What to know
- Gemini’s place cards are gaining code for an Events tab alongside Overview.
- Rich Maps place cards are already public; the new additions point to event details, ticket links and sharing within that format.
- We found the tab names and event-specific interface labels in Google app 17.71.17.
Gemini already has rich Maps place cards. Google is now building out an event-focused addition to them, with new strings naming an Events tab and an accompanying interface for dates, locations, prices and ticket information.
The discovery goes beyond a single tab label. Our teardown found a related set of event-sheet resources, including headings for “Event details” and “Tickets and information.” Together, these additions outline how Gemini could connect a place you’re looking up with information about events there.
Events gets its own tab alongside Overview
The clearest addition is a pair of place-card tab labels: “Events” and “Overview.” Both use the same place-tab resource prefix, directly tying them to the cards. That pairing points to a layout where event information has its own section beside the place’s overview.
These are the two labels defining that split:
The broader place-card capability is already public. What’s new here is the explicit Events tab and the supporting event interface. That distinction matters: the discovery concerns an additional use for the existing cards, with a dedicated route into information about what’s happening at a place.
Event details cover tickets, date, location and price
The accompanying strings give that tab more substance. “Event details” names the information section, while “Tickets and information” identifies a section for related links. The wording points to ticket information being part of the event experience, although these labels do not establish a checkout flow.
Four event-specific accessibility labels add further detail: “Date,” “Location,” “Price” and “Share event.” These are labels intended to be read aloud by accessibility tools, and their resource names explicitly connect them to the event sheet. They support the corresponding event fields and sharing action without revealing a particular event, ticket amount or sharing destination.
The event-sheet strings bring those pieces together:
For you, the practical change would be a shorter path from finding a place in Gemini to checking what’s happening there, when it happens, and where to get ticket information.
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