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Nighttime Governance

Who owns the night?

Ed Gillett writes for DJ mag, exploring the complicated reality of the Night-Time Economy in the UK A fraught and confrontational relationship continues...

Nighttime Economy

What was the impact of COVID-19 on our cities’ night-time economy?

The Cities Network at the Inter-American Development Bank is hosting a free webinar on 24-hour cities Before the pandemic, the night-time economy was...

Nighttime Governance

New York may officially become The City That Never Sleeps

A new proposal initiated by the New York Cities office of nightlife, would bring 24 hour nightlife districts to the city. “Everything is...

Nighttime Governance

“A Living Cultural Heritage” – Finally recognition for Amsterdam’s nightlife.

This Wednesday the Amsterdam municipality published the Nachtvisie, a four year outline for the city’s Art and Culture policy, which stands to support...

Nighttime Governance

The New York City Nightlife report is here!

NYC Mayor’s office of media and entertainment have released a report spanning business development and recovery, quality of life ,mental health, equity, safety,...

Nighttime Culture

LiveKomm publish the first German club study

The German club landscape is facing major challenges, as it emerges from the Covid-19 pandemic. Download LiveKomm's nationwide club study on the impact of the pandemic here.

Nighttime Governance

GNRP Chapter 6: Sustaining our Nightlife Scenes (Part II)

Chapter 6 of the Global Nighttime Recovery Plan examines how the state can help the nighttime sector recover from the impacts of Covid-19.

Laws & Policies

Reviving Philadelphia’s nighttime economy

Philadelphia Arts and Culture Task Force releases a report and proposal, authored by Michael Fichman, which calls for the creation of a Nighttime Economy Office within the city's Department of Commerce.

Contribute to the Global Nightime Recovery Manifesto!

VibeLab is excited to announce the Global Nighttime Recovery Manifesto, which seeks to offer solutions for building a more resilient, sustainable and equitable future for nightlife and its communities. Register your interest in contributing towards the Manifesto here.

Nighttime Culture

Germany declares clubs as cultural institutions

A historical achievement at the Bundestag: Clubs and live music venues with a demonstrable cultural reference are no longer considered entertainment venues, but "facilities of cultural purpose"!