"attending future events" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to talk about going to events in the future. For example, "I'm looking forward to attending future events with my friends."
On Wednesday, the mayor was absent from the bike-share news conference, though a mayoral spokesman said Mr. Bloomberg would attend future events.
The leaders of the Scottish Greens, Patrick Harvie, and the Scottish Liberal Democrats, Willie Rennie, also confirmed to the Guardian that they would not attend future events at Muirfield should the club vote to retain its exclusive membership rules.
To attend future events by The Little Idea, where thought-leaders have a short amount of time to tell their drinking audience what they feel is most important, become a fan on Facebook.
The Jets released a statement on Tuesday evening saying that the four people involved in the fight would be barred from attending future stadium events.
In order to ensure the safety of others, I will be taking a number of steps: i) I breached NUS's safe spaces policy, so will not be attending future NUS events.
A tip to those who would attend future Naumburg events: Unless you simply must have a close-up view, consider a leisurely arrival.
No shows mean an empty seat and you won't be able to attend future TechCrunch events.
Spokesman Rich Ferraro told Media Matters, "If Kimberly and Jamie expect to attend future GLAAD events, they will first need to sit down with us to discuss Fox News' embarrassing, biased and misinformed coverage of LGBT issues.
Parents who become disruptive at sporting events could be banned from attending future games under a bill that awaits the governor's signature.
Although the infants in the present study could not show overt behavioral responses, the anticipatory activation of the prefrontal cortex suggests that infants may covertly attend to future events.
