"thematic events" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to events or activities that are designed around a specific unifying theme or idea. For example, "The school was hosting a series of thematic events to celebrate Black History Month, including lectures, performances, and art exhibitions."
And three thematic events were added, including an outdoor concert on Friday and addresses and readings by Southern writers on Saturday.
(Picture book; ages 7 to 12) This heart-on-its-sleeve collaboration between writer father and illustrator son mixes stirring verse with expressive panoramas that mix thematic events across time: African slaves, Chinese railroad laborers and Detroit factory workers in one tableau.
Deans and professors from the Schools of Columbia were invited to lead 42 thematic events in Beijing, Shanghai, Shenzhen, and Hong Kong, that featured areas of literature, education, arts and culture, big data, artificial intelligence, medical science, energy, earth science, business, social work, and urban design.
That might include anything from a memory table in a funeral home setting to staging a thematic event in other venues.
"Generally, the tweets collected and archived will be thematic and event-based, including events such as elections, and themes of ongoing national interest, e.g. public policy," the Library wrote.
The final paper in this thematic issue demonstrates how spatio-temporal elements of crime events are necessary for developing timely police interventions and responses.
The spatio-temporal module comprises a computer watertable simulation model and routines providing linkage between event data and GIS thematic layer for event-based analysis.
Abbas Amanat combines chronological and thematic approaches, exploring events with lasting implications for modern Iran and the world.
There will a number of other thematic conferences and events under its umbrella.
In addition to these three thematic axes, the event explored new research and development methodologies that seek to encourage youth participation and inclusion online, including 1) co-design with young people, 2) participatory research, and 3) the construction of narratives, digital media content, and information visualization.
"There is an upsurge in thematic programs with ancillary events".
