A music festival planned for the city’s Piedmont Park has been scrapped, reportedly as a result of ambiguities around the organizer’s right to ban guns.

Asking the right questions and creating a clear policy will give you the ammunition to control firearms at your meetings.

With the Supreme Court’s decision to expand gun rights, the likelihood that attendees will be armed could increase.

A meeting designer used a carbon-dioxide meter in all the spaces he moved through while attending a conference. What he discovered can help other planners keep their attendees alert and healthy.

A recent judges’ association conference in New York wound up with a nearly 30-percent rate of Covid infection among attendees. It’s a reminder that event hosts must still consider testing, masking, and other precautions.

An on-stage incident involving a presenter and attendee raises the question: Can organizers account for every possibility when creating an event’s risk-management plan?

While mask mandates have mostly disappeared, some attendees will still be wearing face coverings. How will they feel—and be received—when going against the no-mask norm?

A doctor applies an easy-to-understand mathematical argument to two recent large events to show that daily testing of meeting participants is the best preventative measure.

Two large medical shows are using the Pennsylvania Convention Center within the next month, but requiring proof of vaccination would relieve them of enforcing a renewed mask mandate within their own space.

It’s tough to find something admirable to break through the ongoing reports of pandemic, inflation, and war, but they are out there.