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How do music genres shape inequalities and spacial dynamics in nightclubs?

Two recent papers by Timo Koren expand on established nighttime research topics of identity formation and regulation, viewing nightlife through the lens of...
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Born to Mix: A Celebration of Unforeseen, Co-Creation, and Emerging Creativity

Born to Mix is coming to Cologne this Friday. Promising an unforgettable night of creativity, collaboration, and celebration of club culture. The event...
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Creative Footprint Montréal: focus group on music and nightlife futures

When and where: Wed, November 2, 2022, 5:30 PM – 8:00 PM EDT Location: MTL 24/24 7250 Rue Clark #001 Montréal, QC H2R 2Y3 Canada...
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Results of cities’ nightlife recovery survey

In March, we launched a short questionnaire on how the pandemic has affected different cities and some of the latest work agendas where...
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Sharing is caring: responsible nighttime revenue distribution

Revenue distribution efforts are a central topic within club culture. Bottom-up initiatives as collective and urgent responses to forced inactivity in difficult times,...
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Creative Footprint Study on Stockholm is released

Who owns the night? Cross-sector collaborators unite to address this fundamental question in Stockholm “It is of great value to build a strong...
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NTIA‘s Nighttime Economy Summit is this week in Bristol  

The NTIA summit features over 100 speakers with panels and workshops that feature innovators and entrepreneurs from the global nighttime sector. VibeLab’s Global...
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A quick survey about nightlife recovery in your city

The nighttime industries have been hit by pandemic-related-restrictions on all levels, with dire consequences for the whole night life ecosystem and the in...
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The City of Philadelphia is seeking a Director of The Night Time Economy

Before COVID-19 curtailed public nightlife in Philadelphia, members of the Weitzman School’s PennPraxis have been working on a civic engagement project to articulate...
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Join us for the upcoming Global Nighttime Manifesto workshops

Built with contributions from around the world, the Global Nighttime Manifesto seeks to symbolise a united commitment towards creating a safer, more sustainable...
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