About Us

The South Coast Events Forum is a collective of event professionals based across the South Coast of England. Born out of a spirit of collaboration and joined-up thinking, we believe that our industry is stronger together. By sharing ideas, tactics, contacts and techniques we believe we stand the best possible chance of surviving, prospering and delivering safe and secure events. 

Sharing Best Practice

The South Coast has some of the UK's  best operators delivering safe events and incredible customer experiences. 

Economic Development

Creating an environment which advocates professionalism in the industry and drives income for all. 

Representing The Industry

Events contribute a huge amount to the regional and national economy but, not everyone knows this - we will tell them!

#ForEveryEvent

Event Owners | Event Suppliers | Event Makers
  • What is the point of the SCEF?

    The South Coast Events Forum was set up in the midst of the coronavirus pandemix to support the industry across England's coastal communities. 


    In these uniquely challenging times, a true spirit of togetherness emerged and, it was from this point that the SCEF was born. 


    We aim to work together, learn from each other and survive to continue to delivering safe, secure and well attended events - of all types. 

  • Does it cost to be a member?

    At present, there is no cost to join our community of events professionals and companies.


    The group is made possible by a network of volunteers providing their time and resources. 


    Clearly, this may change over time, particularly if we start to incur significant costs but this information will be circulated to members at the relevant time. 

  • Are there any membership criteria?

    In order to join the SCEF you must work in the events industry, in any fashion.


    We are based in Bournemouth with a primary focus on Dorset, Hampshire & Wiltshire.


    We do, however,  welcome associate members who are based in adjacent counties or work primarily in our region.