A bit of grammar....

[beanbag]

Which of the two is correct?

(The event) will be held on September 20th & 21st at the....(venue)

OR

(The event) will be held between the 20th and 21st of September at the....(venue)

Ta!

[Smashed]

The second one reads better to me.

[zac510]

There's nothing between the 20th and 21st.

[TonyHetherington]

I disagree. "Between" suggests not on those days. e.g. the days between 20th and 25th are 21-24.

There are no days between 20th and 21st.

[TimmyWimmyWoo]

I prefer the first one, just because between suggests in between those two dates, and there isn't another whole day there. Pedantry though.

[beanbag]

So the following would be better:

(The event) will be held during the 20th and 21st of September at the....(venue)

[Luke.]

First one, and i rite stuf for a livin.

[Luke.]

or

(The event) will be held from September 20th until September 21st at the....(venue)

Edited by Luke. on Tuesday 17th August 15:21

[TonyHetherington]

Nothing wrong with "on".

[5potTurbo]

Luke. said:

First one, and i rite stuf for a livin.

me to, innit

[TimmyWimmyWoo]

beanbag said:

So the following would be better:

(The event) will be held during the 20th and 21st of September at the....(venue)

No, just go with your first one, it was fine. Maybe lose the ampersand, depending on your style.

I rite stufz 4 living @s well. Just not very wel.

[beanbag]

Done. Ta!