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Event Cycle
- May 17
BETT banners made into boxes and bags.
Hyve is a long-established organiser of global conferences and exhibitions. Building business communities with engagement at their core is t
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Event Cycle
- May 16
Donating branded clothing: When old event banners are put to use patching jackets
The creative engagement agency Audience has an enviable list of clients on its roster. This includes Warner Bros., Virgin Media and Google C
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Event Cycle
- May 3
Branded banners into wash bags
This isn’t a completely new story I’m writing because it’s one of the most common requests we get at Event Cycle. What can we do with our ol
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Event Cycle
- Mar 10
Sewing the fabric of event sustainability
Banners adorned the walls of the Scottish Event Campus (SEC) Glasgow, the venue for the 2021 United Nations Climate Change Conference COP26
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Event Cycle
- Mar 1
9 ways to put old pull-up banners to good use
There are a lot of good alternatives to pull-up banners these days but before we can all transition to the more sustainable options for sign
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Event Cycle
- Feb 22
From event storage to scrap store play activities
With limited space and costly prices to store items at the end of events, items can’t be kept forever by the agencies who are asked to produ
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Event Cycle
- Feb 8
Repurposing print: An alternative to recycling your graphics
Producing signage is a staple part of putting on events and whilst we can do our utmost to reduce the number of print items, there will alwa
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Event Cycle
- Aug 27, 2021
Saving banner stands from the bin
Sandstar Communications, a marketing and PR agency, recently got in touch with Event Cycle after reorganizing their internal storage and...
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Event Cycle
- Apr 6, 2021
Pull-up banners benefit a food bank
Pull-up banners may not seem like much to the average event professional but they aren’t cheap if you’re a charity in need of signage.
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