You can use the LinkedIn Events feature to create an event and invite attendees, or to accept an invite to join an event.

When you create an event, you become the event’s host and organizer. Once you’ve created an event, you can manage the event details and even delete the event.

You can only invite your 1st-degree connections to attend your event. Both organizers and attendees can send up to 1000 invitations per week. If you are organize multiple events, this limit applies across events and does not increase. 

You can also manage the event invitations that have been sent, view a list of attendees and invitees, and share your event.

Any invitee can invite their 1st-degree connections to the Event. However, you can withdraw invitations made by your attendees or remove attendees in the Manage Attendees section.

If you’re invited to an event, you’ll receive your invite via a notification, email, or an alert. You can view your pending invites from the My Network tab.

To view events that you’ve joined:

After accepting an event invitation, you can decide to leave the event at any time. The organizer will not be proactively notified.

We recommend that you include your event’s link to an external ticketing site in the “External URL” field. Make sure to note that in the event description so your invitees are aware.

Yes. If you’re a LinkedIn Page super admin, you can choose for your Page to be the organizer of an event when you’re creating it. Check out these FAQs about events organized by Pages.

The Event type (Online or In person) and the Event format (LinkedIn Live or External event link) cannot be changed after the event has been posted.

Before the start of an event the organizer can delete it immediately after cancellation.

Organizers cannot delete an ongoing event, which is any event that has started streaming or the start time has begun. 

After the event, the organizer can delete it seven days after the event has ended.

Learn more about cancelling or deleting an event.