One Wallet Radar

What this is

Radar collects events that are already published — on Meetup, Eventbrite, Luma, AllEvents and Resident Advisor — and puts the businesses behind them in one list. Pick a city and a date range and you get every event running in that window with the venue hosting it, the organizer running it, an address and a map pin. The whole result downloads as a spreadsheet.

Why venues and organizers

A bar that hosts four nights a month and the promoter who fills it are both taking payments from visitors, and neither of them appears on any list of businesses to approach. The events are how you find them. A venue that keeps showing up across a month's listings is a stronger lead than the same venue found once.

What it will not do

Nothing here is written by hand and no detail is inferred. An event whose organizer published a date but no start time is shown as a date, not as midnight. A venue we cannot place confidently gets no pin rather than a guess at the middle of the city. Every row keeps a link to the listing it came from, so anything can be checked at the source.

Cities covered

Bangkok has the deepest calendar in the country and two separate markets inside it. Chiang Mai runs the busiest weekday programme, driven by its remote-working population. Phuket is beach-club and resort led, and its season follows the flight schedule. All three are listed here.