Coverage and accuracy

What Paris Events holds, where each event comes from, and how often we check it. Every event links to its original listing and records when we first saw it, last saw it and last fetched its source. Spec: openapi.json. Service status: status. Changes: changelog.

25,533 upcoming events from 56 sources; data published Nov 6, 2026. 393 of them are listed by more than one source and shown once. Machine-readable copy: data/coverage.json.

Known gaps

Where this site is thinner than it should be, so you know what not to rely on it for.

• Some kinds of events are thinner than a region this size should have: community and civic gatherings, conferences, networking and business events, sports, and wellness classes have fewer listings than their share of the population would suggest. Music, theatre, exhibitions, food, family and nightlife are well covered.
• Professional rugby (Stade Francais, Racing 92) show no home games in the next four weeks, probably the autumn break in the calendar rather than a missing source. Handball, volleyball and national-team fixtures are not connected yet.
• Listing text stays in the language of its source (mostly French); there is no translation.

How fresh

Each source is fetched on its own schedule. Of 56 sources with upcoming events, 20 were fetched within 2 days, 55 within 7 days, and 1 are older than 7 days. Oldest last fetch: Oct 23, 2026; newest: Nov 6, 2026.

How many real events we catch

What these numbers do and don’t say: recall covers only sources that publish a complete listing we can re-read; for the rest we have no completeness figure. The comparison uses our own filtering rules, so it shows the fetch lost nothing, not that every kind of event is included. Accuracy is a random sample; pages that block automated checks or need JavaScript are not counted. The audit is a snapshot and is repeated, not continuous.

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