Hosting an Event
Learn how to create and manage successful events on Radius.
Events are a great way to bring your community together. Whether you're organizing in-person meetups, online gatherings, or hybrid experiences, Radius makes it easy to manage RSVPs and communicate with attendees.
Before you begin
Please ensure you've read our community guidelines before creating an event. These guidelines help maintain a positive and inclusive environment for all participants.
Note: You must be an organizer of a group to create events. If you haven't created a group yet, start here.
Getting started
Creating an event takes just a few steps:
- 1Navigate to your group's page
- 2Click the
Create Eventbutton - 3Fill in your event details
Copying from a previous event
If your group already has at least one event, you'll see a shortcut at the top of the event creation form. You can use a previous event as a template so details like description, location, and settings are pre-filled—then update the title, date, and anything else you need.

How to use it:
- 1Go to your group and click
Create Event - 2In the blue box at the top, open the Select a previous event dropdown and pick the event you want to copy from
- 3Click
Useto load that event's details into the form - 4Change the title, date and time, and any other fields you need, then save your new event
Tip: Copying from a previous event is especially useful for recurring meetups or similar events—you keep the same venue, description, and options, and only update the date and title.
Event details
Configure your event with these essential details:
| Setting | Description |
|---|---|
| Cover Image | Landscape image (1200x400px recommended) displayed at the top of your event page |
| Title | A clear, descriptive name for your event |
| Description | Full details about what attendees can expect |
| Date & Time | Start and end times (timezone auto-detected) |
| Location | Physical address or online meeting link |
| Attendance Limit | Optional cap on the number of attendees |
Tip: Need high-quality images? Check out Unsplash for free, professional photos.
Additional settings
Fine-tune your event with these optional settings:
Event visibility
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
| Published | Visible to everyone in search and on your group page |
| Draft | Hidden until you're ready to publish |
| Unlisted | Only accessible via direct link |
Online events
For virtual gatherings, mark your event as online and add your meeting platform link. You can include any technical requirements in the description.
Pricing
Events can be free or paid. For paid events, set your price, currency, and add a ticket purchase link to your preferred ticketing platform.
Note: Radius doesn't process payments directly. You'll need to use an external ticketing service for paid events.
Event enhancements
Make your events more informative with these optional features that help attendees know what to expect.
Read more about these features in our October 2025 updates blog post.

Event speakers
Showcase the speakers or presenters at your event. For each speaker you can add:
- Name and title/role
- Photo or avatar
- Bio or description
- Social media links
Dietary information
If your event includes food and drinks, let attendees know what's available. You can specify:
- Food options (snacks, full meals, etc.)
- Drink options (soft drinks, alcohol, coffee, etc.)
- Dietary accommodations (vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, etc.)
- Whether food is included or available for purchase
Venue facilities
Help attendees prepare by listing available facilities at your venue:
- Wheelchair accessibility
- Parking availability
- WiFi access
- Restroom facilities
- Air conditioning or heating

what3words location
For venues that are hard to find with a regular address, you can add a what3words address. This provides a precise 3-meter square location using three simple words, making it easy for attendees to find exactly where to go. Learn more in our blog post about what3words locations.
Tip: what3words is especially useful for outdoor events, venues within larger complexes, or locations without a standard street address.
Next steps
Once your event is created, here's what you can do:
Invite members
Let people know about your event.
Create another group
Expand your community network.
Export attendees
Download attendee emails as CSV.
Coming soonSend reminders
Notify attendees before the event.
Coming soon