An exclusive chance to speak with UK events among the first to bounce back with hybrid and socially-distanced programmes.

Join us as we welcome the leaders of three innovative Scottish and UK events at an interactive workshop, giving you the chance to meet them in small-group discussions, share experiences and ask questions.

Karen and Katy Koren, Artistic Directors, Gilded Balloon - During an Edinburgh Festival Fringe like no other, the famed city venue presented a season online and via a socially distanced treasure hunt

Ellie Harris, Festival Producer, Greenwich+Docklands International Festival - The first post-Covid street arts festival staged in the UK at the end of August

Hugh Brasher, Events Director, Virgin Money London Marathon - The only major city marathon to take place since Covid-19 ran an elite-only race in central London in October alongside a mass-participation virtual race

We’ve recorded three 20-minute case study interviews with the directors and producers behind these events for participants to watch in advance.

On the day, we’ll introduce each case study during a brief panel session - and then the main focus will be the opportunity for more in-depth conversation in breakout sessions with two of the three events and fellow event organisers from across Scotland, chosen upon registration.

This is a fully interactive event so we ask participants to watch at least one of the video interviews in advance and come prepared with questions, experiences and views to share.

Places are strictly limited and spaces in the breakout sessions will be booked on a first come first served basis. Book early to secure your place and your preferred sessions.

NB: This is an online event - a link to the workshop and further joining instructions, including how to access the case study videos, will be emailed in advance to all those signed up.

Interactive workshop: Learning from Hybrid Events