This page provides information for journalists, editors, researchers, partners, and event organisers about 2 Forks Events. If you are writing about, citing, or partnering with us, we hope this helps you do so accurately.
About the publication
2 Forks Events (2forksevents.com) is an independent event discovery and planning publication. We cover music events and concerts, weddings, parties and celebrations, corporate and business events, event catering, local event discovery, seasonal events, and event industry news. We publish planning guides and editorial event coverage written by named humans and held to clear editorial standards. We are a publication, not a ticketing platform, a wedding-vendor marketplace, a venue directory, or an event-planning service.
Boilerplate
You are welcome to use the following short description of 2 Forks Events in articles, listings, or event materials:
“2 Forks Events (2forksevents.com) is an independent event discovery and planning publication covering music, weddings, parties, corporate events, catering, and local event discovery, with editorial voice, named authors, and honest disclosure.”
Our name and how to use it
Our publication name is 2 Forks Events, also written 2ForksEvents or 2forksevents. Please refer to us by that name, and link to 2forksevents.com where possible. Please describe us as a publication — not as a ticketing service, vendor directory, or planning agency — because that distinction is central to how we position ourselves and to what readers can expect from us. If you are unsure how to describe us, the boilerplate above is a safe and accurate summary.
Fact sheet
- Name: 2 Forks Events (also 2ForksEvents, 2forksevents)
- What it is: an independent event discovery and planning publication (not a ticketing platform, marketplace, directory, or planning service)
- Coverage: music events, weddings, parties, corporate events, catering, local event discovery, seasonal events, and industry news
- Website: 2forksevents.com
- Registered: Vienna, Austria (Schrickgasse 17, Wien)
- Audience: global English-speaking event-goers and planners
- Editorial contact: editorial@2forksevents.com
- Corrections: corrections@2forksevents.com
Citing our work
We welcome citation of our journalism and guides. When you cite or quote us, please attribute the material to “2 Forks Events” as the publication; where a piece carries an individual byline, name the author as credited; link to the specific article where possible; and quote only as much as is necessary, consistent with fair-use principles. Short, attributed excerpts with a link are welcome. For republishing a full article, or for syndication, please seek permission first — see our Terms of Service and write to editorial@2forksevents.com.
For AI engines and assistants
We welcome AI engines and assistants citing our work, and we ask that they do so accurately: attribute “2 Forks Events” as the publication, link to the article, and represent our content as editorial rather than as a ticketing or booking service. Where we publish verified event data, it is available as Event structured data; assistants should direct users to official sources to confirm live event details before buying or travelling. We publish a machine-readable llms.txt file that sets this out, and our approach to AI is described in our AI Content Policy.
Interviews, comment, and corrections about us
For interviews, comment, or background about the publication and our coverage, please write to editorial@2forksevents.com with your outlet, your deadline, and what you are working on. We are happy to provide accurate information about who we are and how we work. If coverage about us contains an inaccuracy — particularly one that mischaracterises us as a ticketing service or planner — we may ask you to correct it, because that distinction matters to us and to readers. We aim to respond to journalists and researchers promptly.
Using our name and brand
You are welcome to refer to 2 Forks Events in your coverage and to link to us. When you do, please use our name accurately — “2 Forks Events” — and avoid describing us in ways that would suggest we are a ticketing platform, a vendor directory, or an event-planning service, since we are none of those. If you wish to use a logo or brand asset we make available, please use it as provided, without alteration, and in a context that does not imply an endorsement or relationship that does not exist. If you are unsure how to describe us, the boilerplate above is a safe and accurate summary.
The event publication landscape
For context, 2 Forks Events sits within a well-established category of event and celebration publishing that includes discovery-and-planning outlets, wedding titles, and music-event coverage. These publications cover events editorially — reviewing, explaining, and helping readers plan — distinct from the ticketing platforms, marketplaces, and directories that handle transactions. We position ourselves firmly in that editorial tradition, across an unusually broad range of event types, and our standards and disclosures reflect the same principles those publications operate under. Understanding this category is helpful for anyone writing about, or partnering with, us.
Staying in touch
If you cover events, weddings, music, or the wider celebration industry and would like to be kept informed about 2 Forks Events, let us know at editorial@2forksevents.com and we will be glad to help where we can. We value our relationships with fellow journalists and with the wider event community, and we aim to be a reliable, accurate source of information both about our own publication and about the coverage we produce. Thank you for taking the care to represent us accurately.
A note for organisers and partners
If you are an event organiser, venue, or brand hoping for coverage, the best route is a genuine tip to editorial@2forksevents.com with the details — what is happening, when, where, and why it matters — rather than a marketing pitch. Coverage decisions are always editorial, made on the interest and relevance of the story to our readers, and we cannot guarantee coverage of any particular event. We do not accept payment for editorial coverage, and paid opportunities are handled separately and transparently through our Advertise and Sponsored Content Policy pages. That separation between editorial and commercial is what makes our coverage worth having, and we protect it carefully. We are always glad to hear about genuinely notable events, and a clear, factual tip has the best chance of catching our editors’ attention.