Sustainable Resource Management for Smaller Venues and Project Spaces

The workshop focusses on the ecologically sustainable design of project spaces and smaller stages and shows how to achieve great impact with little money. Waste and resource conservation, energy efficiency and water are just a few examples of areas where ecological optimisation could easily be achieved. The workshop will also highlight ways to motivate audiences to adopt environmentally friendly behaviour.

Katharina Wolf is the project manager of Clubtopia, which brings together experts in nightlife and sustainability. In collaboration with operators from the club scene, a code of conduct for sustainable club culture was developed to anchor sustainability in the scene. Katharina Wolf is co-founder of the clubliebe e.V. association, which raises awareness of sustainability in the Berlin club and event organiser scene with the help of various projects. Her topics and experiences are transferable to event spaces in the independent contemporary music scene.

The two good-practice examples come from the scene itself, the Open Call runs until Mai 15th! In the last third, all participants are invited to discuss their own questions and experiences with the input providers.

Registration:
The workshops are free of charge. Registration via this link: https://cloud.inm-berlin.de/apps/forms/s/b3jCW5CTJRd7HkySnXcMs5Sg

Location:
Zoom

Target group:
The workshop series is made for funding recipients of the partner funding institutions and actors in the independent contemporary music scene (artists, ensembles, festivals, organisations, etc.).

Language: English

Level:
The workshops are not consecutive and can also be joined individually depending on your interests.

Partners:
Musikfonds, Ernst von Siemens Musikstiftung, Impuls neue Musik, Akademie der Künste, Goethe Institut, ON Cologne, Art Music Denmark