Can Marquees Be Built on Tarmac Safely?
A town-centre hardstanding, stadium service yard or exhibition car park can look like the simplest possible marquee site. The surface is level, clean and accessible. But can marquees be built on tarmac without compromising safety, the surface or the event programme?...
Organising Back of House Structures Well
A back of house area is where an event either holds its shape or starts to unravel. Guests may only see the entrance marquee, hospitality space and finished branding, but crews, caterers, artists, suppliers and security teams depend on the operational spaces behind...
A Guide to Marquee Fit Out for Major Events
A marquee arriving on site is only the starting point. For a public event, hospitality programme, showground or broadcast operation, the fit out determines whether the structure works as a controlled operational environment or simply looks good from the outside. This...
How to Manage Event Load In Without Delays
A poorly controlled load-in can put an event behind schedule before the first structure is built. Knowing how to manage event load in means treating it as an operational phase in its own right, with planned vehicle movements, defined responsibilities and enough time...
Marquee Procurement Checklist for Event Teams
The marquee is often the most visible part of an event site. The procurement decision, however, has to account for much more than size, style and hire price. A proper marquee procurement checklist gives your team a practical way to test whether a proposed structure,...
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