Workshop on how to run an event with Toronto Event Generator (or on your own)

​Want to run a participatory event? Not sure how?
Want help making it happen?
Come to this virtual workshop

​From Misha Glouberman

Toronto Event Generator is my project, with support of the Trampoline Hall Lecture Series, to make Toronto a better place for participatory events. Among other things, we provide microgrants, help people find venues, and help with promotion. 

​I’m especially interested in events that function as a magnet for smart people who are interested in ideas and in feelings, are high in openness to experience and curiosity, and who are high-agency and up for some social risk-taking. The ideal events are playful, and not not too earnest. I’m interested in events where people can find connection and make friends. (Not, e.g., performance for a passive audience of spectators). You can read more about the project here. 

​Come to this workshop if 

• ​You are interested in learning more about Toronto Event Generator and what projects we support

• ​You want to learn more about how to run a successful event that connects people (whether via Toronto Event Generator or not)

• ​You want to connect with other people in the city interested in running events

​This will be an online workshop running for 90 minutes or so. If you can, it’s best to log in via a computer than a device, and probably best to use the Chrome browser if you can (we’ll be doing some things in Zoom that work best on a computer, and spending some time in gather.town, an online space that works best in Chrome)