In this project, we're going to practice tabular organization in HTML so you can hone your skills and feel confident taking them to the real world. Why? If you're going to have data on a webpage, you've got to master the skill of effectively and aesthetically organizing it – an HTML table is the perfect solution.

In **index.html**, inside of the `<div>` element that has the attribute `class` with a value of `"container"`, create a new `<table>` element. 

Inside of the `<table>` element, add a section for table headings using `<thead>`.  

Then, add two rows inside of it using the *table row* element. 

Inside the first table row element, from task 2, add a *table heading* element.

Inside of that, include an `<h1>` with the following text: `Wine Festival Schedule`. 

Inside the second table row element, from task 2, add two `<th>`s: 

- In the first, add an `<h2>` that says `Time`.  

- In the second, add an `<h2>` that says `Event`. 

You may notice that "Wine Festival Schedule" does not stretch across the entire table. Let's fix that!

In the opening `<th>` tag of this element, add `colspan="2"`. 

Below the closing `</thead>` tag, section off the table using the _table body_ element.



Inside of the table body you created in the previous task, create 5 rows using the _table row_ element.

Inside each row, create two cells using the _table data_ element.   

The first table data in each row should have the attribute `class` with the value `"left"`. 

Inside each of the 5 `<td class="left">` elements, add `<h3>` elements that include the times of the events:

- `12:00 PM`
- `01:00 PM`
- `02:00 PM`
- `03:00 PM`
- `04:00 PM` 

Feel free to look back at the <a href="https://content.codecademy.com/courses/learn-html-tables/index.html" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">live site</a> to compare. 

Inside each of the `<td>` elements that does not have a `class` attribute with a value of `"left"`, add `<h3>` elements that include the name of events: 

* `Welcome Reception`
* `Storytelling & Tasting`
* `Wine Luncheon`
* `Aguillar Family Wines`
* `Wine & Cheese Tasting`

You have created the events table. Cheers!