Go barbecue/barbecuing

[strange boy]

are the following sentences correct?

We're going barbecuing tomorrow.

We're going to go barbecue tomorrow.

Thanks in advance.

 

[RM1(SS)]

We're barbecuing tomorrow.

 

[strange boy]

Are you trying to say that my sentences are wrong?

 

[Parla]

If it's at your home: We're having a barbecue tomorrow.

If at someone else's: We're going to a barbecue tomorrow.

 

[strange boy]

What if it's outside?

 

[Langton's Aunt]

I can't imagine a barbecue taking place anywhere other than 'outside'. 'At your home' includes 'in your garden'.
I say your sentences are wrong. We do not 'go barbecuing'. If that meant anything, I would take it to mean 'going from house to house grilling a piece of meat in each one'.

 

[heypresto]

I agree with RM1(SS) in post #2, though purely as a matter of taste, I generally prefer 'barbecue' as a noun, and so also agree with Parla in post #4.

It's assumed that a barbecue will be outside.

Cross-posted.

 

[strange boy]

Thank you so much

 

[sdgraham]

These existing threads might be of help:

have a barbecue = have a grill?
have/eat BBQ [barbecue]
Make barbecue
to barbecue
We are going to have (a) barbecue with my friends