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Promoting Sunshine Coast Event Suppliers

 SCEIA is proud to promote all Sunshine Coast event suppliers, venues and services.  Register your business on EventsConnect today so we can help build awareness, opportunities and greater connections for your business across the Sunshine Coast events industry and beyond. SCEIA works in partnership with the Sunshine Coast Council to promote EventsConnect and the businesses listed on it to the broad market of event managers and producers looking to host events on the Sunshine Coast. Click on the image below to register now - its free!

Past Events

  • 19 Nov 2024, 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm
    Wharf Events Mooloolaba, 123 Parkyn Parade, Mooloolaba QLD 4557, Australia
    It's been a big year so let's just take some time to 'chew the fat' over a couple of bevvies and nibbles. Program and special guest details are coming soon! Register here: https://getsafeticket.com.au/r4jbn (cut & paste) or on fb https://www.facebook.com/SunshineCoastEventIndustryAssociation
  • Sunshine Coast Events vs The Cost of Living
    Sunshine Coast Events vs The Cost of Living
    23 July 2024, 5:30 pm – 8:30 pm
    Maroochydore, 10/12-20 Ocean St, Maroochydore QLD 4558, Australia
    Join us on Tuesday, 23rd July, at Solbar for an insightful event on how Sunshine Coast events are tackling the cost-of-living crisis. Our expert panel will discuss the economic challenges, operational costs, and changing consumer behaviors, offering insights and solutions. Don't miss out!
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SCEIA Events

SCEIA offers a range of networking events to stimulate industry collaboration and consultation around key issues and opportunities.  Explore the range of events on offer.

SCEIA Events Wraps

Discover our past events through our event summaries, offering you insights into the topics explored and discussions held.

SCEIA July 2024 Event Wrap

The events industry is extremely diverse as it encompasses sporting, cultural, fundraising, corporate and private celebrations. Yet one thing all events have in common is that audiences are typically using their discretionary income to attend them.

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