A.On the website, go to the ‘Submit an Event’ page.

You will need to provide details of your event such as title, description, time and date(s) and images that you would like to use.  It also asks for details of the organiser, cost of the event (free or paying), venue details and website.

The more information you provide, the more your intended audience can understand your event which helps get them signed-up.  Images are very useful as well as any YouTube videos so please do include with the submission.

The Festival team review all Event submissions before they are posted on the live site and they will ask you questions if anything is not clear.  Once your event is submitted, you can change details at any point by contacting the Festival team info@streathamfestival.com

A. You may wish to publicise your event where venue details are still be firmed up.  If this is the case, use ‘Streatham Festival’ from the dropdown and this can be changed at a later point.  However, it is important that all event details are completed as soon as possible.

Once you have input all further details and press the ‘Submit Event’ button, one of our Festival website gurus will review your submission.  If they have any questions, they will respond to you directly using the contact details that you provided.

A.On the ‘Submit an Event’ you will notice a button allowing you to submit the same event on multiple dates.

If you are having any issues with creating multiple entries, email info@streathamfestival.com and the team will be happy to help.

A.It isn’t possible to feature individual events over other events.  However, our media team will be busy before and throughout the Festival making sure the word goes out about the exciting line-up we have planned.

Any news updates about your event that you believe would be interesting for your audience can be sent to info@streathamfestival.com who will forward onto our social media team.  We are also able to provide updates the news feed on the website.

A. We need a high quality image for your event so we can promote it both online and potentially in print.

Think carefully about the image that you submit as it immediatley tells a story about the event you are putting on and first impressions really count!

This submission needs to be a high resolution image.  A high resolution image would usually have 300 DPI and long edge 1,800 pixels.  There is some information provided here on image resolution as well as in the video below.