How to pass an event to a method?

I did it like this:

public AttachToHandleEvent(Object obj, string EventName)
{
    EventInfo mfi = obj.GetType().GetEvent(EventName);
    MethodInfo mobj = mfi.GetAddMethod();
    mobj.Invoke(obj, new object[] { Item_Click});
}

private void Item_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
    MessageBox.Show("lalala");
}

ToolStripMenuItem tool = new ToolStripMenuItem();
AttachToHandleEvent(tool "Click");

Thank you all for advice. This solution could not be done without your help.

Just write tool.Click += Item_Click;

Edit: From MSDN "Events can only be invoked from within the class or struct where they (it) are declared". So what you are trying to do is not possible. Could you elaborate more on your needs? Why would you want to pass an event as a parameter?

My original answer was suitable from within the class that defined the event, but you've since updated your question to reflect that you wish to accomplish this from outside the defining class, so I've stricken that.

Only the class that defines an event can refer to the implicit delegate variable that the event uses. From outside that class, you only have access to the add and remove methods, via += and -=. This means that you can't do what you're asking, directly. You can, however, use a functional approach.

class A{
    public event EventHandler Event1;

    public void TriggerEvent1(){
        if(Event1 != null)
            Event1(this, EventArgs.Empty);
    }
}

class B{
    static void HandleEvent(object o, EventArgs e){
        Console.WriteLine("Woo-hoo!");
    }

    static void AttachToEvent(Action<EventHandler> attach){
        attach(HandleEvent);
    }

    static void Main(){
        A a = new A();
        AttachToEvent(handler=>a.Event1 += handler);
        a.TriggerEvent1();
    }
}

It's not possible. You can use a delegate instead of an event if that meets your needs.