Our struggling live events sector urgently needs support from the government, yet they seem to have once again turned a blind eye to the arts/events/creative industries, including its army of talented freelancers. 30th September is action day. #WeMakeEvents
This was a very interesting watch yesterday morning – let's hope the government realises that we need an actual date to work towards to get the live events industry safely up and running again. Thousands of jobs and businesses depend on this. ... See MoreSee Less
The 1,400 or so people who attended one of Germany's largest indoor gatherings in months were the subjects of research to study crowds under the coronavirus.
Will be interesting to see the results from this experiment, as thousands of volunteers attend a concert in Germany to help organisers track how coronavirus spreads at large events held indoors. ... See MoreSee Less
Our struggling live events sector urgently needs support from the government, yet they seem to have once again turned a blind eye to the arts/events/creative industries, including its army of talented freelancers. 30th September is action day. https://www.wemakeevents.com/global-action-day/
Re-live the #WeMakeEvents day of action, spanning the length and breadth of the UK. Huge thanks to every single person who took part in marches and demonstrations to raise awareness of the events industry.
#LetTheMusicPlay #LightItInRed #covid19 #saveourstages #soundofsilence
The live industry needs a lifeline - many professionals in our industry are unlikely to be able to work until the new year. @plasashow #RedAlert #WeMakeEvents