Creovra

For people who manage spaces

Host workshops.
Make more of your space.

Present your rooms, equipment and availability. Receive proposals from artists and agree on activities, dates and terms.

How to host a workshop

From proposal to activity.

Describe what your space can host, review the programme and technical needs and organise every detail with the artist.

  1. 01

    Present the space

    Add capacity, address, equipment, availability and the workshops you can host.

  2. 02

    Review proposals

    Check the programme, technical requirements and dates requested by artists.

  3. 03

    Settle the details

    Suggest alternatives, talk through the shared board and confirm the agreement.

  4. 04

    Welcome the workshop

    The workshop enters your schedule and can then open to participants.

On your phone

Availability, proposals and agreements.

Check the calendar, reply to artists and settle every detail before hosting the workshop.

Set availability
Review proposals
Talk with the artist

What you can host

Different spaces, different workshops.

Tables, stage, quiet or screens: describing what you offer helps artists propose suitable activities.

Drawing

Drawing desks and side light

Writing

A table, chairs, quiet enough to write

Painting

Easels, water, steady light

Illustration

Clear desks and a wall for boards

Comics

Drawing desks and a storyboard

Theatre

A rehearsal room or black box

Poetry

A circle of chairs, no compulsory stage

Poetry slam

A microphone and a close audience

Prose

An oval table, time to listen

Physical theatre

Open floor and mirrors

Dance theatre

Suitable floor, mirrors, sound

Experimental theatre

A transformable room, movable lights

Expressive reading

A lectern and clear acoustics

Hand lettering

Slanted desks and inks

Screenwriting

A table, a screen, reading aloud

Comics scripting

A wall for sequences

Creative writing

From table to circle

Narrative writing

Time and quiet for a chapter

Editing

Desks and newsroom quiet

Digital drawing

Sockets, screens, controlled light

FAQ

Common questions.

Do I have to accept every proposal?

No. You can review requirements and dates, ask questions or suggest alternatives. An agreement is reached only when both sides confirm.

What value can a workshop bring to my space?

It can help you make better use of rooms and availability, creating new opportunities for activity. Financial agreements with the artist remain between you.

What can participants see?

Once a workshop is confirmed, they see the space and address linked to the activity. Artists can also view the full space profile.

Can I run my own workshops too?

Yes. You can request an artist profile as well and manage both activities from one account, with separate tools for each.