Heat or storms can make or break your festival – learn to keep attendees comfortable and safe with shade structures, misting tents, and weather shelters.

Mud or dust can easily ruin a festival. Learn how ground mats, trackway, and temporary flooring can protect your site and keep attendees safe and comfortable.

Learn how veteran festival producers deploy two-way radios, rock-solid Wi-Fi networks, and clear PA systems to keep events safe, efficient, and running smoothly. Discover practical tips for building a robust festival communications network that keeps staff connected and attendees informed.

For an inclusive festival, learn how to add ramps, viewing platforms, accessible camping, and ADA-compliant facilities so everyone can enjoy the show.

A veteran festival producer shares how smart signage and well-staffed info booths help attendees navigate, reduce confusion, and keep crowd flow smooth.

Keep festival grounds safe after dark by illuminating pathways and parking areas, avoiding stage light bleed, and ensuring safe cabling to prevent trips.

Use crowd control barriers and barricades at festival stages to prevent dangerous crowd surges and keep attendees safe while maintaining smooth crowd flow.

Keep your festival safe with proper perimeter fencing. Learn to calculate fencing needs, choose the right type, and plan gates and exits to stop gate-crashers.

Keep the lights on and music playing at your festival. Learn how veteran producers plan power – from calculating electricity needs to choosing grid vs. generators and setting up backup systems – so the show never stops.

Planning a festival? Don’t overlook the loos! Learn how many toilets to have, where to place them, and how to keep them clean for comfortable, healthy guests.

Ensure your festival never runs dry. Learn to set up hydration stations and secure reliable on-site water – a critical safety factor in hot or multi-day events.

Discover how veteran festival producers manage generators and fuel to ensure safe, uninterrupted power for festival stages, lighting, and safety systems.