THE NEWS from EventWorks, Inc.

"Being of Los Angeles and for Los Angeles", the most expensive U.S. soccer stadium is not only great for sports but also an event producer's dream.  Ted Bowers and Alisa Walsh recently had the pleasure of exploring the newest large addition to Downtown Los Angeles' event site offerings - and came back to the office inspired. Alisa Walsh, an avowed soccer fan - you may remember her report from World Cup in Russia: "I can’t wait to show it to our clients!” The Banc of California stadium in Exposition Park, next to the Coliseum and the USC Campus offers a myriad of event possibilities in an elegant, high tech setting.  Perfectly located near Downtown and great for #LA2028 - call us soon to plan your future event. Alisa Walsh: "The interior of the stadium is a design dream come true. Each room and event space was beautifully crafted with unique personality to encompass the lifestyle of Los Angeles – from chic gold & white marbled bar fronts, to co

Davis Firefighters Local 3494/Facebook.com Little moments of beauty will occur even in the most dire situations. This Facebook post put a smile on our faces. Davis Firefighters Local 3494 posted this image of a Davis fire strike team — Capt. Richard Moore and firefighters Matt Elder and Noah Easterday — getting up-close with a deer while searching for hotspots at the Camp Fire in Butte County. “During the most horrific fire in our wonderful state’s history we have this amazing moment,” the Facebook post said. Do you feel overwhelmed by all the recent disasters as well? We give thanks that our EW crew is okay. Please find a list of ways to help victims below. California news has been dominated by a horrific mass shooting and devastating fires since early November. The East Coast is dealing with the first deadly snow storm of the season and much of the Southeast is barely beginning to recover from hurricanes Florence and Michael; just to name a few disasters that took place

Can YOU spot Ted and Kristen among the band members of POSTMODERN JUKEBOX? Let us know where they are on Facebook or Instagram. The Event: an annual fundraising gala Date: October 13, 2018 Location: City National Grove of Anaheim Guest Count: 650 Our goal: produce a soiree that would support and enhance the fundraising mission of our client. We immersed attendees in elegance, weaving a cohesive entertainment concept into every aspect of the event, from a guest's entrance to their departure. Ted Bowers: "We have produced this event for several years. In the past, the main attraction was a big name entertainer's performance. This year the client wanted to change it up and shifted in format. The 2018 concept wove entertainment aspects into every segment of the evening, from entrance to departure. We had custom tailored all elements of the experience to compliment the main performance, Postmodern Jukebox. Their energized show provided the icing on the cake."

We all wanted to go. We provided support for an annual conference for a longtime client and friend we cherish in a city we love: New Orleans. While hard at work, it is impossible not to get infected with New Orleans' Joie de Vivre; that talent to enjoy life in the midst of hard work. Ted Bowers, Marcelo Cruz and Ben Majors were the lucky L.A. crew that got to go. They are happy to share some highlights. Ted Bowers: "When I walked through the lobby of the hotel following our general session I felt like I was in a time warp. The lobby was filled with ladies dressed in period attire. There were also hat stations, or rather fascinator stations, providing the perfect hat accessory. I got into a conversation with these three ladies who had stopped by on their way to the opera to celebrate "The Stormin' of the Sazerac Bar", an annual local event toasting a feminist milestone, the first time women were allowed unaccompanied in a drinking establishment,  that hap