Discover events from Luma — search by category, city, distance, and keywords with calendar export
A FastMCP server that discovers events from Luma — combining the Discover feed and subscribed calendars — with distance filtering and ICS export. No API key required for basic discovery. Luma's Discover API has two endpoints that behave very differently: Category search (e.g. AI, Tech, Food) — returns hundreds of events with rich tagging, but only for your home region. Great depth, geographically…
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A FastMCP server that discovers events from Luma — combining the Discover feed and subscribed calendars — with distance filtering and ICS export. No API key required for basic discovery. Luma's Discover API has two endpoints that behave very differently: Category search (e.g. AI, Tech, Food) — returns hundreds of events with rich tagging, but only for your home region. Great depth, geographically locked. City search (e.g. Paris, London, Tokyo) — returns a curated set of ~20–40 top/featured…
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