Do Curate: How to create a small magical event
‘Do things people might not even notice. Leave secret things for people to discover: a message behind a door; a candle in a gap in stone wall, a pebble on a window ledge. Small things that for many go unnoticed. But even if they bring pleasure to just a few people, they are worth doing.’
Perfect for event organisers, community builders, hosts —and anyone interested in creating meaningful, human-led events and gatherings of their own
‘Magical’ is the word most used to describe the Do Lectures, the annual gathering of the world’s Doers held on a family farm on the far west coast of Wales.
In Do Curate, co-founder Clare Hieatt shares insights and lessons learned from over a decade hosting this iconic event. From the wood that smells best when it burns to the ‘pick a pebble’ used as an ice-breaker, you will discover ideas and inspiration to transform your own events, whether that’s large-scale conferences or intimate supper clubs.
Successful hosting is about creating the right conditions for magic to happen: new connections, new ideas, new experiences. And it’s all in the curation.
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Do Curate: How to create a small magical event
Do Curate: How to create a small magical event
‘Do things people might not even notice. Leave secret things for people to discover: a message behind a door; a candle in a gap in stone wall, a pebble on a window ledge. Small things that for many go unnoticed. But even if they bring pleasure to just a few people, they are worth doing.’
Perfect for event organisers, community builders, hosts —and anyone interested in creating meaningful, human-led events and gatherings of their own
‘Magical’ is the word most used to describe the Do Lectures, the annual gathering of the world’s Doers held on a family farm on the far west coast of Wales.
In Do Curate, co-founder Clare Hieatt shares insights and lessons learned from over a decade hosting this iconic event. From the wood that smells best when it burns to the ‘pick a pebble’ used as an ice-breaker, you will discover ideas and inspiration to transform your own events, whether that’s large-scale conferences or intimate supper clubs.
Successful hosting is about creating the right conditions for magic to happen: new connections, new ideas, new experiences. And it’s all in the curation.
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‘Do things people might not even notice. Leave secret things for people to discover: a message behind a door; a candle in a gap in stone wall, a pebble on a window ledge. Small things that for many go unnoticed. But even if they bring pleasure to just a few people, they are worth doing.’
Perfect for event organisers, community builders, hosts —and anyone interested in creating meaningful, human-led events and gatherings of their own
‘Magical’ is the word most used to describe the Do Lectures, the annual gathering of the world’s Doers held on a family farm on the far west coast of Wales.
In Do Curate, co-founder Clare Hieatt shares insights and lessons learned from over a decade hosting this iconic event. From the wood that smells best when it burns to the ‘pick a pebble’ used as an ice-breaker, you will discover ideas and inspiration to transform your own events, whether that’s large-scale conferences or intimate supper clubs.
Successful hosting is about creating the right conditions for magic to happen: new connections, new ideas, new experiences. And it’s all in the curation.
