event's
Belonging to occasion
Event's is the possessive form of event, indicating something belongs to or is associated with a particular occurrence or occasion: The event's success exceeded expectations.
Also used with gerunds: the event's happening surprised no one.
The apostrophe distinguishes possession from the plural events.
Arrangement tool or person
- plannerAgenda for scheduling
- coordinatorOne who arranges activities
- hostOne receiving guests
- sponsorFunder of activities
venue · budget · schedule · timeline · attendees · guests · participants · theme
Recurring memorial date
- commemorationAct of honoring memory
- legacyWhat's passed down
- remembranceAct of holding something in mind
- tributeOffering of respect
milestone · celebration · marker · documentation · photographs · records · memories · historical
Art of choosing moments
- dateSpecific day or outing
- locationPosition in space
- durationLength of existence
- aftermathResults following an event
impact · significance · cause · consequence · outcome · witnesses · documentation · sequence
organizer
Arrangement tool or person
- plannerAgenda for scheduling
- coordinatorOne who arranges activities
- hostOne receiving guests
sponsor · venue · budget · schedule · timeline · attendees · guests · participants · theme · decorations
anniversary
Recurring memorial date
- commemorationAct of honoring memory
- legacyWhat's passed down
- remembranceAct of holding something in mind
tribute · milestone · celebration · marker · documentation · photographs · records · memories · historical · significance
timing
Art of choosing moments
aftermath · impact · significance · cause · consequence · outcome · witnesses · documentation · sequence · circumstances
event'snon-event
Disappointing lack of significance
routine · normalcy · status quo · continuity · stasis
- current eventsRecent notable happenings
- main eventFeatured performance or contest
- chain of eventsConnected sequence of occurrences
- turn of eventsShift in circumstances
- special eventNoteworthy planned occasion
- event coordinatorsThose who organize gatherings
event, events, eventually, uneventful, eventful, eventual, eventuality, eventless, eventfulness