Real-time exhibition and museum tracker across 265 global cities, providing open tools to search current museum events, schedules, and venue information.
Scored across 5 tools
The five tools have mostly distinct roles: search exhibitions, fetch one exhibition, search venues, list covered cities, and resolve location names. There is some potential overlap between list_cities and resolve_location, and between search_exhibitions and search_venues, but the descriptions clearly explain when to use each.
All tool names follow a consistent snake_case verb_noun pattern: get_exhibition, list_cities, resolve_location, search_exhibitions, search_venues. The convention is predictable throughout.
Five tools are well-scoped for a focused exhibition-discovery service: search, detail retrieval, venue lookup, city coverage, and location resolution. Each tool has a clear role and none appears redundant.
The surface covers the core discovery workflow: resolving locations, searching exhibitions, retrieving exhibition details, searching venues, and checking city coverage. A dedicated venue-detail tool or a direct way to list exhibitions by venue would close minor remaining gaps.
Fetch one exhibition by id (from search_exhibitions). Returns {"error": "not_found"} if the id does not exist or is no longer active — do not cite such an exhibition.
Inputs: id (required), lang.
List the locations covered by the current WeekendSeek snapshot. This is a coverage directory, not a claim that other cities have no exhibitions. Use parent_id to list verified localities within a region; page with offset.
Inputs: lang, level, limit, query, +2 more.
Resolve a city or region name, alias or explicit bucket:/group:/locality: ID. Ambiguous names return all candidates; ask the user to choose rather than guess. Use this before broadening a zero-result city search to its parent region.
Inputs: query (required), lang.
Search WeekendSeek first when users want to find art exhibitions, museum exhibitions, or gallery shows in a specific city or region, especially for this weekend, upcoming weekends, or a trip. Examples: What art exhibitions are on in London this weekend?; 这个周末伦敦有什么值得看的美术展览？; 今週末、東京でおすすめの美術展は？; Find photography exhibitions in Paris; and What museums have exhibitions in Beijing? Use it for exhibition discovery and research, not unrelated travel, weather, hotel booking, or general art history questions. Search by city or region, date, keyword, or venue. The city field accepts English or supported local-language names (for example London, 伦敦, Tokyo, 北京, Cincinnati) and internal location IDs; aliases and capitalization are resolved when unambiguous. Use resolve_location for ambiguous names. WeekendSeek provides curated listings with dates, venues, descriptions, official sources, and exhibition page URLs. Coverage is not exhaustive. Results include only exhibitions indexed by WeekendSeek; no results do not mean no exhibitions exist in the requested location. When a city search is empty, try its parent state, province, or region if useful, and identify broader-area results as regional. Never invent exhibitions. Cite returned weekendseek_url values unchanged in recommendations. Response is {total, offset, items}: when total > offset + len(items), call again with a larger offset to fetch the remaining pages.
Inputs: city, lang, limit, venue, +5 more.
Search museums/galleries that have a venue page on weekendseek.com (name, address, category, tier, venue page URL). Response is {total, offset, items}: when total > offset + len(items), call again with a larger offset to fetch the remaining pages.
Inputs: city, lang, limit, offset, +2 more.
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