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Opinion & Experts
What Went Wrong at the Now-Infamous Hamptons Drive-In Concert?
Videos from last month's Safe & Sound benefit appeared to show attendees ignoring social distancing protocols. Event pros discuss what they think went wrong—and how to prevent it in the future.
DJ D-Sol (also known as Goldman Sachs chief executive David Solomon) opened the night, which has also been a point of contention for critics.
Event Production & Fabrication
How to Host a Live Event Safely During COVID-19
Choura Events recently hosted a hybrid gathering with rapid COVID-19 testing, spaced-out seating, mandatory masks, and other smart safety measures.
The outdoor gathering was held at Choura Events' company headquarters in Torrance, Calif.
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How the Live Events Coalition is Uniting the Events Industry During a Pandemic
The Live Events Coalition is a completely volunteer-run 501(c)(6) nonprofit organization, created in response to the COVID-19 pandemic and its devastating impact on the live events industry.
The Coalition advocates for and supports the many voices that make up the live events industry. We are hospitality, planners, caterers, talent, musicians, producers, technicians, general contractors, engineers, suppliers, manufacturers, and so much more.
Event Production & Fabrication
This, Not That: 10 Easy Swaps to Keep Your Live Events Safe During the COVID-19 Era
As event professionals begin to reintroduce small events, here are some easy, health-conscious swaps to keep your attendees safe.
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Hybrid & Virtual Event Production
How This Virtual Baby Shower Generated Four Million Impressions on Social
Children's apparel brand Carter's engaged consumers through a massive sweepstakes campaign, a star-studded virtual event, and more than $400,000 in sponsor giveaways.
More than 120,000 moms and moms-to-be entered for a chance to attend the Carter's virtual baby shower. Ultimately, 100 women were chosen.
Strategy
7 Tips for Marketing Your Event in the COVID-19 Era
Event professionals share their do's and don'ts for marketing your live and virtual events amid the pandemic.
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Experiential Marketing, Activations & Sponsorships
See How Disney’s Phineas and Ferb Transformed a Porta-Potty into a Music Festival Activation
Experiential Marketing, Activations & Sponsorships
Cannes Lions 2025: 90+ Bold Builds and Big Ideas From the French Festival of Creativity
Event Design & Decor
7 Smart Ways to Beat the Heat at Outdoor Events
Event Design & Decor
Step Right Up: 10 Carnival Decor Ideas That Balance Whimsy and Elegance
Brands & Event Pros
Industry Innovators 2025: Sephora
Event Design & Decor
Inside Rosé Day LA: How This Luxe Lifestyle Event Became a Must-Attend for Brands
Registration & Ticketing
Do Event Organizers Need Waivers of Liability for COVID-19?
The short answer is no. Here, industry experts explain why you don’t.
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Opinion & Experts
FAQs on Event Insurance in the COVID-19 Era
Insurance attorney Mikaela Whitman discusses what event professionals should be doing now to maximize their coverage during COVID-19.
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Venues & Destinations
Lessons Event Pros Can Learn from Hotel Reopening Plans
Here’s how some properties are protecting against COVID-19 and keeping guests safe.
The Hamilton Hotel in Washington, D.C. remained open as an essential business during the pandemic and launched an at-home training program for employees.
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How to Keep Your Virtual Attendees Engaged
Integrate wellness activities into your virtual event.
Venues
How These Music Venues Are Fighting to Stay Open
A group of venue owners recently banded together to form the National Independent Venue Association in an effort to secure financial support from the government.
Avant Gardner in Brooklyn is a member of the National Independent Venue Association.
Event Production & Fabrication
The Future of Floorplans: What Will Physically Distanced Event Layouts Look Like?
How seating chart software and thoughtfully placed furnishings can keep guests safe—without sacrificing the event experience.
Jack Scafide, CORT Events’ midwest district account executive, suggests starting by breaking the room into a six-foot grid. “This makes it much easier to place chairs, aisles, decor, etcetera, making sure everyone will be at least six feet apart. Your room or space will shrink very quickly.'
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