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What Does the Future of Catering Look Like? 13 Industry Experts Share Their Ideas

While event pros have become masters of virtual and hybrid events, one sector of the live event industry remains a mystery: catering. Here's a glimpse at what could happen with F&B at future live events, according to industry experts.

Ridgewells Catering, Individually Portioned Appetizers

Less Talk, More Hustle: 6 COVID Survival Tips From A Top U.S. Caterer

New corporate menu options from Ridgewells

More Than Mint Juleps: 12 Cocktail and Eats Ideas for an At-Home Kentucky Derby Party

The popular race took place on Sept. 5 in 2020, but will resume its regular event schedule on May 1 this year. Here's how you can celebrate safely.

Will Sustainability Efforts at Events Go By the Wayside Amid COVID-19?

The event world is changing rapidly due to COVID-19—and there is fear recent strides in sustainability will be placed on hold.

Bye-Bye Buffets? Industry Pros Predict What Event Catering Will Look Like in the Future

From more elbow room at seated dinners to “safety greeters” to branded masks, here’s how guests might be served at in-person events moving forward.

The Revel Group served salads in small enclosed buckets at the Adobe Symposium 2016 in Sydney.

Grammys 2020: Preview the Decor and Catering for Music's Biggest Night

The Recording Academy's Branden Chapman shares what to expect from the official Grammy Celebration after-party. Plus, see what guests will snack on during the award show itself.

Chef Joe Flamm, in partnership with Levy Restaurants, is creating four North Africa-theme food stations to complement the after-party's decor. One station will include a colorful autumn salad.

Robin Hood's 2024 Benefit Gala Enters 'The Matrix'—with No Glitches but Plenty of Glamour

Industry Innovators 2024: 12 Experiential Event Producers Who Want Their Events to Leave a Lasting Impact

The Unexpected Places Top Designers Have Found Event Inspiration

Smooth Moves: How to Create Engaging Transition Moments at Events

Do Look Up: 15 Ceiling Designs That Caught Our Eye at Recent Events

Go Beyond the Screen and See Inside Prime Video’s Immersive 'For Your Consideration' Activation

Chefs and Bartenders Predict the Hottest Food and Beverage Trends for 2020

Kimpton Hotels & Restaurants' annual trends forecast predicts a rise in alternative diets, unexpected ingredients, local cuisine, and low-alcohol cocktails.

According to nearly 40 percent of the chefs surveyed, Levantine cuisine—including Israeli, Turkish, and Lebanese influences—will be the most influential style for menus in 2020.

Oh My Gourd: 10 Seasonal Pumpkin and Squash Dishes

See these caterers’ creative takes on the classic fall ingredients for meetings and events.

This acorn squash is stuffed with farro, sweet potato, parmesan, and pecans from Royal Fig Catering in Austin.

Appetite for Destruction: 8 Dishes That Guests Can Smash, Melt, and Crush

These catering items serve up a playful interactive element.

Dark, milk, and white chocolate slabs with toppings such as seeds, dried fruit, and nuts flash frozen with nitrogen and smashed with mallets, by Wolfgang Puck Catering in Atlanta, Boston, Dallas, Houston, Los Angeles, Philadelphia, Seattle, and Washington

4 New Products and Services for Summer Events

Here are the buzz-worthy gadgets, gear, and goodies you need to know about.

Detroit-based event medical services company CrowdRx’s Rampart Mobile Emergency Room is a temporary hospital that’s designed to provide medical care at a major event like a summer music festival (it’s also suited for the site of a disaster). The 1,000-square-foot trailer comes equipped and staffed to manage minor to severe emergency medical conditions, and it is self sustaining for the first 72 hours via generators.

This Week in Los Angeles: a Rosé-Inspired Picnic, a Dragon-Theme Birthday Cake, Santa Monica's New Food Tour

West Coast bureau chief Claire Hoffman covers the week's biggest event news.

The second edition of Rosé Day L.A., presented by Corkcicle, took place at Saddlerock Ranch on June 8. The Instagram-friendly day was produced by Ben Biscotti of 1iota Productions, Tony Schubert of Event Eleven, chef Marc Forgione, nightlife veteran Bobby Rossi, and hospitality pros Sylvain Bitton, JT Torregiani, and David Jarrett. Highlights included a rosé beer garden, pink trees from Greenset and florals from Floral Crush, and rentals from Town and Country, Designer8, and FormDecor. Topping off the event? A petal shower in which five million rose petals were showered from a helicopter.

This Week in Los Angeles: 'Deadwood: The Movie' Premiere Party, Kylie Jenner's Skincare Launch, Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge Opens

West Coast bureau chief Claire Hoffman covers the week's biggest event news.

To celebrate Deadwood: The Movie, which premieres on HBO today, the network's Lauren McMahon worked with longtime collaborator Billy Butchkavitz on an immersive Western theme. Held on May 14 at the Sunset Room in Hollywood, the event had a Western feel with an 18-foot tree and a mausoleum wall from Agile Eye Solutions. Additional vendors included Images by Lighting and Town & Country Event Rentals; Plan-it Interactive created a casino, and a jail cell photo op had photography by MirMir.

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