"vibrant event" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe an event that is lively, energetic, or that has a lot of activity going on. For example, "The carnival was a vibrant event, with bright colors and a lot of music and dancing."
The Victoria's Secret Fashion Show has become regarded as one of the world's most glamorous and vibrant events in the fashion industry.
No other social app has a vibrant events community, while event platforms like Eventbrite lack full-fledged social features.
GigaOm long melded tech news with a vibrant events business and created a number of popular verticals.
Mexico City has some vibrant events around the Easter and Christmas holidays, with some extended happenings around the Christmas season.
According to Unesco, it takes a rare and rarified combination of editorial initiatives and educational programmes, lashings of libraries, bookstores and cultural centres, plus a vibrant literary event scene.
Modi is the darling of India's corporate lobby; I was a speaker at the Vibrant Gujarat event in 2013 and saw first-hand how Stanford-educated Mukesh Ambani, India's richest man, committed to bringing $20 billion in new investment to Gujarat.
★ AfroPunk Fest with Chuck D, Questlove and Death (Saturday and Sunday) One of the most vibrant, free events of the season features a solid roster of hip-hop eclectics, befitting its multicultural locale.
Clos du Tue-Boeuf Rouillon Cheverny Rouge, Loire, France 2014 (£17.85, The Real Wine Fair) Modestly billed as "a tasting of organic, biodynamic and natural wines", The Real Wine Fair, held in East London a couple of weeks back, is in fact one of the UK's most vibrant wine events, featuring dozens of small-scale producers defined by their low- or no-chemical approach.
Renowned for vibrant cultural events--including its annual Nuits Sonores Festival, Contemporary Art and Dance Biennale, and Festival of Lights (Fête des Lumières --last week the city of Lumières --lasteLumières --lastnd ever edition of the Mirage Festival.
