How to Search Your Friend's Events On Facebook

Techwalla may earn compensation through affiliate links in this story. Learn more about our affiliate and product review process here.

How to Search Your Friend's Events On Facebook. Is your best friend throwing a party? Are your neighbors planning a trip to South Beach for Spring Break? Stay on top of your friend's events on Facebook by browsing through events in your network. You'll never miss another party again.

Advertisement

Search Your Friends' Events

Video of the Day

Step 1

Log in to Facebook from the home page and head to the "My Events" page using the menu link (see Resources below).

Video of the Day

Step 2

Find a friend's event by entering a keyword in the search field. You can also browse events by clicking on an event topic link.

Advertisement

Step 3

Browse through the events until you find the one you want to attend. Depending on the privacy level, you will be able to see some or all of the details. For global events, you will be able to see the location and other specifics.

Step 4

Request to be invited to a friend's closed events. If one of your friends is having an event and didn't invite you, simply click "Request an Invitation."

Advertisement

RSVP to a Friend's Event

Step 1

Log in to Facebook. If you have been invited to a friend's event, then you will have a notice posted on your home page and emailed to you.

Advertisement

Step 2

Find an event you want to be invited to. You can also RSVP to open events and request that you be invited to closed events. Once your friend invites you, you will receive an RSVP notice.

Advertisement

Step 3

Click the "Add to My Events" to RSVP to a global event.

Step 4

Select the radio button next to "Attending," "Maybe Attending" or "Not Attending" to RSVP for an event.

Advertisement

Step 5

Check your 'My Events' page to view events you are planning to attend. You will be able to view all the details and the writing on the wall (comments posted by other event-goers).

Advertisement

Advertisement