Over the past years, Live Room has created four main interactive event concepts, establishing itself as a key reference in youth event organization. In addition to its own signature events, Live Room collaborates with various institutions by hosting events at LABO or actively participating in external initiatives.
With nine years of experience, Live Room continues to shape the cultural landscape by providing engaging, socially impactful, and artistically rich experiences for young creatives and communities.
Are bringing together artists, amateurs, and cultural enthusiasts to exchange ideas, identify artistic priorities, and showcase creative expression in an intimate setting.
As Live Room’s first and foundational program, these meetings serve as the driving force behind the project, fostering dialogue, motivation, and talent recruitment. Since 2015, over 50 artistic gatherings have taken place, reinforcing Live Room’s commitment to nurturing a vibrant and engaged creative community.
A multidisciplinary performance event that tackles social issues while offering a platform for emerging artists. With over 40 shows held across various locations, this program serves as a bridge between Live Room and the general public.
Each edition features a themed showcase, blending immersive welcoming, audience participation, curated performances, and an open stage, creating a unique and engaging experience for both artists and spectators.
BlaBla+ is an interactive live show and video podcast that explores taboo social topics such as women’s rights, sexual education, and mental health, blending humor and serious debate through expert discussions, audience polls, street interviews, and online trends.
Since 2018, ten episodes have tackled subjects like women’s liberty, positive masculinity, bullying, and relationship dynamics, creating a dynamic space for open dialogue and social reflection. In 2024, we started to experimenm how to tranasform it into video podcast series.
The Urban Art Week Festival, launched in 2017, began as a graffiti-focused and related art gathering and has since evolved into one of the region’s largest urban art festivals. Showcasing graffiti, digital art, comics, pop art, Circus, dance and music, the festival brings together over 1,000 youth annually, providing a platform for emerging and professional artists from the region and beyond. The festival showcased street art murals, organized Urban Dance battles, street basketball and Skateboard competitions and offer a market for the local and regional small art businesses.