"event city" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this expression to refer to a city in which many large events take place, such as concerts, conventions, or sports competitions. For example: "London is considered one of the most important event cities in the world."
The Odd: Blast from the past A feeling of nostalgia gripped Event City in Manchester on Saturday night.
The data were collected using an iterative process: First, to identify a group of relevant users, we obtained a set of users who posted geo-tagged tweets in the event city within four weeks after the event occurrence.
It lets users create profiles about themselves and what they're interested, and includes search filters for finding people by event, city, interest area, skills, desired starting date, and overall status.
They include "round-trip, first-class commercial air travel for two between Anchorage, Alaska, and event city," (not an unreasonable request).
The International Festivals and Events Association (IFEA), the world's leading events trade association, has crowned Dubai as IFEA World Festival and Event City, 2012 in the cities category with a population of more than one million.
Fury, who defends his Commonwealth belt against Canadian champion Neven Pajkic at Manchester's Event City on Saturday, has his sights set on bigger fights.
From Sept. 17 to 25, it will celebrate its ninth year, with more than 250 events city wide, though the Victoria and Albert Museum will serve as the hub.
"Clearly, if we are to retain and grow our reputation as an events city we need to invest in the future.
On Tuesday, he heads to New Orleans and Houston for more money events — cities in two states that are hardly battlegrounds.
The presence of any sport event elevated city activity ratings, but event activity ratings were elevated only when the event was paired with a leisurely city.
The sponsor is PJ Wine; the event benefits City Harvest.
