> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.trytalkvalue.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Events

> Create events, tag them, and review per-event attendees from one card grid.

The Events page is your event registry inside Path. Every event you've created manually or imported from a connected source. From here you can create new events, tag them for grouped analytics, and open any event to see its attendees. Card status reflects timing automatically: **Upcoming**, **Ongoing**, **Past**.

## Create an event

Open **Path → Events** and click **Import Event** to bring one in from Eventbrite or Luma, or use the action on the empty state to create one manually. The manual form opens in a dialog with five fields.

<Steps>
  <Step title="Name the event">
    The display name shown across the app. For example `Q2 Customer Day` or `June Product Webinar`.
  </Step>

  <Step title="Attach tags">
    Pick one or more existing tags, or type a new name and use **Create "…"** to add it on the spot. Tags are how you scope analytics later. See [Tags](/path/concepts/tags) for naming tips.
  </Step>

  <Step title="Pick a time zone">
    Search the time-zone combobox for the event's location. Time-zone selection is required because Path stores and renders event times in the event's local zone, not the viewer's.
  </Step>

  <Step title="Pick a date range">
    Click the date picker and select the start (and optionally end) date. Single-day events pick one date; multi-day events pick a range.
  </Step>

  <Step title="Optional: location">
    Add a venue or city name for display in the event card and detail page. Optional.
  </Step>
</Steps>

Click **Create** and the event lands in the Upcoming Events list, ready for attendees.

## Tag events

Tags are short labels (`Customer Day`, `Webinar`, `Q2-campaign`) that group related events for filtered analytics. You can attach tags two ways:

* **Inline on the event form.** Attach existing tags or create new ones while creating or editing an event.
* **Manage tags dialog.** Click **Manage tags** in the Events page header to open the workspace tag library. Create, rename, and delete tags from one place; the changes propagate to every event that carries them.

Once at least one event carries a tag, the tag becomes available as a filter on the Path overview, Registration Trend, and Channel Attribution analytics pages.

## Attendee count

Each event card shows its current attendee count alongside the date and (if set) location. The count rolls up from every person attached to the event, whether they came in by CSV import, an Eventbrite/Luma sync, or being added directly through the People page.

Cards are split into two groups on the page:

* **Upcoming Events.** Anything with a start date in the future or currently in progress.
* **Past Events.** Anything whose end date has passed (or whose start date has passed if there's no end date).

<Note>
  **Sync status shows on connected events.** Events imported from Eventbrite or Luma render a small status indicator. A FAILED or DISCONNECTED state highlights the card in destructive color so it doesn't get missed. See [Sync status](/platform/concepts/sync-status) for what each state means and how to recover.
</Note>

## Event detail

Click any event card to open the event page. From there you can:

* See the full attendee roster as the same People table, scoped to this event.
* Filter the roster by channel, job title, or company.
* Export the filtered roster to CSV.
* Edit the event (name, tags, timezone, date, location) from the actions menu.
* Delete the event. Irreversible. People who registered are not deleted; only their attachment to this event is removed.

## Related

* [Tags](/path/concepts/tags). Group events for scoped analytics.
* [People](/path/manage/people). Drill into the attendee roster.
* [Registration trend](/path/analytics/registration-trend). Read net-new vs. returning across all your events.
* [Create a Badge event](/badge/events/create). Set up the same event in Badge for on-site check-in.