Creating event experiences that make lasting memories.
A successful event experience requires extensive planning and attention-to-detail from start to finish. In order to truly engage your audience and foster brand loyalty, you need to create a truly memorable event. That's where we come in. We help our clients create event experiences that are both impressive and valuable. We also arrange content-rich public speaking engagements, masterclasses and demos, where our clients are able to position themselves as experts in their field. By organising engaging and memorable event experiences, we help our clients create lasting memories, and loyalty, around their brand.
A launch event is a chance to show the world what you've been working on and to make a great first impression. We understand that every launch is different, and we tailor our services to fit each client's needs. Our goal is always to create an event that generates excitement and anticipation, leaving lasting memories.
Public speaking events are a great opportunity to share your knowledge with a wider audience and position yourself as an expert in your field. As well as securing slots for our clients, we help them take advantage of the many related PR opportunities like press interviews, blog posts and social media to maximise exposure.
Dining events are one of the best ways to get to know your customers on a deeper, more personal level. We've hosted many events for clients over the years, and have seen first-hand how the power of breaking bread together creates a lasting impression. Our goal is for everyone to leave our events feeling like they've made new friends.
GET TO KNOW YOUR CUSTOMERS
As any business owner knows, connecting with your customers is essential to success. One of the best ways to do this is to host events that allow you to meet them in person, getting to know them better. This way, you will better understand their needs and make sure your product or service is meeting expectations. Customers appreciate being treated like valued partners, and are more likely to be loyal when they feel part of your community.
SHARE YOUR KNOWLEDGE
We believe that knowledge is meant to be shared, and work with our clients to identify opportunities for them to share their expertise with new audiences. This might mean speaking at a conference, writing an article for publication, or participating in a panel discussion. By sharing knowledge, our clients are able to make valuable connections and engage with people who are interested in what they have to say. We believe knowledge can be used to build connections, creating value for everyone involved.
MAKE MEMORIES
There's nothing quite like meeting someone in person to cement a lasting impression. In a world where so many interactions are digital, a in-person event allows you to create valuable memories and forge a deeper connection with your customers—showing you care about them and value their business. They’re also a great opportunity for your customers to get to know you and your brand on a more personal level. In today's competitive market, a well-thought-out event can be the key to standing out from the crowd and planting yourself firmly in your customer's memory for years to come.
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This winter, the City Art Centre in Edinburgh presents three distinct exhibitions that explore unique facets of artistic expression. POP LIFE fuses pop culture with contemporary figurative drawing; Through Line delves into the versatility of the line; Inked Up: Printmaking in Scotland celebrates the art of printmaking. Together, these exhibitions create a vibrant dialogue, sparking conversations and evoking emotions through a myriad of voices and perspectives.
DecaDance Silent Discos promises an unmissable and unique experience for music lovers of all ages to sing and dance to some of the top anthems from the last 50 years, in a completely unique setting within the heart of Edinburgh’s Old Town.
Adam Bruce Thomson: The Quiet Path is the first ever major retrospective on Thomson to be held in a public gallery, and features over 100 artworks from public and private collections, including the National Galleries of Scotland and the Royal Scottish Academy.
Opening at the City Art Centre this November, POP LIFE and Through Line explore diverse artistic practices and themes, from the intersection of popular culture and figurative drawing, to the celebration of line as a unifying element across mediums. Both exhibitions serve as forums for contemplation and discourse, inviting viewers to engage with the ever-changing dynamics of art within society.
House of Oz returns to Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2024, in a fresh partnership with Assembly and a presence at Adelaide Fringe.
Sister Sister Productions proudly announces the electrifying premiere of We'll Have Nun of It at London's prestigious The Other Palace theatre on Thursday, 22 February 2024, after a resounding triumph with ★★★★★ (Broadway World) sold-out performances at the Edinburgh Fringe in 2023.
The Stirling Smith Art Gallery and Museum loans two major works by founder Thomas Stuart Smith to the Royal Academy’s exhibition ‘Entangled Pasts, 1768 – now: Art, Colonialism and Change’.
MACH2: The Stirling Smith Art Gallery & Museum heralds their 150th anniversary year with a joint exhibition from brothers David and Robert Mach.
Deep Rooted exhibition now open at Edinburgh’s City Art Centre featuring works by Dalziel + Scullion, Anya Gallaccio, Andy Goldsworthy, Andrew Mackenzie, Naomi Mcintosh, Katie Paterson and Hanna Tuulikki.
The inaugural Scottish Landscape Awards opened on Saturday after winners were announced on Friday evening at a ceremony Edinburgh’s City Art Centre. The £10,000 first prize winners were named as Kate Davis and David Moore for their haunting and lyrical artwork ‘BASS ROCK’.
This winter, the City Art Centre in Edinburgh hosts three exhibitions focused on the Scottish landscape, encouraging us to pause, reflect and reconnect with our environment. Featuring artworks from the 18th century to the present day, the exhibitions celebrate the enduring appeal of landscapes as a source of inspiration for artists working across diverse mediums.
As the highly-acclaimed exhibition, When the Apple Ripens: Peter Howson at 65, approaches its conclusion on Sunday 1st October, Edinburgh's City Art Centre is set to culminate this landmark retrospective with a grand finale. On Friday 29th September, the gallery will host an exclusive screening of the documentary Prophecy followed by an in-person Q&A session featuring the artist.
Woven - a new musical from Nine Muses Theatre Co. reimagines Homer’s The Odyssey from a modern perspective through a rich, moving interpretation of its female characters challenging preconceptions of gender, age, race, and background whilst affirming its central theme of humanity.
Malones Leith opens on Constitution Street. The authentic Irish pub serves up top quality drinks, live music from local talent, sports, great locally-sourced food, and attentive service.
Former 10,000 Maniacs lead singer, Oskar Saville, to perform break out show at Edinburgh Fringe.
In partnership with Daisy Green Collection—the innovative independent group of Aussie cafes and restaurants—House of Oz will be presenting an exciting culinary journey to match the breadth of talent to be discovered onstage and offers a unique dining experience to the Fringe.
Fresh from the US: Stand-up comic Cheyenne shares heart-warming, hilarious and surreal life story at Edinburgh Fringe Festival.
Charlie Hartill Award finalist We’ll Have Nun of It premieres at Edinburgh Fringe 2023 following a hugely successful run of sell-out, ★★★★★ workshop performances. Comprising an all-female and non-binary, actor-muso cast, the original musical traverses themes of home, identity, sexuality, faith and turbulent Anglo-Irish relations as it follows four convent school friends during the 1960s.
Peter Howson’s first major retrospective opens at Edinburgh’s City Art Centre this weekend and will run until Sunday 1 October. Bringing together over 100 works tracing his career from his student days to the present, the exhibition has been assembled from public and private collections spanning the UK and Europe.
With an emphasis on quality locally-sourced produce, the sharing-style menu is designed to create a feast for sharing at the table, or simply to enjoy with a glass of wine in the sumptuously appointed bar.
A major retrospective of one of the UK’s leading figurative painters, Peter Howson, opens at Edinburgh’s City Art Centre in May 2023.
Drawing on themes that span rural life, feminism, social injustice and forgotten Edinburgh life, the exhibitions form the first major photographic season at Scotland’s premier home for Scottish art.
Lanarkshire Larder champions the region's food and drink businesses. What better way to get a real taste of a place, than to eat its food…
Australia’s most acclaimed and prolific actor-director, will present his one-man show at the Edinburgh Festival for three nights on 16, 17 and 18 August 2022.
New Edinburgh Fringe venue, House of Oz, is hosting Australia’s greatest dinner party with top festival performers and super-chef David Lee.
We’re working with Trades Training School to create social media content and secure press coverage to support Edinburgh Boxer Matthew McHale.
Hats off to our client Cafe St Honoré for winning the Sustainability Award and being shortlisted for Best for Scottish (Independent).