
Live DMA, European network supporting live music associations, and PULSE, cultural network for ecological transition in Flanders, created a series of Digital Safaris on Sustainability in live music venues, festivals and clubs.
LIVE MUSIC SCENES: ACTORS OF A FAIR AND ECOLOGICAL SOCIETY
The global climate crisis has led many organisations from the live music sector in Europe to act towards a more eco-conscious and socially fair future. Culture is a strong driver for positive changes in society. Cultural events and places can raise awareness and enact ecological and fair alternatives.
BUILDING A COMMUNITY OF LIVE MUSIC ORGANISERS
To highlight the organisations and people who act for a better (cultural) world, PULSE and Live DMA have decided to work together on the Digital Safaris on Sustainability.
The Digital Safaris on Sustainability give live music professionals from all around Europe the opportunity to virtually visit live music scenes that work in an ecological way. From catering to sustainable building, up to the mobility of the audience and artists, the inclusive actions put in place or the way they manage waste, the Digital Safaris are a place for exchange of concrete tips on how to think and act in a sustainable manner in your live music venue, club or festival. They are also a place of free expression regarding the challenges linked to the ecological and social transition of the live music sector. Our goal is to create a community of live music organisers.
WATCH THE EPISODES OF THE PREVIOUS DIGITAL SAFARIS ON SUSTAINABILITY
EP.1 • A CO2-NEUTRAL MUSIC VENUE IN BELGIUM, MUZIEKCLUB 4AD
EP.2 • LE GRAND MIX, A SUSTAINABLE VENUE IN TOURCOING (FR)
EP.3 • CLUBTOPIA & SCHWUZ (DE): OPPORTUNITIES FOR SUSTAINABLE CLUBBING
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