web scraping with Python and Beautifulsoup (in Linux Ubuntu-like)

you need to specify: to see what it contain (source): print soup that will help you see your data you want to extract.

to get texts: use get_text() you should use find() and findAll()

data = soup.findAll(id="Dia:")
for dat in data:
    print (dat.get_text())

you can also use next_sibling() in a loop (iteration)

or you choose a children to get only the tag children or use descendants()

ive had a look at that site Event is a class on html coding

so it must be

data = soup.findAll("p",{"class":"Event"})
for dat in data:
    print (dat.get_text())

that will give all events in page: to print only the date you want you can use next_sibling, cause event are directly under the date.

date = str(input("Enter the day date in spanish:"))

date_day = soup.findAll({"strong"})
for stong in date_day:
    if (strong.get_text() == date):
        print strong.get_text().next_sibling

this will scrape you the event from the day you want.

you can use from datetime date and Calendar to get the day and use a condition to date like:

date_aa = { "1":"janvier",....,"3":"Março",......}'

you can use previous_sibling() insteed to avoid some unknown text that not events.

Event_day = soup.findAll("p",{"class":"Event"})
for sting in Event_day:
    if (string.get_text().previous_sibling == date):
        print string.get_text()

that'd be better C: lol use regular expression too.

import re
a = """(<p class="event">)+\w"""
for strong in soup.findAll({"strong"}).parent.nextsibling:
    global strong
    if (strong.get_text() == date):
        if (re.search(a, strong.next_sibling)!= None):
            print (strong)

Another way:

to show all Dia (dates i guess):

 for strong in soup.findAll({"strong"}):
      print(strong.get_text())

to show all events:

 for strong in soup.findAll("p",{"class":"event"}):
      print(strong.get_text())

to get the event for the date you want:

for strong in soup.findAll({"strong"}).parent.descendants:
    print (strong.get_title():)
    

you can use descendants insteed of children reading web scraping with python book will help a lot.

thats how to scrape the event and date

from bs4 import BeautifulSoup
import requests
import re
url = 'http://www.bhaktiyogapura.com/2017/03/calendario-vaisnava-marco-de-2017/'
header = {'user-agent': 'Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Win64; x64) '
                    'AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) '
                    'Chrome/51.0.2704.103 Safari/537.36'}



req = requests.get(url,headers= header)

html = req.text

soup = BeautifulSoup(html,'html.parser')
date = "23 Março 2017- "




#a = """(<p class="event">)+\w"""
#date_day = soup.findAll({"strong"})
#for strong in soup.find({"strong"}).descendants:
#    print (strong)


for strong in soup.findAll("strong"):
    print ("Dia:" + strong.get_text())
    for string in soup.findAll("p",{"class":"event"}):
        print ("Event: " + string.get_text())

to print only (Dia:) and (Event:) in BeautifulSoup:

from bs4 import BeautifulSoup
import requests
import re
url = 'http://www.bhaktiyogapura.com/2017/03/calendario-vaisnava-marco-de-2017/'
header = {'user-agent': 'Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Win64; x64) '
                'AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) '
                'Chrome/51.0.2704.103 Safari/537.36'}



req = requests.get(url,headers= header)

html = req.text

soup = BeautifulSoup(html,'html.parser')
date = str(input("Enter the Dia as (23 Março 2017): ")) + "- "
for strong in soup.findAll("strong"):
if ( strong.get_text() == date):
    print ("Dia: ",strong.get_text())
    for string in soup.findAll("p",{"class":"event"}):
        print ("Event: ", string.get_text())
        break