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LocalEventsTracker.com with Alexa+: ask by voice what is happening this weekend while you get ready

LocalEventsTracker.com finds concerts, games and shows near you and reports dates, times and listed prices. Alexa+ can take in emails you forward to it and add events to a calendar. Here is a setup that works today, and what is not confirmed.

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Forward your LocalEventsTracker.com alert email to Alexa+, then ask by voice what is on this weekend while you get dressed.
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Example alert. Names and numbers are illustrative.

Key takeaways

The short version.

  • Amazon's help page says you can email or share items with Alexa+, and that it can find event names, dates, times and locations and suggest calendar events and reminders.
  • LocalEventsTracker.com sends a digest email after its daily check, with up to 15 new alerts, once you confirm your address.
  • No route was found for adding the tracker's MCP connector to Alexa+, so the two are not linked. The working path is forwarding the email or using a calendar, then asking by voice.
  • Alexa+ reads what you give it. A price missing from the tracker means unknown, not free, and times should be confirmed on the event's own ticket page.
  • There is no official listing, partnership or built-in integration between LocalEventsTracker.com and Alexa+.

Who it is for

Who is this combination for?

  • It is for people who plan their weekend in the margins of the morning: a coffee in one hand, a child's shoes in the other, and the phone…

  • LocalEventsTracker.com finds concerts, games and shows near you and reports their dates, times, venues and listed prices.

  • A caution first.

It is for people who plan their weekend in the margins of the morning: a coffee in one hand, a child's shoes in the other, and the phone out of reach. If you already talk to a speaker in the kitchen, asking what is on this weekend feels natural.

LocalEventsTracker.com finds concerts, games and shows near you and reports their dates, times, venues and listed prices. Alexa+ is Amazon's newer Alexa. Amazon's pages describe it taking in emails and documents you share with it and working with connected calendars.

A caution first. These are separate products. The tracker has no official listing, skill or integration with Alexa+, and nothing found shows a way to add its connector there. This post describes a workaround that uses features Amazon documents, not a link between the two.

Use cases

5 ways people use LocalEventsTracker.com + Alexa+.

  1. Forward and ask

    1. Forward the alert email, then ask by voice

    Amazon's help page for sharing with Alexa+ says you can email an item to alexa@alexa.com, and that Alexa recognizes emails only from addresses linked to your Alexa profile. It says Alexa+ can answer questions about and summarize shared emails.

    The tracker's email digest lists new matches after its daily check. Forward one to Alexa+ from a linked address, then ask what is on this weekend. Confirm the details on the ticket page, because Alexa+ works from the email text only.

  2. Calendar route

    2. Let events land in a calendar

    The same Amazon page says Alexa+ finds event names, dates, times and locations in what you share and suggests calendar events and reminders. It also says you can set it to add them automatically, with a confirmation by email or push notification.

    Amazon's feature page says that with a connected calendar, Alexa+ can summarize your day. Once a few events are on the calendar, ask what you have on Saturday. Review what was added; one hands-on review found Alexa missed some dates in a long message.

  3. Hands-free

    3. Ask while you are getting ready

    Nothing needs picking up. While you dress or pack a bag, ask Alexa+ what is on your calendar for Friday night or whether anything is booked on Sunday afternoon. It answers from what you shared, not from a live search of the tracker.

    For an up-to-date check, open the tracker's alert or the event page later. Prices the source did not publish are unknown, not free, so Alexa+ cannot tell you a cost the email never listed.

  4. Routines

    4. Set a voice routine around the plan

    Amazon's feature page says you can create routines by voice, including monthly and weather-based ones. A Friday morning routine can be a prompt of your own, such as a reminder to look at the events you saved.

    You write the routine and the reminder. Alexa+ is only the nudge. Check the saved routine in the Alexa app.

  5. Change alerts

    5. Check for changes before you head out

    Save the events you pick and the tracker can watch them for cancellations, postponements, new dates, new times, venue changes and price changes. Those alerts arrive in the tracker's own channels, such as email.

    Alexa+ will not see them unless you forward them. The tracker never treats an event missing from its source as cancelled, so if something looks off, open the event's ticket page.

On your phone

What the alerts look like.

Illustrative

Figure 1

An example of the alert email you might forward. The events, times and prices are made up.
Spoken question

Figure 2

Illustrative: a voice question after forwarding the email. Alexa+ answers from the email you gave it, not from a live search.

Example alerts. Every name, number and event shown is illustrative.

How to

How do I set this up today?

  1. Step 1

    Go to [localeventstracker.com](https://localeventstracker.com), sign up with your email and city, and confirm the address from the confirmation email. Digest emails start after that.

  2. Step 2

    In the Alexa app, make sure the address you sign up with is linked to your Alexa profile, since Alexa+ recognizes shared emails only from linked addresses.

  3. Step 3

    Forward a tracker email to alexa@alexa.com, or share it through the Alexa app, then ask Alexa+ to add the events to your calendar or tell you what is on.

  4. Step 4

    Check the calendar entries and open the ticket page for any price, time or doors detail before you rely on it.

Alexa+ is not listed as a place to paste the tracker's connector link, and none was found on Amazon's pages. Amazon says shared files are saved and can be reviewed in your Alexa Privacy Settings. Plans and menus can change, so follow Amazon's current help.

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions.

Is LocalEventsTracker.com an official Alexa+ integration?

No. There is no partnership, skill or built-in integration. The tracker offers a connector for assistants that let you add one, but no way to add it to Alexa+ was found. The tracker is an AgentStructure.AI app.

Can Alexa+ search the tracker live?

Not as far as could be confirmed. Alexa+ works from emails and documents you share and from your calendar. For a live search, use the tracker's site or an assistant that can add a connector.

Can Alexa+ buy tickets for me?

That was not confirmed here, and the tracker does not sell tickets. It reports events and links to the official ticket page. Use that link to check availability and price.

How fresh is the information?

The tracker checks its source once a day, so alerts are not instant. A forwarded email is a snapshot. Confirm times and changes on the event's own page.

What does Alexa+ need to run?

One Amazon listing says Alexa+ needs a Prime membership or an Alexa+ Standard subscription on a compatible device. Check [Amazon's Alexa+ page](https://www.amazon.com/alexa-plus) for current availability and terms. The tracker is free during the beta.

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