The latest events related news is now available. This newsletter has information on:
1. Events signage changes
2. Minimising waste at your event
3. Encouraging new events.

Events listed on this calendar are those that have been confirmed for 2009. More events will be added as they are confirmed.

Events listed on this calendar are those that have been confirmed for 2010.
More events will be added as they are confirmed.

There are many community markets running within our community and its surrounds. This fact sheet will provide you with the current contact details and dates of these markets

Signage is a vital part of promoting your event. Most signs are displayed along highways and main roads. Passengers in cars have a very short time span to see and read your message. This fact sheets will assist event organisers in ensuring that they maximise the effectiveness of their event signs.

Using a flyer to promote your event is a very effective way of reaching a wider audience - they are inexpensive to produce and post or deliver. This fact sheet is a flyer template that will assist you in producing an effective and, most importantly, informative promotional tool.

A good advertisement is essential for effective promotion and marketing of your event. This fact sheet is a template for you to follow when drafting your advertisement. The template will also assist you with providing information needed if you wish to list your event on our website.

Are you looking for grants for your community organisation? This fact sheet lists a number of web sites that provide information on grants currently available and how to apply for them.

This fact sheet contains information on sponsorship and the ways it can be used in a community/business partnership.

Many community groups and organisations run events in our Shire and this kit has been developed to facilitate the smooth running of these events. Kits are available in paper format or on CD. To receive a copy of this kit please contact Frank Angarane or Roslyn Jenzen on 5671 2211 or 5951 3311 or email your request to business@basscoast.vic.gov.au (General Enquiry button). The kit consists of five booklets:
1. ‘The Big Picture’ – an overview of planning and managing your Event
2. ‘The Paper Trail’ – administration of your Event
3. ‘On the Ground’ – operating your Event
4. ‘Getting the Word Out’ – marketing your Event
5. ‘Money Money Money’ – financial planning for your Event
This fact sheet provides information on permits and requirements for running events.

This kit is for community groups and organisations that are trying to increase the profile of their event. For a copy of this kit please contact Frank Angarane or Roslyn Jenzen on 5671 2211 or 5951 3311 or email your request to business@basscoast.vic.gov.au. Topics covered:
1. Analyse your existing event.
2. Define and research your target market.
3. Promoting your event.
4. Funding your event.
5. Evaluating your event.
This fact sheet list 12 tips on getting free exposure for your event.

Are you an event organiser? are you considering running an event in your community? Our latest Events in Bass Coast Newsletter has useful tips and ideas as well as articles on:
1. Volunteers and your event
2. Insurance information
3. www.filmgippsland.com

Have a read of our latest Events in Bass Coast newsletter. You will find information on event traffic management, coming events, useful fact sheets and notification of an "Event Planning Workshop".

This edition of our newsletter includes articles on:
1. Evaluating your event;
2. Traffic management training;
3. Calendar of events outline from January - March.

Please click on the adjacent link for our next edition of our Events Newsletter.
Topics covered include:
1. Events signage review and effective event signage.
2. Community Grants Program.
3. Free grant writing seminar.

Welcome to our second edition of the Events Newsletter. Topics include:
1. Traffic management training for event organisers.
2. Ten ways to attract and promote sponsors at your event.
3. Coming events.
4. Fund raising ideas.

Welcome to our first edition of our quarterly Events newsletter. This newsletter will provide events related information for community groups and organisations.