RECHARGE: IN PROGRESS
Attention all members of the arts and cultural sector! Our upcoming RECHARGE Forum is an opportunity you don't want to miss. Taking place in London and Dublin in February and March 2023, this event is the perfect chance for delegates from all across the UK and Ireland to step back from their day-to-day responsibilities and focus on the bigger picture.
At RECHARGE, attendees will have the opportunity to gain valuable insights and learnings for their teams, covering all areas of strategising and operating an organisation, from ticketing to leadership. With the latest trends and strategies, this event will provide attendees with the tools they need to energise their thoughts and guide their decision-making into the future.
Our London event will be held at Conway Hall, a hub for artists and creatives, while the Dublin event will take place at Project Arts Centre, a home and hub for adventurous artists and audiences for over 50 years. Both venues offer the perfect setting for a conference that aims to redefine our thinking and re-invent some of the industry’s current assumptions. The perfect start to 2023.
Don't miss out on this opportunity to gain valuable insights and lessons for your team. Register today to be recharged!
Culture Change for Climate Change: A Sustainability Pledge from Ticketsolve
Attending RECHARGE offers a moment to absorb, release, and recharge. The event is built on the energy of Ticketsolve, its partners, and the incredible community, which provides attendees with the support and resources they need to succeed. As a company, Ticketsolve is committed to sustainability. In keeping with our Culture Change for Climate Change ethos, we are actively looking into offsetting the carbon footprint the events will generate and speaking internally about all areas of our forum and how we can actively recognise how we can work together to reduce emissions and other negative impacts on the planet. A preview of one of the digital goodies is a banging playlist to get you in the mood!
Our campaign #Culture4Climate keeps sustainable practices at the top of our agenda (and always piques our interest). Lime Tree Theatre recently looked at some of the larger issues they are involved with as an essential venue in their community and how they can make a positive impact. Celebrating their decennial anniversary, they used the occasion as an opportunity to look at its current practices and processes and identify changes towards a greener future for the large theatre and its sister arts centre, Belltable Arts Hub.
With sustainability at the core of everything they have adapted, their team have not only seen great results in terms of ROI of their latest (and greenest) brochure, but also an impact across their sustainable fundraising campaign. You can read more about their sustainable leadership journey here.
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