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5 Ways Event Pros Can Stay Creatively Inspired Through the COVID-19 Outbreak

From learning a new skill to taking a virtual museum tour to browsing Instagram, here's how event producers, designers, and other industry pros are staying inspired—from home.

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How Event Vendors Are Adapting Their Services During Coronavirus—and Giving Back to Their Communities

In the wake of COVID-19, caterers, florists, venues, and other event vendors are focusing on philanthropy and innovation.

Lady Bird bakery in Houston is using leftover materials to create 'quarantine cookies' with PSAs such as 'wash your hands.' A package of 12 cookies costs $40; all proceeds after cost are being donated to the Houston Food Bank.

Industry News: Coronavirus-Centric Webinars Happening This Week

Event Production & Fabrication

How This D.C. Event Pivoted to Become a Panel Discussion on COVID-19

Ridgewells Catering's "Erin Go Glam" event in Washington, D.C., took a turn amid the coronavirus outbreak, shifting from a playful affair to a panel discussion regarding COVID-19's effect on the event industry and beyond.

A panel of event pros, including BizBash founder and chairman David Adler, discussed the coronavirus outbreak's wide-ranging effects on the industry.

Industry News: The Latest White House Press Briefing Regarding COVID-19, Plus an Update on Event Cancellations

Opinion & Experts

How Are #EventProfs Spending Their Time in the Wake of COVID-19?

From virtual happy hours and afternoon walks to sending hand-written letters to clients and planning for the future, here's how event and meeting professionals across the U.S. are grappling with the effects of the coronavirus outbreak.

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20 Times Event Bathrooms Became the Star of the Show (Yes, Really)

See How Disney’s Phineas and Ferb Transformed a Porta-Potty into a Music Festival Activation

7 Smart Ways to Beat the Heat at Outdoor Events

Industry Innovators 2025: Sephora

Inside Rosé Day LA: How This Luxe Lifestyle Event Became a Must-Attend for Brands

Disney+ Leaned Into Y2K Vibes for a 'Throwback' Pop-Up Experience in LA

Opinion & Experts

So Your Event Was Canceled Because of Coronavirus Concerns. What Now?

Practical tips for reassuring attendees and key stakeholders, rescheduling to a later date, considering a virtual event, and more.

Goldenvoice's Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival has been postponed to October due to COVID-19 concerns. The two-weekend event will now take place October 9 to 11 and October 16 to 18, with its sister event, Stagecoach, taking place October 23 to 25; all ticket purchases will be honored unless fans request a refund. Coachella has taken place in April since 2001, though the inaugural festival was held in October 1999.

Industry News: Petition for a COVID-19 Federal Aid Package for Events Industry, Miami Beach Pride Postpones Its Annual Event, DC's National Cherry Blossom Festival Canceled, and More

Opinion & Experts

A Note from BizBash: Keeping You Safe Amid COVID-19 Outbreak

During the coronavirus outbreak, we at BizBash understand the event industry has been and continues to be largely affected. Here's a look at the actions we're taking to protect and support our event and meeting professionals.

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Industry News: Updated Event Cancellations Due to Coronavirus

Industry News: London-based McQueens Flowers Arrives in New York, the Georgia Aquarium's $100 Million Expansion, Event Postponements Due to Coronavirus, and More

Industry News: IMEX Cancels Frankfurt Trade Exhibition, Kimpton Hotels & Restaurants Announces a New Texas Property, Washington's 52nd Annual Meridian Ball, and More

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