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# Event

You can use the Event content type to create events that span across multiple dates.

When you add an Event, there are 2 tabs: Content and Event.

The fields for the Content tab are shown below:

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The fields for the Event tab are shown below:

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You can see the final output for an Event with a Map component below:

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