Events are focused, agenda-driven sessions. They use the same class machinery (scheduling, bookings, payments) but add two things classes don't have: a published agenda and up to four credited co-hosts.
Examples that fit Event better than Class: a Saturday breathwork workshop, a five-hour Vinyasa immersion, a masterclass with a guest teacher.
Where to create one
Go to Events → Create event in the sidebar. The form pre-locks the kind to Event, so you don't need to pick it again.
The agenda
Add rows for each block: day number (use Day 1 for single-day events), start time, optional end time, title, and a short description. Bookers see the agenda on the public page before they pay, so they know exactly what they're committing to.
You can leave the agenda empty if you'd rather just sell the headline, but most workshops convert better with one — even three or four lines.
Co-hosts
Up to four. Each entry is either:
- A platform mentor handle (their slug). They get a PENDING invite they accept from their own dashboard before being credited publicly.
- A free-text name for an off-platform guest. Credit is immediate, no acceptance step.
Co-hosts get inline credit on the public event page. They don't share revenue automatically — that's a side arrangement.
What stays the same
Capacity, cancellation policy, payment methods, add-ons, schedules, waitlists — all work exactly like a class. Bookers find your event under /events in addition to your mentor profile.
What's different from a retreat
A retreat is multi-day with arc-level capacity, tiered refund policies, and optional installment payments. If any of that applies, see Creating a retreat instead.