The phrase "a venue outside" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a location or place that is situated outdoors or not within an enclosed space.
Example: "We decided to host the event at a venue outside to take advantage of the beautiful weather."
Alternatives: "an outdoor location" or "a place outdoors".
Hire a venue outside the office, put aside a half day, and set a date.
It said the shooting was an isolated incident and moved the tournament to a venue outside the capital.
After all, I was lucky enough to be working at a venue outside the journalistic list mines.
She said Pell should have to give his evidence on "neutral territory" at a venue outside the Vatican.
The count on Thursday night will be held at a venue outside the borough, following claims that the last mayoral election count was insecure and that large groups of men were allowed to intimidate council officials and candidates.
When the job market for scientists is tough--as it often is--it may be advantageous to go off the beaten track to gain experience in a venue outside of the academic bubble.
When her first Brisbane show was two hours and 20 minutes late, it created problems for her increasingly middle-aged audience, who missed the last train back to the city from a venue 15km outside the CBD on a school night.
In our experience we've hit higher velocities on the rural roads en route to such a venue located outside Chicago than on the track itself.
Pappy & Harriet's Pioneertown Palace, a venue just outside the town of Joshua Tree, opened in 1982 and now features an annual Desert Stars festival.
You would be hard pressed to find an appropriate venue outside of the kitchen space for these frozen delights.
Friday is just becoming Saturday and a queue is forming outside MusicBox ��� a venue in the Cais do Sodré neighborhood of Lisbon where Principe throw a monthly party.
