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Can self-employed individuals deduct their mileage spent commuting to events?
I looked at Publication 463 (2014), Travel, Entertainment, Gift, and Car Expenses  for examples. I thought this was the mot relevant. No regular place of work.   If you have no regular place of work but   ordinarily work in the metropolitan area where you live, you can   deduct daily transportation costs between home and a temporary work   site outside that metropolitan area. Generally, a metropolitan area includes the area within the city   limits and the suburbs that are considered part of that metropolitan   area. You cannot deduct daily transportation costs between your home and   temporary work sites within your metropolitan area. These are   nondeductible commuting expenses. This only deals with transportation to and from the temporary work site.  Transportation expenses do not include expenses you have while   traveling away from home overnight. Those expenses are travel expenses   discussed in chapter 1 . However, if you use your car while traveling   away from home overnight, use the rules in this chapter to figure your   car expense deduction. See Car Expenses , later. You will also have to consider the cost of tolls of the use of a  trailer if those apply.