Upcoming Events

From one-off expert workshops to regular informal meet-ups, we offer a range of programming for CEC and non-CEC members alike! CEC members have access to events not listed here - get your membership today!

Members Only Events

As a CEC Member, you get access to exclusive events and meetups that are not open to the general public. What will your membership unlock? Get your membership today!

  • The Artist Brunch with Adam and Gillian

    Multiple dates

    A mediated and supportive live online gathering of artists offering a unique opportunity to both share and hear from others about the nuts and bolts of creative practice and projects.

    Attendees of this meet up - whether attending once or monthly - can expect a sharpening of clarity and communication around their creative process alongside the development of their professional network. Their planning and goal setting will benefit from a regular monthly meet up, and their creative projects will be deepened and strengthened through respectful, informed, and supportive mediated exchange with other artists.

    Facilitated by: Gillian Jane Lees - a Glasgow-based performance practitioner - and Adam York Gregory - an artist, designer and writer.

  • The Art of Events with Frodo Allan

    Multiple dates

    A structured and supportive live online clinic designed for creative entrepreneurs to dismantle the specific bottlenecks stalling their business growth. This isn't a lecture; it's a high-agency workspace where the "stuck" becomes "solved" through collective intelligence and peer-to-peer strategic insight.

    Expect to walk away with tactical solutions and a leaner, more resilient business model. By articulating your challenges to a room of informed peers, you’ll refine your strategic thinking, stress-test your current projects, and build a professional circle that understands the unique intersection of creativity and commerce.

    Facilitated by: Frodo Allan is an award-winning Producer, Playwright, and Director with over twenty years of experience working across many genres in the UK and internationally. His production company Jaggy (formally Rhymes with Purple) has been producing work at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe since 2005.