CLUBS & FESTIVALS
Activations, practice opportunities, visibility, spaces and adoption of stronger scene practices.
We are looking for clubs, festivals, brands, studios, schools, public bodies, social organisations and professionals who can turn resources, experience and networks into real opportunities for people.
A collaboration matters when it contributes something concrete: access, equipment, knowledge, spaces, funding, opportunity, responsible reach or better practice. We design relationships that strengthen the mission without turning it into empty marketing.
Activations, practice opportunities, visibility, spaces and adoption of stronger scene practices.
Equipment, scholarships, funding, technology and program support with clear independence and safety principles.
Access to knowledge, production, learning, mentoring and technical resources.
Community programs, inclusion, youth, culture, recovery, employability and local development.
Mentoring, masterclasses, production, guidance, opportunity and transfer of experience.
DJing, production, autonomy, community and practical learning.
Activities, sessions and experiences from our base in Manresa.
Training, practice review and development of the Safer Scene Mark.
Bridges between participants and professionals in the scene.
Cultural collaborations with a useful outcome beyond visibility.
Hardware, software, licences, sound and production tools.
Support for places, programs, sessions and association development.
Responsible access to booths, studios, clubs, festivals and professional environments.
Mentors, artists, technicians, production, communication and specialist capabilities.
Collaborations must respect independence, dignity, consent, privacy and safeguarding. The Safer Scene Mark is not intended as a pay-to-display badge: criteria, review and brand use will be defined before any formal award. We also do not use participants’ personal stories as promotional material without specific and appropriate consent.
The board and team bring experience across production, events, promotion and club culture, including projects and professional contexts such as Anubix, Red Code Techno, Trocadero, Matinée, Sónar, YFOU, Lokotron and Merci. These references describe the professional background of individuals; they do not by themselves imply institutional partnerships with Frequency Forge.
Public references to events, promoters and spaces connected to the team’s professional track record. They do not by themselves imply an institutional partnership with Frequency Forge.