What is the name of Discord's feature for scheduling and hosting events?

Discord's feature for scheduling and hosting server events is called Scheduled Events. It lets a community announce an activity in advance so members can see its details, mark themselves interested, and receive a notification when it begins.

A Scheduled Event can be associated with a voice channel or Stage Channel, or it can use a “Somewhere Else” option for an external link, physical location, or another destination. This makes the feature useful for gaming sessions, watch parties, talks, study groups, and community meetings.

“Events” may appear as a navigation label inside Discord, but Scheduled Events is the feature's canonical name. Calendar and Event Planner are not Discord's official names for it. Creating an event requires the Create Events permission, while managing events created by others generally requires Manage Events.

Discord introduced Scheduled Events in 2021. A server can have up to 100 scheduled events taking place at one point in time. Events also notify interested members when the host starts them, helping announcements reach people who opted in.