"event venues" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it whenever you are referring to a physical location where an event is being held. For example, "We looked at many different event venues before deciding on the final location for our wedding reception."
Smokers are treated by most event venues like social pariahs, which is great news for the would-be crasher.
"The groom is really the new bride," said the restaurateur Penny Glazier, an owner of the event venues Bridgewaters and Twenty-Four Fifth Avenue, in Manhattan.
There are event venues, a media centre, restaurant and shopping areas on the ground floors, and three observation decks—on the 94th, 97th, and 100th floors.
An example of an intracompany partnership is one between Hotels.com and Entertainment Publications, which sells coupon books for restaurants, stores and event venues in more than 160 markets.
However, the use of London landmarks and actual event venues makes for a colourful diversion with more than enough variety to keep the kids happy.
Restrictions on items which may be taken into Guardian Masterclasses event venues may also apply (e.g. your own food and drink).
"As a major Welsh public event venue the National Assembly for Wales's premises are licensed.
Rabbi James L. Simon is to officiate at the Estate at Florentine Gardens, an event venue, in River Vale.
Pamela Leslie Chinn and Alexander Laird Horn were married Saturday at the Hedgebound Estate, an event venue in Truro, Mass.
Rabbi Marjorie Nell Klein and Jeremy Fredrick Ronkin are to be married Sunday at Harrington Farm, an organic farm and event venue in Princeton, Mass.
La Cachamba Wagon Bar has repurposed the city's defunct train workshop into a unique bar and event venue.
