Definition
A venue is the place where a large or significant event takes place.
Example: The group has booked the popular 1,000-seat venue for its annual sales conference.
Common types of venues include concert halls, conference centers, stadiums, and theaters. The term can refer to any location where people gather for specific, organized purposes.
Usage examples
- The new sports venue will open next summer.
- They are looking for a suitable wedding venue.
- The concert venue was completely sold out.
Synonyms
- location
- site
- setting
- arena
- hall
Related fields
Venues are essential in industries like entertainment, business, and sports. Choosing the right venue often affects the scale, logistics, and success of an event.
Author’s summary: The word “venue” means a designated location where significant events occur, such as concerts, conferences, and ceremonies.
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