Event Host Liability Insurance
Covered Event Types
(Please refer to your policy for specific coverage information and limits.)
Apparel Tradeshow – A business event where fashion brands display clothing lines to buyers and retailers.
Art Festival – A public celebration featuring visual arts, performances, and artisan vendors.
Art Show – An exhibition displaying visual artworks, often in a gallery or curated space.
Auction – A public sale where items are sold to the highest bidder.
Award Presentation – A formal event recognizing individuals or groups for achievements or contributions.
Baby Shower – A celebration for expecting parents featuring gifts and games.
Ballet – A theatrical performance of classical or contemporary dance set to music.
Banquet – A large formal meal often held to celebrate a specific occasion or group.
Baptism – A religious ceremony marking spiritual initiation, often involving water.
Bar Mitzvah – A Jewish coming-of-age ceremony for a 13-year-old boy.
Bazaar – A market event featuring a variety of vendors selling crafts, food, and goods.
Beauty Pageant – A competition evaluating contestants on appearance, talent, and personality.
Bridal Shower – A party honoring a bride-to-be with gifts and celebration.
Bridal Tradeshow – An event where wedding vendors showcase products and services to engaged couples.
Business Conference – A professional gathering for networking, presentations, and industry updates.
Business Meeting – A formal or informal gathering to discuss professional matters or decisions.
Charity Auction – A fundraising event where donated items are auctioned to benefit a cause.
Chess Tournament – A competitive event where players compete in structured chess matches.
Comedy Show – A live performance featuring stand-up comedians or comedic acts.
Concert Classical – A musical performance of classical compositions by orchestras or soloists.
Concert Choir – A live vocal performance by a choir or vocal ensemble.
Concert DooWop – A nostalgic concert featuring vocal harmony groups from the DooWop era.
Concert Jazz – A live performance showcasing jazz music styles and improvisation.
Concert Opera – A staged or concert version of an opera with vocalists and orchestra.
Concert Symphony – A large-scale orchestral performance featuring symphonic works.
Consumer Show – A public event where businesses promote and sell products directly to consumers.
Convention Indoors – A large organized gathering held indoors, often with exhibitors and sessions.
Craft Shows – Events where artisans sell handmade crafts and goods.
Dance Class – An instructional session teaching dance techniques or choreography.
Dance Recital – A performance showcasing dance students’ skills and routines.
Debutante Ball – A formal event introducing young women to society, often with traditional dances.
Engagement Party – A celebration announcing and honoring a couple’s engagement.
Flower Garden Show – An exhibition featuring floral displays, gardening products, and landscaping ideas.
Funeral Service – A solemn ceremony to honor and remember someone who has passed away.
High School or College Graduation Ceremony – A formal event celebrating the academic achievements of students.
Job Fair – A career event where employers and job seekers connect.
Lecture – An educational talk on a specific subject, usually by an expert.
Luncheon – A mid-day formal or informal meal, often part of a business or social event.
Orchestra – A group of musicians performing orchestral music in concert.
Piano Recital – A solo or ensemble performance showcasing piano music.
Quinceañera – A cultural celebration marking a girl’s 15th birthday and her transition to womanhood.
Retirement Party – A celebration honoring someone’s career and transition into retirement.
Seminar – A focused educational session on a specific topic, often interactive.
Travel Tradeshow – An industry event where travel-related businesses present services and destinations.
Webinar – An online seminar or presentation held over the internet.
Wedding Reception – A celebration held after a wedding ceremony, often with food, music, and dancing.
Wedding – A formal ceremony where two people are united in marriage.
Wedding Brunch – A post-wedding meal celebrating the newlyweds, often the day after.
Badminton – A racquet sport event played on a court where players hit a shuttlecock over a net.
Golf – A sporting event where players use clubs to hit a ball into a series of holes in as few strokes as possible.
Tennis – A court sporting event where players use racquets to hit a ball over a net.
Vendor – A person or business selling goods or services at an event.
Exhibitor Booth – A display space used by businesses to promote products at tradeshows or conventions.
Baseball – A team sporting event where players hit a ball and run bases to score runs.
Basketball – A team sporting event where players aim to score by shooting a ball through a hoop.
Bingo Game – A game of chance where players match numbers on cards to those drawn randomly.
Card Game – A game played using standard or specialized playing cards.
Computer Tradeshow – An event where tech companies showcase new hardware and software.
Consignment Sale – A temporary sale event where individuals sell gently used items, often for children or households.
Farmers Market – A local marketplace where farmers and artisans sell produce and handmade goods.
Flea Market – A market offering secondhand goods, antiques, and bargain items.
Math Tournament – A competitive event where students solve math problems under timed conditions.
Softball – A bat-and-ball sport similar to baseball, typically played with a larger ball.
Sports Memorabilia Tradeshow – An event for buying, selling, and trading sports-related collectibles.
Theater Productions – Live performances of scripted plays or musicals by actors.
Video Game Contest – A competitive event where participants play video games for prizes or recognition.
Volleyball – A team sporting event where players hit a ball over a net to score points.
Flag Football – A sporting event that is a non-contact version of American football where players pull flags instead of tackling.
Field Hockey – A team sporting event where players use sticks to hit a ball into the opposing goal.
Lacrosse – A fast-paced team sporting event where players use sticks with nets to pass and shoot a ball.
Soccer – A team sporting event where players use their feet to kick a ball and score goals.