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# Favourite Your Events
You can **Favourite** your events to store them in the cloud and save them for later.
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To "favourite" an event, select the “star” icon located in the event thumbnail:
To review your favourited events, either:
* Select the **Bookmarks** event filter. Please note that this shows all bookmarked events, including favourites:
* Select the **Add Filter** button next to the Events page search bar, then search for the "Favourite" filter > select **Yes** > **Add**:
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To "favourite" an event, swipe left on the event card on the **Events** page, then tap **Favourite**. Do the same again to remove it from your favourites.
To review your favourited events, tap the **star** icon in the filters at the top of the Events page. Only favourited events are displayed.
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