Get Back to What Makes Us Human

Discover the hard to find, wish I’d known about them, live events before they happen.

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All found in the places you might not have looked

That Place Down The Street
Performing Arts Venues
Indie Music Venues
Science Centers
Museums
Parks

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You just might find

Artifacts From the “Golden City” of Amenhotep III
Art & Boba Talk
Public Star Party
Backstage Nashville, Daytime Hit Songwriters Show
Spanish Harlem Jazz in a Japanese Restaurant
Afropolitan Ball
Surrealist Pilates With Candles & Music
K-Pop Dance

Concerts Exhibits Conversations Films Stargazing Plays Classes Festivals Cocktail Parties Jam Sessions Wine Tastings

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What people are saying

MUSAY is…

…a way for you to not have to scroll through a bunch of crap to find fun events… an app that puts it all in one spot.

S. Phillips

…an app that can help you find places that are beyond the ordinary… things you probably don’t hear about on Instagram or TikTok too much because it’s smaller artists, it’s more intimate.

K. Inspires

The people behind MUSAY

We are creators.

We are writers, musicians, artists, podcasters, and inventors.

We are also engineers, operators, data scientists, and marketers who are building out the experience we want but cannot find.

A simple, fun way to discover what’s happening in the creative spaces and communities that excite us, so we can experience it tonight, tomorrow, or next week.

The Team

Boston Public Library
Laura is inspired by the Boston Public Library, which she first discovered during her senior year of high school. Reading and researching beneath its soaring windows, with well-loved books arriving from unseen stacks, made writing her term paper a joy—and sparked her lifelong love of libraries.
Laura Del Greco on LinkedIn (opens in a new tab)Founder/CEO
Park Güell in Barcelona
Jessica is inspired by Park Güell in Barcelona. With her interest in architecture and the built environment, she appreciates the park as an intriguing display of Antoni Gaudí’s work and the distinctive character it brings to the city.
Jessica Murray on LinkedIn (opens in a new tab)COO
Missouri History Museum
Sean is inspired by the Missouri History Museum in St. Louis. Its “Collected” exhibit brings together objects that reveal the city’s pioneering spirit—not only as the Gateway to the West, but as a vibrant center of innovation in its own right. For Sean, stories like these bring a city’s identity and culture to life, enriching every experience within it.
Sean Cofoid on LinkedIn (opens in a new tab)CDO
The National Gallery, London
Brad is inspired by the National Gallery in London, where he saw Jan van Eyck’s Arnolfini Portrait—his longtime favorite painting—in person. Its extraordinary detail, alongside the Gallery’s other works by Dutch masters, left an indelible impression on him.
Brad Hefta-Gaub on LinkedIn (opens in a new tab)CTO
Berkeley Art Center
Benji is inspired by the Berkeley Art Center, where rotating exhibitions showcase experimental, interactive, and participatory work by local artists. Set within a forested ravine and creek in North Berkeley, the building’s design encourages unique, site-specific installations.
Benji Friedman on LinkedIn (opens in a new tab)Lead Engineer
Henry Doorly Zoo and Aquarium
Calvin is inspired by Omaha’s Henry Doorly Zoo and Aquarium, which he considers the best zoo in America. Growing up in Omaha, he was continually amazed by the beauty of wildlife and inspired by the zoo’s ability to bring people closer to the natural world.
Calvin Dunn on LinkedIn (opens in a new tab)Product Marketing Analyst

We’d love to hear from you!

More cities and venues are coming. The list gets better when the people who live there tell us what we’re missing.

Tell us a venue we’ve missed

MUSAY is…

…a way for you to not have to scroll through a bunch of crap to find fun events… an app that puts it all in one spot.

S. Phillips

…an app that can help you find places that are beyond the ordinary… things you probably don’t hear about on Instagram or TikTok too much because it’s smaller artists, it’s more intimate.

K. Inspires

We are creators.

We are writers, musicians, artists, podcasters, and inventors.

We are also engineers, operators, data scientists, and marketers who are building out the experience we want but cannot find.

A simple, fun way to discover what’s happening in the creative spaces and communities that excite us, so we can experience it tonight, tomorrow, or next week.

The Team

A grand library reading room with green lamps

Boston Public Library

Laura is inspired by the Boston Public Library, which she first discovered during her senior year of high school. Reading and researching beneath its soaring windows, with well-loved books arriving from unseen stacks, made writing her term paper a joy—and sparked her lifelong love of libraries.

Laura Del Greco on LinkedIn (opens in a new tab)Founder/CEO

A mosaic tower in Park Güell, Barcelona, above the city

Park Güell in Barcelona

Jessica is inspired by Park Güell in Barcelona. With her interest in architecture and the built environment, she appreciates the park as an intriguing display of Antoni Gaudí’s work and the distinctive character it brings to the city.

Jessica Murray on LinkedIn (opens in a new tab)COO

A museum wall of colorful photo panels spelling COLLECTED

Missouri History Museum

Sean is inspired by the Missouri History Museum in St. Louis. Its “Collected” exhibit brings together objects that reveal the city’s pioneering spirit—not only as the Gateway to the West, but as a vibrant center of innovation in its own right. For Sean, stories like these bring a city’s identity and culture to life, enriching every experience within it.

Sean Cofoid on LinkedIn (opens in a new tab)CDO

A long gallery of paintings under a skylit ceiling

The National Gallery, London

Brad is inspired by the National Gallery in London, where he saw Jan van Eyck’s Arnolfini Portrait—his longtime favorite painting—in person. Its extraordinary detail, alongside the Gallery’s other works by Dutch masters, left an indelible impression on him.

Brad Hefta-Gaub on LinkedIn (opens in a new tab)CTO

Berkeley Art Center

Benji is inspired by the Berkeley Art Center, where rotating exhibitions showcase experimental, interactive, and participatory work by local artists. Set within a forested ravine and creek in North Berkeley, the building’s design encourages unique, site-specific installations.

Benji Friedman on LinkedIn (opens in a new tab)Lead Engineer

Red desert rocks under a glass geodesic dome

Henry Doorly Zoo and Aquarium

Calvin is inspired by Omaha’s Henry Doorly Zoo and Aquarium, which he considers the best zoo in America. Growing up in Omaha, he was continually amazed by the beauty of wildlife and inspired by the zoo’s ability to bring people closer to the natural world.

Calvin Dunn on LinkedIn (opens in a new tab)Product Marketing Analyst

We’d love to hear from you!

More cities and venues are coming. The list gets better when the people who live there tell us what we’re missing.

Tell us a venue we’ve missed