Event cache descriptions

[+Deepdiggingmole]

I was under the impression that making mention of nearby caches or highlighting them so as to encourage attendees to do them within the description on an event page was not allowed
However i may be wrong and need clarification

Take this as an example - would this be allowed 

The pub is dog, child and, above all, cacher friendly and

looks forward to welcoming us when it opens at 12

noon. As is tradition a 'few' caches will be placed

nearby to enable us to stretch the legs, blow away the

cobwebs and shake off the hangovers in the never-ending

quest to find plastic pots under rocks prior to

the pub opening. Those wishing to hunt out these bits

of tupperware should meet at the pub car park for a

prompt 10:00 start in advance of a brisk stroll. All being

well (and assuming the Reviewer is not inebriated from

the night before ) they should go live on the day.

Please note:- to prevent the pub car park being taken

up en masse by us caching fraternity please use the

nearby lay-bys first including opposite the pub. When

these are full then use the pub car park starting at the

very end. I'll collect any pre-orders for food before we

set off which should be ready for when we return after

our hike. Look forward to seeing you there. 

I have shown it as it would look on a page - would/should this get past a reviewer or would changes need to be made 
Thanks

Edited December 31, 2019 by Deepdiggingmole

[+Touchstone]

Sounds a bit to heavy on the all about the hunt and less about the socializing aspects of what an Event is supposed to be. YMMV. 

[+Viajero Perdido]

I realized most of the rules said what you cannot do in an event listing, so I've winnowed mine down to the bare minimum.  My events that seem most popular are basically one-word listings, but that word tends to sell itself. 

[+Deepdiggingmole]

Unless I have missed something, apart from you can't hold an event specifically to find a cache, is there any rule about not mentioning 'going out and finding nearby caches' 

The above example does do that but is it allowed and if not where does it say not 

Cheers