen_at), whether it has since been removed or cancelled there, when the price was captured (price_as_of) and an overall `confidence` (high/medium/low). Prefer high-confidence events and tell the user to verify low-confidence ones.

One call for "what to do tonight in LA": top events until ~6am plus bars with happy hour on right now.