The phrase "brunch event" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a social gathering or meal that takes place during the late morning to early afternoon, typically featuring breakfast and lunch foods.
Example: "We're hosting a brunch event this Sunday to celebrate the new year with friends and family."
Alternatives: "brunch gathering" or "brunch party."
In fact, Mr. Gormley said, on a recent Sunday stroll he happened on one such brunch event that he mistook at first for a rock concert.
Tune in for the live video from our Brunch event below, courtesy of Floobs.
Tune in for the live recorded video from our Brunch event below, courtesy of Floobs.
TechCrunch UK is partnering with Slush, and we'll be throwing a breakfast brunch event for 100 start-ups, entrepreneurs, investors and key industry players the day after the Slush conference, so you'll be able to come along and network over some great Helsinki coffee.
Like the sound of an all-day brunch event?
Attending a post-Derby brunch event for the Headley-Whitney Museum in Lexington, Ky.
It was a women's empowerment group with brunch events and a website with written content.
The engagement of the product on the front end is matched by a lot of emails, tweets, in person invite-only brunch events and even hand-written letters with "meowvelous" kitty stickers inside (see image at top of post). For an inside look, Torenberg describes the tools he uses for community building in a post on the CMX blog.
Their first parties were typical brunch events hosted at the Rivington Hotel in New York City, catered by Chef Roblé with 200 guests.
For specific menu highlights check out our Facebook page for each brunch's event info (menu highlights will normally be posted a week or so before).
The festival starts on Thursday evening, September 20 and ends with a brunch-time event the following Saturday.
