TL;DR
- Hidden Events shows all public Luma events, including those not on Luma’s discover page.
- 75.8% of events are hidden, so you miss many if you search Luma directly.
- You can filter by city, category, and add your own Luma calendar.
- Networking and tech events are tracked across 27 cities.
- Try the event checker or the city events widget to find what’s really happening.
Luma’s discover page skips many public events, making it hard to see what’s out there. If you’re trying to find every Luma event in your city or want to list your own, Hidden Events gives you the full calendar, no login needed. Here’s how you can use it to find networking, tech, and AI events that don’t show up elsewhere.
How can I see every Luma event in one place?
Hidden Events lists all public Luma events across 27 cities, including those missing from Luma’s discover page. You can browse, filter, and add your own calendar easily.
If you try to find events on Luma’s discover page, you’ll see featured events, but many aren’t shown there. Hidden Events tracks 3273 public events, with 2480 hidden. The discover page doesn’t show those, but the full list of tracked Luma events does. You can filter by city, category, and even add your own calendar using the add-event page. Organizers get their events listed in about ten minutes, making it simple to share with attendees.
Hidden Events is free and doesn’t require a login. The site refreshes every four hours, so you’re seeing the latest events.
Key takeaway: If you want the real Luma calendar, Hidden Events is the place to start.
What makes a Luma event hidden, and why does it matter?
A hidden Luma event is public but isn’t featured on Luma’s discover page, so it’s easy to miss unless you use a tool like Hidden Events.
You might assume Luma shows all public events, but that’s not true. According to Hidden Events, 75.8% of events are hidden, public but not featured. Anyone with the link can RSVP, but they’re not promoted on Luma’s main listing. This matters if you’re searching for networking or tech meetups, since many are only visible through platforms like Hidden Events.
For example, if you’re in San Francisco, you can check San Francisco events and see both featured and hidden listings. The same goes for Seattle events and Austin events. If you want to know why events are hidden, read our guide to why luma events are hidden.
Hidden Events makes it simple to spot these overlooked gatherings, especially if you’re tired of missing out or want to host your own.
How do I add my Luma calendar to Hidden Events?
You can add your Luma calendar by submitting it on the add-event page. Events appear live in about ten minutes, and you can add up to ten links at once.
If you’re an organizer, head to the add-event page. Paste your Luma calendar link, and your event will show up for everyone, whether it’s featured or hidden on Luma itself. The self-serve tool is fast: events appear in about ten minutes. You can submit up to ten links per session, making it easy for groups or repeat hosts.
Want to learn more? Read our guide to adding your event to Hidden Events for tips on getting your event noticed. This process is free and doesn’t require a login, so anyone can use it.
Hidden Events helps your meetup, workshop, or dinner reach people searching beyond Luma’s discover page. If you’re running a tech event, try the event checker to see if your event is hidden.
What types of Luma events are tracked?
Hidden Events tracks many categories, with networking and tech being especially popular. You can filter by category and city to find exactly what you want.
If you’re looking for AI or tech gatherings, Hidden Events has you covered. There are 1305 networking events and 108 tech events currently listed. You can browse San Francisco ai events or Seattle ai events to see what’s happening near you.
The platform also covers workshops, socials, and other formats. If you want to compare event types, try the city events widget to embed upcoming events in your site or workspace. For more on finding AI events, check our guide to ai events near me.
Hidden Events lists public Luma events only, and Luma’s own help center covers its features. For other platforms, see our guide to Luma vs Meetup vs Eventbrite vs Partiful.
Key takeaway: Networking has 1305 tracked events and tech has 108, and you can filter both by city.
Which cities can I browse for Luma events?
Hidden Events covers 27 cities, with dedicated pages for each. You can explore events in San Francisco, Seattle, Austin, Boston, London, Sydney, and more.
If you’re in San Francisco, San Francisco events gives you the full calendar. Seattle’s scene is found at Seattle events, while Austin events and Boston events let you track what’s happening locally. London and Sydney have their own pages too: London events and Sydney events.
Want to see how many events are hidden in each city? Check the table below:
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Total events | 3273 |
| Cities tracked | 27 |
| Featured events | 793 |
| Hidden events | 2480 |
| Hidden event percent | 75.8% |
| Networking events | 1305 |
| Tech events | 108 |
If you want to dig deeper, try all the Luma events we track or browse our guide to events in bengaluru and our guide to events in mumbai.
How do I check if my Luma event is hidden?
You can check if your event is hidden using the event checker tool. Paste your Luma link and get an instant answer.
Hidden Events offers the event checker so you know if your event is visible on Luma’s discover page. If it’s hidden, you can add it to Hidden Events and reach more people. This is handy for organizers who want to maximize their event’s visibility, or for attendees who don’t want to miss anything.
For a quick comparison of platforms, see our guide to Luma vs Meetup vs Eventbrite vs Partiful. If you’re planning a tech meetup, use the checker before sharing your link. And if you want to embed your city’s events, try the city events widget for a live feed.
You can also browse Luma’s discover page directly, but you’ll miss hidden events unless you use Hidden Events.
Key takeaway: The event checker makes it easy to see if your Luma event is hidden and helps you list it for everyone.
Ready to explore all public Luma events? Browse all the Luma events we track and see what’s really happening in your city.
About the author. Himanshu Saleria, Founder, Hidden Events. I love meeting people. I’ve been attending events, hosting them, and picking up patterns along the way for what makes a gathering worth showing up to. Hidden Events surfaces what I’ve been finding. Himanshu Saleria on LinkedIn