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  • Crisis Response

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  • Limited understanding exists on how the pandemic affected event management within local authorities.
  • The role of events in local recovery strategies remains under-explored.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To investigate the impact of the Coronavirus pandemic on event management in UK local authorities.
  • To understand the experiences of senior events officers during the pandemic.
  • To explore the role of events in local recovery and reopening strategies.

Main Methods:

  • Empirical research conducted with senior events officers in UK local authorities.
  • Qualitative examination of unfolding experiences during the pandemic.
  • Analysis of challenges, adaptations, and policy implications.

Main Results:

  • Significant unpreparedness for a crisis of the pandemic's scale was identified.
  • Innovation, adaptation, and co-production were crucial in the emergent response.
  • The pandemic prompted a reconsideration of public sector involvement in events.
  • Smaller-scale arts events emerged as vital for local recovery.

Conclusions:

  • Local authorities faced unprecedented challenges in event management due to the pandemic.
  • Agile and adaptive strategies, including a focus on arts events, are essential for post-pandemic local recovery.
  • Recognizing the role of individual managers in driving change during crises is important.