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The workshop will take place over two consecutive weeks
On Tuesday, October 7 and Tuesday, October 14, Longford is hosting an event for interested individuals.
Are you planning a festival, community event, or night-time activity in Longford?
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Want to attract more attendees and promote your event like a pro?
As part of Longford’s Night-Time Economy (NTE) initiative, people are being offered a free, expert-led training series for businesses, community groups, and individuals who bring our evenings to life. This training series is called 'The Night Shift'.
The event will be hosted by Colm Croffy, AOIFE (Association of Irish Festivals & Events) in the Athena Cafe.
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You will learn:
-How to market your event effectively
-Build a PR and media strategy
-Use social media to grow your audience
-Plan for audience engagement and impact
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