Nowadays, blockchain based web applications are becoming more and more popular. Decentralised applications that are being built on the Ethereum blockchain have more advantages than centralised ones. Users do not have to rely on a centralised and governed authority such as banks or any other intermediaries to verify and approve transactions. Usually because transactions are placed in a pending state which can take a very long time to be approved by banks. Transactions could also potentially fail if they are deemed to be suspicious of malicious activity. However, the main problem is that online transactions are prone to be intercepted by malicious users which can result in fraud. They also come with security flaws when stored in a local database. We propose that as a group, gather the functional requirements, design, develop, test, document and deploy a decentralized Web3 application on the Ethereum blockchain, allowing users to view, search, paginate and sort through popular events in their local area and purchase tickets corresponding to an event. 