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LocalEventsTracker.com + Microsoft Copilot: plan your weekend around local events and draft the invite to friends in Outlook

LocalEventsTracker.com finds concerts, games and shows near you and reports dates, local times, venues and listed prices. Microsoft Copilot can turn that list into a weekend plan and a draft invite for your friends, which you review and send yourself from Outlook.

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Paste your LocalEventsTracker.com digest into Microsoft Copilot, ask for a weekend plan and a draft invite to friends, then send it yourself from Outlook.
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Example alert. Names and numbers are illustrative.

Key takeaways

The short version.

  • LocalEventsTracker.com finds events near a place you choose and reports each one's local date, start time, venue and listed price, with a link to the official ticket page.
  • The route that works today is simple: paste the tracker's daily digest email into Copilot, ask for a weekend plan and an invite draft, then check it and send it yourself.
  • Microsoft documents drafting an email with Copilot in Outlook, but its page does not say which personal plans include it. Check your own account.
  • Consumer Copilot has no documented way to add your own MCP server, and Microsoft 365 Copilot custom connectors are an admin task, so this is not a live connection.
  • Nothing here is an official listing or built-in integration with Microsoft, and the setup has not been tested end to end.

Who it is for

Who is this pairing for?

  • It is for people who plan outings with friends by email: someone who organizes the group night out, a family choosing a Saturday, or a…

  • LocalEventsTracker.com finds concerts, games and shows near you and sends a daily digest email of new and changed events.

  • The tracker knows what is on.

It is for people who plan outings with friends by email: someone who organizes the group night out, a family choosing a Saturday, or a newcomer to a city who wants to invite people along.

LocalEventsTracker.com finds concerts, games and shows near you and sends a daily digest email of new and changed events. Microsoft Copilot is Microsoft's AI assistant, and Microsoft documents a Copilot feature in Outlook that drafts email messages.

The tracker knows what is on. Copilot helps with the plan and the wording. This is not an official integration, and AgentStructure has no partnership with Microsoft.

Use cases

5 ways people use LocalEventsTracker.com + Microsoft Copilot.

  1. Weekend plan

    1. Turn the digest into a weekend plan

    Paste the day's digest into Copilot and ask for a plan for Friday to Sunday: which events to pick, in what order, with each day, start time, venue and listed price. Tell it to use only what the digest says.

    Copilot only sees what you paste, so it cannot look anything else up in the tracker. If the digest has nothing for the weekend, ask it to say so plainly instead of guessing.

  2. Invite draft

    2. Draft the invite to friends in Outlook

    Once you have chosen an event, ask Copilot for a short, friendly invite with the event name, date, local time, venue and the ticket link. Microsoft's support page describes drafting in Outlook by entering a prompt, then keeping or editing the result.

    Whether your personal Microsoft 365 plan includes that feature was not confirmed. If it is missing, ask Copilot at copilot.microsoft.com for the text and paste it into your email yourself.

  3. Two options

    3. Give friends a choice of two

    Ask for an invite that offers two events, say a Friday show and a Sunday concert, and asks everyone to reply with a preference by a set day. Friends can answer in a simple reply.

    You decide who is on the list and when to send. Nothing is sent for you.

  4. Listed prices

    4. Treat missing prices as unknown

    Prices appear only when the source publishes them. When there is none, the right reading is unknown, not free. Tell Copilot to write that the price is unconfirmed, and to link the ticket page.

    The ticket page is the final word on price and availability. The tracker does not sell tickets.

  5. Review first

    5. Check before you send

    Event data comes from Ticketmaster, plus SeatGeek when enabled, and is checked once a day, so changes are not instant. An event that disappears from the source is never treated as cancelled, because only the organizer can cancel it.

    Before the invite goes out, open the event's ticket page and compare the time, venue and price with the draft.

On your phone

What the alerts look like.

Illustrative

Figure 1

An example exchange. The events, times and prices are made up.

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

How to

How do I use LocalEventsTracker.com with Microsoft Copilot?

  1. Step 1

    Sign up for the daily digest email at [localeventstracker.com](https://localeventstracker.com) and choose your place and interests.

  2. Step 2

    Open Copilot at [copilot.microsoft.com](https://copilot.microsoft.com/) and paste the digest. Ask for a plan for Friday to Sunday using only what it says.

  3. Step 3

    Ask for an invite to friends with the event, local time, venue and ticket link. In Outlook, try the Copilot Draft option if your account has it.

  4. Step 4

    Read the draft, compare it with the ticket page, edit it, then send it yourself.

Microsoft's Outlook drafting page does not say which personal plans include it. Consumer Copilot has no documented way to add your own MCP server. At work, an admin sets up custom connectors; see this Microsoft guide.

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions.

Is LocalEventsTracker.com an official Microsoft Copilot integration?

No. There is no partnership, listing or built-in integration, and this route has not been tested end to end. You paste the tracker's digest into Copilot yourself.

Can I add LocalEventsTracker.com to Copilot as a connector?

Not in the consumer app, which has no documented way to add your own MCP server. At work, Microsoft says an admin with a Global or AI Administrator role and a Microsoft 365 Copilot license sets up custom connectors.

Does my personal Microsoft plan include Copilot in Outlook?

That was not confirmed. Microsoft's drafting page lists Outlook for Microsoft 365 and says to check with your IT admin if you cannot access it. Check your own account.

Will Copilot send the invite for me?

No. Copilot writes a draft, and you review, edit and send it. Nothing is sent without you, and the tracker never buys tickets.

What does it cost?

The apps are free during the beta, and the site shows the free and premium parts. Microsoft has its own plans for Copilot, so check its pages.

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