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Turn a campus into a clear event experience.

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 buildings, floors and rooms.

OPEN DAY · SAT
Highfield Campuscampus · 4 buildings in use
Murray Buildingbuilding · Levels 1–3
Lecture Theatre Aroom · cap 320 · raked
Seminar 2.14room · cap 45 · flat
Great Hallbuilding · ceremony · cap 900
timesessionroomkind
09:30Welcome addressGreat Hallopen day
10:15Course talk — EngineeringLecture Theatre Aparallel
10:15Course talk — HumanitiesSeminar 2.14parallel
11:30Campus tour departsMurray Buildingwalking
Reception → Great Hall6 min · step-free
Great Hall → Murray Building9 min · covered walkway
Murray → Lecture Theatre ALevel 2 · lift
Any building → accessible WCsigned from each entrance
campus → building → floor → room, as the event actually uses itLOCATIONS
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WHY IT MATTERS

Campus events spread across departments and buildings. Instead of asking everyone to interpret a collection of documents, create one structured event that publishes the right information everywhere it is needed.

BUILT AROUND THE REAL CAMPUSOn the roadmap

Campus, building, floor and room. Organised the way the event uses them.

A lecture theatre in Murray and a seminar room two floors up are different places with different capacities and different walks between them. Model that once and the programme can rely on it.

  • Campus → building → floor → room hierarchy
  • Capacity and layout held against each room
  • Walking time visible between back-to-back sessions
A campus space tree from campus to building, floor and room.
OPEN DAY · SAT
Highfield Campuscampus · 4 buildings in use
Murray Buildingbuilding · Levels 1–3
Lecture Theatre Aroom · cap 320 · raked
Seminar 2.14room · cap 45 · flat
Great Hallbuilding · ceremony · cap 900
timesessionroomkind
09:30Welcome addressGreat Hallopen day
10:15Course talk — EngineeringLecture Theatre Aparallel
10:15Course talk — HumanitiesSeminar 2.14parallel
11:30Campus tour departsMurray Buildingwalking
Reception → Great Hall6 min · step-free
Great Hall → Murray Building9 min · covered walkway
Murray → Lecture Theatre ALevel 2 · lift
Any building → accessible WCsigned from each entrance
campus → building → floor → room, as the event actually uses itLOCATIONS
COMPLEX PROGRAMMESOn the roadmap

Open days, conferences, lecture programmes, graduations and festivals.

Parallel sessions across departments, each with its own room, host and audience — held as one programme rather than one spreadsheet per faculty.

  • Parallel strands with their own rooms and hosts
  • Multi-day and repeating programmes
  • Clashes flagged as the programme is built
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.
THE RIGHT VIEW PER TEAMOn the roadmap

The public sees the programme. Production sees the running order.

Prospective students get session and location detail. The team calling the ceremony gets cues, timings and presenter notes. Both are reading the same event.

  • Published programme for students and guests
  • Cue-level running order for ceremonies and keynotes
  • Department views for A/V and front of house
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 event, understood by everyone crossing the campus.

  1. Map the estateOn the roadmap

    Buildings and rooms the event actually uses, with their capacities and access notes.

    A campus resolving into buildings, floors and rooms.
    OPEN DAY · SAT
    Highfield Campuscampus · 4 buildings in use
    Murray Buildingbuilding · Levels 1–3
    Lecture Theatre Aroom · cap 320 · raked
    Seminar 2.14room · cap 45 · flat
    Great Hallbuilding · ceremony · cap 900
    timesessionroomkind
    09:30Welcome addressGreat Hallopen day
    10:15Course talk — EngineeringLecture Theatre Aparallel
    10:15Course talk — HumanitiesSeminar 2.14parallel
    11:30Campus tour departsMurray Buildingwalking
    Reception → Great Hall6 min · step-free
    Great Hall → Murray Building9 min · covered walkway
    Murray → Lecture Theatre ALevel 2 · lift
    Any building → accessible WCsigned from each entrance
    campus → building → floor → room, as the event actually uses itLOCATIONS
  2. Build the programmeOn the roadmap

    Sessions land in real rooms, so signage, staffing and wayfinding all have something to read.

    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. Publish and run itOn the roadmap

    Students see where to be. The ceremony team sees the cue they are on.

    A student phone showing a saved session with its room.
    fintechforum.comLIVE
    My agenda
    09:30Opening keynoteMain Stage
    13:45Fireside — RegulatorsStudio
    15:00Workshop — Fraud modelsHall 2
    LODr. Lena OrtizHead of Risk, Northwind
    MAM. AdeyemiPolicy lead, BankCo
    RNR. NovakFraud architect
    Main StageLevel 0 · North
    StudioLevel 1 · East
    Hall 2Level 0 · South
    ↻ fireside moved to 13:45 — updated
ALSO IN HERE

The campus-specific parts.

  • Step-free routes

    On the roadmap

    Accessibility information attached to the space, so it reaches people with the session.

  • Many owners

    On the roadmap

    Different teams build their own strands inside one event structure.

  • Graduation days

    On the roadmap

    A cue-level running order for the moments that have one chance to land.

A speaker alone on a central stage surrounded by a full auditorium, with screens on every wall.
OPEN DAY

Four hundred visitors, and a campus they have never walked before.

The programme has to tell them what is on, where it is, and whether they can get there in time.

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Build your event in EventBlok.

One clear programme, even when the event is spread across the campus.