"culminating event" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to the final or most important event in a series or sequence. Example: "The graduation ceremony was the culminating event of the school year, celebrating the students' hard work and achievements."
As with the freer forms of comedy improv, the show itself is the culminating event.
"Rockit Performs Who's Next and Other Rock Classics," a concert and culminating event of a six-week rock band program.
The culminating event will be a party of parties at which no one will be left standing.
Next year the artists will reimagine "Breath" (1998) at the Baryshnikov Arts Center, and in 2012 there will be a culminating event in a museum or gallery space.
RED BANK Count Basie Theater "Rockit Performs Who's Next and Other Rock Classics," concert and culminating event of a six-week rock band program.
(For background, read "No Funds for Fast Food". ) As a culminating event, students could hold a public forum and offer pro-and-con arguments about the proposal.
These culminating events of the dancenowfest, rescheduled after the terrorist attacks last month, celebrate downtown dance with work by 37 choreographers and companies.
Devised by Danspace's guest curator, the choreographer Melinda Ring, the Rethorst series includes marathon conversations, open rehearsals, revivals and, in the next week's culminating events, two new works.
"Mrs. Osmond" concerns the weeks that follow the two culminating events of "The Portrait of a Lady" — the death of Ralph Touchett and the revelation that Madame Merle is the true mother of Osmond's daughter, Pansy.
Although de Andrade's mission was initially a success that allowed a Portuguese embassy to proceed all the way to Beijing, relations were soon spoiled by culminating events that led to an extremely negative impression of the Portuguese in China.
Added in 1969, it offers a culminating championship event.
