The phrase "a recent evening about" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a specific recent evening when discussing an event or experience, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "On a recent evening about the concert, I realized how much I enjoyed the music."
Alternatives: "a recent night regarding" or "an evening recently about".
On a recent evening, about 60 people turned out in Kingston to "brainstorm" about improving the city's waterfront.
On a recent evening, about 150 people gathered to meet Syriza representatives in the central square of Gerakas, a suburb of Athens.
On a recent evening, about 100 supporters of the local Liberal Democratic candidate braved a hailstorm to gather in a community center surrounded by barren rice paddies.
On a recent evening, about two dozen Bernie Sanders supporters and assorted bons vivants crammed into the World Money Gallery, a boxcar-size events space on Montrose Avenue in Williamsburg, Brooklyn.
On a warm recent evening about a dozen people men and women, black and white gathered at the parish library for a presentation by officials from the federal Small Business Administration SBAA), which extends low-interest loans to small businesses that have been operating for at least two years and show promise.
On a recent evening there were about 85 people in the lobby, average age 30, two-thirds of whom were typing away on laptops, BlackBerrys and other keypads.
He spoke on a recent evening at Columbus Park amid a crowd of about 100 people who had gathered to watch a Chinese-American basketball tournament.
Newark native Ana Baptista, an urban planning expert and assistant professor at the New School, joined residents huddled over folding tables and chicken wings on a recent evening at a City Hall meeting about development in the area.
On a recent evening at Ear Inn, a bartender cheekily mimicked a customer asking about the draft-beer selection.
Jorge Elorza, the mayor of Providence, R.I., and the son of undocumented Guatemalan immigrants who were eventually naturalized, stood behind a lectern one recent evening to reassure about 150 people who had filled a high school cafeteria.
