The phrase 'lively event' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe an enjoyable, exciting event with lots of energy. For example, "The festival was a lively event, filled with music and laughter."
That cartoon and other Soviet-era animations made by the studio Soyuzmultfilm, which employed more than 700 artists at its peak, were projected on a screen during the lively event, attended by a sizable Russian-speaking crowd that was served free dumplings at intermission.
It was an unusual and lively event, with the sound lowered in the darkened theater with "The Ice Storm" flickering on the screen behind Mr. Elmes, as Mr. Schwartz conducted an interview and the audience flung its own queries at will.
The round-table discussion, which followed a similar if less lively event with health insurance executives in Washington on Tuesday, was aimed at pitching the president's proposal to provide tax breaks for low- and moderate-income workers to buy insurance while imposing tax increases on some Americans covered by generous employer-sponsored plans.
But initiatives like the recent SeedSummit are enlivening the startup scene once more, along with Europe's lively event scene.
So are what he calls his "salons," lively events celebrating the Harlem arts scene.
Managers may have to contend with sexual harassment complaints or liability problems after overly lively events.
The museum also has a lively events programme including traditional cooking and craft demonstrations.
These lively events tend to last up to eight hours, unlike those in New York, which die down after three.
The staff are known to be passionate bookworms, and there are often lively events going on in the evenings.
These casual and lively events, which have sold out each month since the series began last September, are packed with people in their 20s and 30s.
In and around the ballrooms of the historic Monteleone Hotel (a favourite haunt of Williams, as well as Truman Capote), lively events unfolded.
