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EXHIBITIONS AND EXPOS

Make the programme work across the whole show floor.

EventBlok helps you take an event from first idea to live delivery. Create the sessions, organise speakers and spaces, run the show, and publish an agenda attendees can use — across live stages, theatres, demo areas, breakouts and online sessions.

EXPO · DAY 2
ExCeL Londonvenue · 3 halls · 2 levels
North Hallfloor · S1–S4 · 18,400 m²
Keynote Theatrespace · cap 600 · seated
Demo Area Bspace · cap 90 · standing
Workshop Pod 3space · cap 40 · cabaret
KEYNOTE THEATREseated · doors 10:20
DEMO AREA Bstanding · rolling demos
WORKSHOP POD 3cabaret · reset 12 min
timesessionspacestate
10:30Opening keynoteKeynote Theatrelive
11:15Live build — sensor rigDemo Area Bnext
11:15Procurement clinicWorkshop Pod 3next
12:00Partner showcaseKeynote Theatre
venue → floor → stage, theatre, demo area and podLOCATIONS
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space types on one floorDescribes how EventBlok works — not a measured statistic.
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programme, whole estateDescribes how EventBlok works — not a measured statistic.
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rebuilt schedulesDescribes how EventBlok works — not a measured statistic.
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change → downstream surfaceDescribes how EventBlok works — not a measured statistic.
WHY IT MATTERS

An exhibition is more than a timetable on a stage. It is a moving event across a large footprint. EventBlok gives each session a useful place in that footprint, so people can find it and the crew can run it.

BEYOND THE MAIN STAGEOn the roadmap

Show theatres, demo areas, workshops and talks. In one clear agenda.

The keynote theatre is the easy part. The programme people actually navigate includes the demo slot at 11:15, the workshop pod with forty seats and the partner session nobody printed.

  • Every session type in one published programme
  • Special moments and launches carried the same way
  • Filter by day, space, format or track
An expo programme covering theatres, demo areas and workshop pods.
EXPO · DAY 2
ExCeL Londonvenue · 3 halls · 2 levels
North Hallfloor · S1–S4 · 18,400 m²
Keynote Theatrespace · cap 600 · seated
Demo Area Bspace · cap 90 · standing
Workshop Pod 3space · cap 40 · cabaret
KEYNOTE THEATREseated · doors 10:20
DEMO AREA Bstanding · rolling demos
WORKSHOP POD 3cabaret · reset 12 min
timesessionspacestate
10:30Opening keynoteKeynote Theatrelive
11:15Live build — sensor rigDemo Area Bnext
11:15Procurement clinicWorkshop Pod 3next
12:00Partner showcaseKeynote Theatre
venue → floor → stage, theatre, demo area and podLOCATIONS
A NAVIGABLE EVENT ESTATEOn the roadmap

Building, floor, room, stage and exhibition zone. Modelled as they really are.

Model the estate properly and the programme can answer where something is — and whether the walk between two sessions is a promise the event can keep.

  • Venue → floor → space hierarchy
  • Stages, theatres, demo areas and pods as real entities
  • Capacity and turnaround held against each space
LocationsIllustrative example
Meridian Centre4 spaces
Hall A800 capacity · MainstageIn use
Studio 2180 capacity · CraftIn use
Stream stageOnline onlyOnline
FoyerBreaks and registration
Rooms and stages modelled once, then read by every other surface.
BACKSTAGE WHEN THE FLOOR IS LIVEOn the roadmap

Production detail attached to the space it happens in.

The crew running the keynote theatre see the keynote theatre. Live cues, notes and timings sit against the sessions in that space rather than in a separate document.

  • Cue-level run of show per space
  • Department views for A/V, LX and FOH
  • Live position shared across connected devices
ShowflowIllustrative example
Main Stage — run of show01:12:44
09:30Opening keynoteAida OkaforLive
09:45Panel: honest interfaces3 speakersNext
10:15BreakFoyer
10:30Payments deep-diveSystems track
VIDEOVT-2AUDIOMic 4LXState 3
The running order the crew calls from — one cue live, the next one staged.
HOW IT HOLDS TOGETHER

One floor, many spaces, one source.

  1. Model the estateOn the roadmap

    Venue, floor, then every stage, theatre, demo area and pod that carries a session.

    A venue hierarchy unfolding from venue to floor to individual spaces.
    EXPO · DAY 2
    ExCeL Londonvenue · 3 halls · 2 levels
    North Hallfloor · S1–S4 · 18,400 m²
    Keynote Theatrespace · cap 600 · seated
    Demo Area Bspace · cap 90 · standing
    Workshop Pod 3space · cap 40 · cabaret
    KEYNOTE THEATREseated · doors 10:20
    DEMO AREA Bstanding · rolling demos
    WORKSHOP POD 3cabaret · reset 12 min
    timesessionspacestate
    10:30Opening keynoteKeynote Theatrelive
    11:15Live build — sensor rigDemo Area Bnext
    11:15Procurement clinicWorkshop Pod 3next
    12:00Partner showcaseKeynote Theatre
    venue → floor → stage, theatre, demo area and podLOCATIONS
  2. Land the sessionsOn the roadmap

    Each session is connected to a real space, so it can be found, signposted and staffed.

    AgendaIllustrative example
    Apex Summit 2026Day 1 of 3
    09:00Opening keynoteMainstage · Hall AConfirmed
    10:30A field guide to honest interfacesCraft · Studio 2Confirmed
    13:30Fireside with regulatorsSystems · Hall ADraft
    15:00Workshop: writing a run of showCraft · Studio 1
    The programme itself — every session with its track, room and speaker.
  3. Run the floorOn the roadmap

    Production reads the same programme, cue by cue, in the space they are working.

    ShowflowIllustrative example
    Main Stage — run of show01:12:44
    09:30Opening keynoteAida OkaforLive
    09:45Panel: honest interfaces3 speakersNext
    10:15BreakFoyer
    10:30Payments deep-diveSystems track
    VIDEOVT-2AUDIOMic 4LXState 3
    The running order the crew calls from — one cue live, the next one staged.
ALSO IN HERE

The exhibition-specific parts.

  • Screens by the space

    On the roadmap

    A published view per space, so the screen outside a theatre shows that theatre.

  • Sponsored sessions

    On the roadmap

    Contracted slots marked as fixed, with the programme absorbing change around them.

  • Online sessions

    On the roadmap

    An online space sits in the same programme as the physical floor.

A wide view of an exhibition hall with rigged lighting and stands stretching into the distance.
THE SHOW FLOOR

Nine spaces, and an audience deciding where to walk next.

Halls, stands, theatres and demo areas. Model the floor as it actually is and the programme can finally tell people where to go.

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