The phrase "an opening event" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the initial event in a series or the first occurrence of a particular event, such as a ceremony or celebration.
Example: "The gala was an opening event for the art exhibition, setting the tone for the days to come."
Alternatives: "a kickoff event" or "a launch event".
Having Bono, Garth Brooks and Beyoncé at an opening event didn't hurt.
There will be an opening event and panel discussion with representative cartoonists on December 8th.
Among those honored in the show, called "Tag," at the Grand Palais in Paris, are four New York pioneers who have been active since the 1970s: Toxic, Quik, Seen and Rammellzee, the last of whom showed up for an opening event in a Darth Vader-style mask.
Like Ellis Island, Except It Changes Location After an opening event tomorrow evening, "Floating Island to Travel Around Manhattan Island" will travel the waters around Manhattan through Sept. 25 and can be viewed from various waterfront sites in New York City and New Jersey.
Look for an opening event sometime in October that will feature Susannah Heschel!
Blake Byrne chats with Ann and Rhodes Craver at an opening event.
The restaurant's Hainan chicken, made with poached, organic, boneless, skinless chicken over lemongrass-scented rice, will be on the menu, as well as the grilled Asian porkchop and wonton soup. . Green Zone is holding a grand opening event on opening day from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., with complimentary hors d'oeuvres and Champagne. .
It could be argued that c subunit overexpression did not lead to an mPTP opening event sufficient to generate a detectable Ca2+ efflux.
We had an incredible opening event where many of the cast (both past and present) attended the exhibition.
A grand opening event with cocktails, tapas, crepes, a D.J. and a silent auction benefitting Children's Hospital of Orange County is planned for 6 to 9 p.m. April 21.
For instance, a soft opening event might occur on a Saturday from 1 to 3 p.m. Offer a free coffee or tea (or other sample from the menu).
