Driving environmental & social change in the events industry
Green Events is working towards a resilient ecosystem for the events of tomorrow. We accelerate the ecological and social transition through advisory services, impact programs, and education via this platform and various initiatives. We do this proactively or upon request from event organizers, professionals, brands, suppliers, national government, provinces, municipalities, and NGOs. Are you with us?
ADE Green 2024:
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ADE Green – the pioneering conference during Amsterdam Dance Event in October. The full-day schedule entails diverse workshops, panels, inspiring keynotes and short-format programs with artists, influential thought leaders and industry experts from renowned institutions and initiatives. To ensure you don’t miss out on program updates or reduced pre-sale tickets, we highly advise you to pre-register to ADE Green 2024!
Recent articles and industry updates
Tackling Vapes and Electrical Waste at Events
Material Focus has published the 'Vapes and Electricals Briefing for Festivals and Events'. Find out the how's & why's in this article from Vision2025.
No Climate Action Without Us Toolkit
A toolkit to make disabled people’s access to live events environmentally sustainable created by Attitude is Everything, Julie’s Bicycle and A Greener Future.
ADE Green 2024: Early Glimpse into the Program
With ADE Green tickets now available, we're thrilled to present a sneak peek into our conference program!
Webinar Replay for the Materials & Waste Management Toolkit
Vision: 2025’s Sustainable Materials & Waste Management Toolkit created in collaboration with Julie’s Bicycle was launched earlier this month at the AIF congress and an online webinar.
Ecolibrium’s event industry community invests over £650,000 in climate projects
The event charity ecolibrium celebrated a milestone in its community’s collective impact: reaching over £650,000 invested in climate projects to address the impact of travel at events.
FACTS report: gender distribution of artists at electronic music festivals
The online database and network of women and nonbinary people in the music industry female:pressure has recently published their 2024 FACTS report about gender distribution of artists at electronic music
Can cars power events? Tim Benson explains the role of bi-directional charging
Imagine a world in which event-goers arrive in electric vehicles and plug their car in to start powering the event itself. How would this work?
NATURE is now officially an artist
NATURE is being registered as an artist on various music streaming platforms – starting with Spotify and Apple Music – owning rights to its own sounds. For the first time,
New EU water policy: how will it affect festivals?
New water quality regulations adopted by the EU are likely to impact festival operations and costs. Read all about it in this article by Chris Johnson.
