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🚂🎤 HUGE Sponsorship Opportunity Alert! 🎤🚂 We are thrilled to announce our Sing Along Train to the Taylor Swift Concert – a unique and exciting experience that combines the joy of music with the thrill of travel. This is not just a journey; it’s a prelude to the ultimate concert experience, and we’re looking for brands to join us on this musical adventure! Why Sponsor the Sing Along Train? 🎶 Massive Exposure: Engage with thousands of enthusiastic concert-goers and music lovers.  🎶 Unique Branding: Align your brand with a one-of-a-kind event that promises fun, excitement, and unforgettable memories.  🎶 Targeted Audience: Reach a diverse demographic passionate about music and travel.  🎶 Interactive Experience: Your brand can be part of the sing-along activities, directly connecting with participants. By partnering with us, your brand will benefit from extensive marketing, including: Social Media Campaigns: Reach millions through our extensive social media presence. Onboard Branding: High visibility on the train with banners, screens, and announcements. Press Coverage: Gain exposure through press releases and media mentions. Join us in creating a memorable journey for music fans while boosting your brand’s visibility and engagement. Get in touch with us today to explore this fantastic opportunity! 🌟 #SponsorshipOpportunity #BrandPartnership #SingAlongTrain #BigConcert #Marketing #Branding #MusicLovers

Live 5 WCSC: Here's Your Guide to the 51st Summerville Flowertown Festival

Are you a Swiftie? Did you attend one of Taylor Swift's Eras Tour concerts? If so, you helped boost local restaurants. Analyzing Circana's CREST® Performance Alerts DMA data, we found that restaurants in the 10 cities with three shows received a 2% boost in transactions vs. the national average that week. Miami, New Orleans, and Indy: get ready for a strong week for restaurants when Taylor comes to town in 2024! Want to learn more about how we can measure the impact of local events? https://lnkd.in/ehVbhRHf

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This year Flatpack Festival will take place without the Electric as a venue, for the first time in 18 years. The Markwick family who run the cinema have made the difficult decision to close down this week, despite healthy attendances. At the end of March the building’s current lease will come to an end. We understand that a property developer intends to apply for planning permission to demolish most of Station Street - except for the Grade II listed Old Rep Theatre - to make way for a fifty-storey apartment block. This would be a deeply damaging move for Birmingham. You can read why over on our blog, but in brief: This is a building of major historical significance. The city’s first full-time film venue when it opened in late 1909, the Electric embodies the history of cinema in its many chapters. It’s also a living, breathing cultural venue where people gather to enjoy the communal big-screen experience. In order to attract people to live, work and play here, we need to protect and nurture the things that are unique to Birmingham. Clearly this city has already had enough bad news this week. However, if we don’t want to lose the Electric then time is of the essence. We will share any news as and when we hear it, and there will be a public meeting soon to discuss a potential future for Station Street. Read more on the blog https://lnkd.in/e5UinbE5

What a rush it was to take the stage at Washington’s during FoCoMX! I couldn’t see everyone in the house, but felt the energy — and the love! Thanks so much to Fort Collins Musicians Association and Washington’s for having us. We had a wonderful time (as did the audience, as I keep hearing good things from the community). When I first conceptualized the FoCo Motown Revue, I just wanted to get onstage while celebrating Classic Motown. Once I saw the overwhelming response to our shows, it became apparent that the band needs to be an ongoing concern. This is a 10-piece band. To keep it going, I realized that I’d need to take inspiration from Duke Ellington: “There is nothing to keeping a band together. You simply have to have a gimmick, and the gimmick I use is to pay them money!” So, I had to ultimately arrive at the conclusion that the band has to be run as a business (a side business, but a business nonetheless). That means defining who we are, what we’re about and how we’re going to engage with our audience. It also means building relationships in new spaces — especially that of corporate events. So, If you know of any event planners looking create compelling experiences with classic R&B, hit me up. #music #musicbusiness #fortcollins #corporateevents #eventplanning

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☀ Now is the perfect time to plan your summer party, so we invite you to delve deeper into our hidden gem and explore the beauty of our Courtyard (up to 320) and botanical Garden (up to 90). 🌿 Our expert planners will be there to guide you through our sustainable menus, new interactive games, and fun entertainment options! 👇 Read these 6 top tips on planning the ultimate summer party below. Go Ask eve (Company of Cooks)

In the latest addition to my Festival Blog series for HEL's I've written my top tips and advice for staff when it comes to packing for a festival, based on my experience. Even if you're a seasoned festival-goer, the insights may offer valuable reminders, plus I've created a downloadable packing checklist 📋✅ You can read the post and download the checklist here: https://lnkd.in/erd4tKG2 I'd love to know your thoughts, any top tips you swear by, or if you think I've missed anything!

Watch out! There will be some noise about. Great article Ben Adler! SLR Consulting