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Events

Webinars, workshops, seminars, masterclasses and conferences — online and in person.

About events

Events on MultiVendor Market are hosted by independent organizers, instructors, creators, businesses and community groups. The department covers webinars, live workshops, masterclasses, seminars and lectures, training sessions and bootcamps, conferences and summits, panel discussions and roundtables, live Q&A and ask-me-anything sessions, networking and meetups, community and social events, live performances and entertainment, wellness and fitness sessions, product launches and demonstrations, virtual trade shows and exhibitions, open houses and information sessions, author and creator events, competitions and challenges, and charity and fundraising events.

Each event listing shows the date and time with its time zone, whether it takes place online or at a venue, and who is hosting. For online events, the joining link is sent only to registered attendees, so it isn't posted publicly. Hosts send reminder emails ahead of the event, which helps you remember the time and find your link when it starts.

Many events have limited capacity, especially hands-on workshops, small-group sessions and in-person meetups. When an event fills up, an automatic waitlist lets you join the queue in case a place opens. If an event you want shows as full, joining the waitlist is usually worth it.

To choose an event, read the agenda or description to see what will be covered, check the host's background, and confirm the format: a talk you watch, a workshop where you participate, or a networking event where you meet people. Check whether you'll need materials, software or a camera and microphone, and convert the start time to your own time zone before you register.

Choosing and joining an event

  • Check the date, start time and time zone, and convert it to your local time before registering.
  • Confirm whether the event is online or at a venue, and for in-person events check the address and how to get there.
  • Read the agenda or description to see whether it's a talk, an interactive workshop, a networking session or a performance.
  • Look at the host's background and what attendees should come away with.
  • Check what you'll need: materials, software, a reliable connection, a camera or microphone for interactive sessions.
  • If an event is full, join the automatic waitlist in case a place opens.
  • For online events, watch for the joining link, which is sent only to registered attendees, and the reminder emails before the start.
  • Message the host with accessibility or content questions before you register.

Questions about events

How do I join an online event?

After you register, the host's joining link is sent to you as a registered attendee. Reminder emails before the event help you find it when it's time to join.

What time does the event start where I live?

Each listing shows the start time with its time zone. Convert it to your own time zone before registering so you don't miss the start.

What happens if an event is full?

Events with limited capacity have an automatic waitlist. Join it, and you can be offered a place if one becomes available.

Are events online or in person?

Both. Each listing states whether the event takes place online or at a venue, along with the details you need to attend.

Can I ask the host a question before registering?

Yes. Every event shows who is hosting it, and you can message the host directly from the listing.

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