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  • BusinessEvent

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  • Event type: Business event.
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  • ChildrensEvent

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  • Event type: Children's event.
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  • ComedyEvent

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  • Event type: Comedy event.
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  • CourseInstance

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  • An instance of a [Course](http://schema.org/Course) which is distinct from other instances because it is offered at a different time or location or through different media or modes of study or to a specific section of students.
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  • DanceEvent

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  • Event type: A social dance.
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  • DeliveryEvent

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  • An event involving the delivery of an item.
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  • EducationEvent

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  • Event type: Education event.
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  • EventSeries

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  • A series of [Event](http://schema.org/Event)s. Included events can relate with the series using the [superEvent](http://schema.org/superEvent) property. An EventSeries is a collection of events that share some unifying characteristic. For example, "The Olympic Games" is a series, whichis repeated regularly. The "2012 London Olympics" can be presented both as an [Event](http://schema.org/Event) in the series "Olympic Games", and as an[EventSeries](http://schema.org/EventSeries) that included a number of sporting competitions as Events. The nature of the association between the events in an [EventSeries](http://schema.org/EventSeries) can vary, but typical examples couldinclude a thematic event series (e.g. topical meetups or classes), or a series of regular events that share a location, attendee group and/or organizers. EventSeries has been defined as a kind of Event to make it easy for publishers to use it in an Event context withoutworrying about which kinds of series are really event-like enough to call an Event. In general an EventSeriesmay seem more Event-like when the period of time is compact and when aspects such as location are fixed, butit may also sometimes prove useful to describe a longer-term series as an Event.
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  • ExhibitionEvent

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  • Event type: Exhibition event, e.g. at a museum, library, archive, tradeshow, ...
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  • Festival

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  • Event type: Festival.
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  • FoodEvent

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  • Event type: Food event.
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  • LiteraryEvent

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  • Event type: Literary event.
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  • MusicEvent

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  • Event type: Music event.
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  • PublicationEvent

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  • A PublicationEvent corresponds indifferently to the event of publication for a CreativeWork of any type e.g. a broadcast event, an on-demand event, a book/journal publication via a variety of delivery media.
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  • SaleEvent

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  • Event type: Sales event.
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  • ScreeningEvent

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  • A screening of a movie or other video.
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  • SocialEvent

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  • Event type: Social event.
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  • SportsEvent

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  • Event type: Sports event.
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  • TheaterEvent

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  • Event type: Theater performance.
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  • UserInteraction

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  • UserInteraction and its subtypes is an old way of talking about users interacting with pages. It is generally better to use [Action](http://schema.org/Action)\-based vocabulary, alongside types such as [Comment](http://schema.org/Comment).
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  • VisualArtsEvent

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  • Event type: Visual arts event.
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