The first-ever Digital City Festival will champion innovation in the region this coming March, in a week-long programme of events encompassing all aspects of the digital sector.
Over five days, the North’s digital specialists will be able to enjoy tailored events across Manchester, including Digital City Expo, our industry exhibition bringing together Marketing, Tech, eCommerce and more at the landmark Manchester Central Convention Complex.
What is it?
Digital City Festival will offer a week of digital events, focused on supporting and celebrating the sector. It will bring together the leaders, creators and change-makers of digital and encompasses the two-day Digital City Expo, dedicated reception and Digital City Awards ceremony, as well as a range of fringe events hosted around Manchester.
The festival celebrates the North’s booming digital economy, creating opportunities for organisations to connect, innovate and grow together at networking events and the exhibition, as well as learn more about the wider digital issues.
Where is it?
The festival takes place across Manchester on March 9th to 13th, at a range of venues. Digital City Expo, the cornerstone of the week, is hosted at Manchester Central Convention Complex.
Manchester Central is located right in the heart of Manchester – a 20-minute walk from Piccadilly Station and just five minutes from Oxford Road Station. It is connected by the tram system, only a few minutes from St Peter’s Square tram stop.
Who is it for?
Digital City Festival is for forward thinkers and professionals at all levels, and provides a hub for innovation and collaboration.
Many of the North’s digital decisionmakers will be at Digital City Festival – joining us not only to celebrate the industry, but push it forward. As well as focusing on the big issues facing the industry, there’ll be an opportunity for lead generation and network growth at a range of industry events as well as the Expo.
Businesses of all sizes are welcome to get involved and get the opportunity to engage digital leaders from the North.
