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Event name results

Catchy event name examples by category

A few names by category. Fill in the form to get ideas tailored to your event.

Workshops & classes
  • The Sourdough Starter Workshop
  • Beginner SQL: 4-Week Class
  • Founder Storytelling Bootcamp
Webinars & online events
  • Pricing Page Teardown — Live
  • Cold Email That Converts
  • The 30-Minute Brand Audit
Retreats & immersive events
  • Stillness in the Sierras Retreat
  • Founders Reset Week
  • Coastal Coaching Retreat 2026
Networking & meetups
  • Tuesday Founders Breakfast
  • Women Operators Mixer
  • PMs After Dark — SF
Fundraisers & galas
  • Annual Hope Gala
  • Pour for a Purpose
  • The Lighthouse Benefit
Holiday & seasonal
  • October Dread Run
  • Holiday Founders Brunch
  • Spring Reset Summit

Event naming guide

How to name an event

Strong event names communicate format, topic, and audience in five words or less. Three rules cover most of it.

Pick the right format word

Workshop signals hands-on. Webinar signals virtual. Retreat signals immersive. The format word does half the work — match it to what your audience expects before writing anything else.

Lead with the topic, not the adjective

“Beginner Sourdough Workshop” beats “Premier Baking Experience” every time. Specific topic + audience signal + format word is the pattern that ranks in search and reads on a sponsor deck.

Test it out loud, then Google it

Awkward acronyms, accidental innuendos, and trademark conflicts only show up when you say the name aloud and search it. Run every shortlist through Google, LinkedIn Events, Eventbrite, and Meetup before committing.

Format glossary

Workshop, retreat, gala: what’s the difference?

Each format sets a different audience expectation. Pick the one that matches the size, formality, and content of your event.

Workshop
Hands-on, skill-building session. Attendees leave with something practical (a draft, a plan, a finished prototype). Typical size: 10–80.
Class / Course
Educator-led, often a curriculum across multiple sessions. Buyer expects structured learning with measurable progression.
Webinar
Virtual presentation on a single topic, usually 30–60 minutes with live Q&A. Strong format for top-of-funnel lead generation.
Retreat
Immersive, multi-day, often residential. Place and pace are part of the product. Typical size: 8–60. Premium pricing expected.
Meetup
Community-driven, recurring, low-pressure peer gathering. Usually free or low-cost. The recurring cadence is the brand.
Hackathon
Time-boxed building event with a competitive element. Common in tech and product communities. Prizes or demos at the end are standard.
Gala / Awards
Formal evening event, usually black-tie or themed, with recognition or awards as a centerpiece. High average ticket price.
Fundraiser
Donor-facing, mission-led event. Naming should foreground impact and the cause, not the format word.

Common questions

Frequently asked questions about event naming

Practical guidance on naming events that drive sign-ups.

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