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Data & photo credits

Everything in the app links back to its original source. The directories and services below make it possible.

Event listings

Event details come from venues', towns', libraries', schools', and parks departments' own public calendars, from NYC Open Data (permitted street events), and from the Ticketmaster Discovery API and the SeatGeek Platform API. Pro game schedules come from the leagues' public schedule feeds. Every listing links to the original page for tickets and details. Restaurant listings in New York City include data from the NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene's Restaurant Inspection Results, published on NYC Open Data. Restaurant listings elsewhere in New York State include data from the New York State Department of Health's Food Service Establishment: Last Inspection dataset (health.data.ny.gov). Philadelphia restaurant listings include City of Philadelphia Department of Licenses and Inspections business license data, via OpenDataPhilly; the City of Philadelphia makes no representation about the accuracy of this data. Venue owners and rights holders: to update or remove a listing or image, email info@whatsuptonightapp.com.

Map & venue data

Venue locations and details © OpenStreetMap contributors, available under the Open Database License. Geocoding by Nominatim and Photon.

Venue photos

Some venue photos come from the venues' own event pages (shown to promote the listing, with a link back) and from Wikipedia / Wikimedia Commons under their open licenses.

Stay-in mode

Netflix Top 10 data is published by Netflix Tudum. Show information, images, and streaming-service listings from TVmaze, used under CC BY-SA. TV sports schedules from TheSportsDB. PlayStation Plus and Xbox Game Pass line-ups are summarized from the official PlayStation.Blog and Xbox Wire; Steam and Epic Games Store listings come from the stores' own storefront feeds. All names and marks belong to their owners.

Ratings & hours

Some restaurant and venue ratings, review counts, hours, and links are provided by Yelp and by Google, and link back to their pages.

Open data licenses

The venue and restaurant listings the app serves are a database derived from OpenStreetMap and are available under the ODbL. Show and streaming listings adapted from TVmaze are shared under CC BY-SA 4.0. Netflix, Prime Video, Disney+, HBO Max, Hulu, Apple TV+, Peacock, Paramount+, Tubi, Pluto TV, Kanopy, The Roku Channel, Crackle, PlayStation, Xbox, Steam, Epic Games, AMC, Regal, and TDF are trademarks of their owners, used to identify their services.

Category photos

Fallback photos are openly licensed images from Openverse: