# Event

## Creating a New Event on Enoch

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Enoch's Event feature allows you to create and manage events with ease. Here is a step-by-step guide to create a new event on Enoch:

1. Event Page: Click on the 'Create Event' button on your Enoch homepage. Fill in the details of the event on the Event Page, including the type of event you are hosting, date and time, start and end schedule, and location (venue or online). If your event is online, you can add the option 'Join with Livezone' for participants.
2. Speakers: Add the names of the speakers who will be attending the event. This will help attendees to know who they will be listening to during the event.
3. Tickets: Create tickets for your event, either free or paid. If the event is paid, you can specify the ticket price, payment methods, and refund policies. You can also set a limit on the number of attendees and create multiple ticket types with different prices.
4. Collaborators: Invite collaborators to help plan your event online. You can add other Enoch members to your event and assign roles to them. This will allow them to help you with tasks such as marketing, ticket sales, and logistics.
5. Publish and share your event: Once you have completed all the details, click on the 'Publish' button to make your event live on Enoch. You can then share the event with your network by sending invites to your Enoch connections, posting it on your Enoch page or community, and sharing it on [social media.](/enoch/social/home-feed.md)

By following these steps, you can create a successful event on Enoch and reach out to a wider audience.


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