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ADE HOT SAUCE COMPETITION ‘22

Keeping it spicy this nighttime industry mixer is also a BBQ and a hot sauce competition at SEXYLAND.

RISE UP一 A Nighttime Manifesto

Initiated by VibeLab the manifesto is launched today at Reeperbahn festival and aims to encourage conscious, aware action and change, to get recognition...

nighttime communities

VibeLab at ADE hosting a Hybrid Habitat: Nightlife workshop

Movement – Workshop – Panel Discussion As part of the Amsterdam Dance Event (ADE), VibeLab x Hybrid Space Lab x SIP is hosting...

September Events

Check out our busy events calendar for the upcoming month. We have a wide array of interesting discourse incoming from the VibeLab team,...

Nighttime Culture

Preparing Cities For Extreme Heat: Inhabiting The Night

Lance Jay Brown and Leni Schwendinger‘s latest article for New Cities looks at how countries and cities across climate regions choose to adopt lifestyle patterns...

Communities, Creative Industries, Nighttime Culture

Research for Creative Footprint Montréal is about to commence

Creative Footprint is a research project that investigates creative spaces and communities to examine and emphasise the cultural value and impact that music...

Nighttime Culture, Nighttime Governance, SafetyLab

For the first time, VibeLab gets nightlife on the agenda at the World Urban Forum

Addressing nighttime safety through a gender-equitable lens. Are we still scared of the dark in 2022? Safety at night is a subjective issue...

UN-Habitat’s first World Urban Forum to focus on safer nights partners with VibeLab and Efus

VibeLab and Efus are hosting a series of sessions at the World Urban Forum in Katowice, that look at safer urban nights. This...

Nighttime Culture, Nighttime Governance

The Mayor of London commits to make London a 24-hour city

The London Night Time Commission has called on the Mayor to establish a Night Time Enterprise Zone. The Night Time Commission has stated...

Creative Communities

Transformative experiences at festivals promote generosity and moral expansion

Yale psychologists have wondered if modern-day secular gatherings that emphasise creativity and community can serve a broader purpose. The research team, led by M.J....