Attend FestForums® 2027

Presenting Partners

Book Your Stay

We've secured discounted room rates at the beautiful Mar Monte Hotel in Santa Barbara, right where all the action happens.

Book through our Official Hotel Booking Partner, Crewfare, to lock in your discounted rate today!

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What We Do

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We connect you directly with the decision-makers from the world's leading festivals—all actively looking for solutions and sharing industry knowledge!

SESSIONS

We host panels, roundtables, and FED Talks (Festival Education Discussion) around the industry’s hottest and timely topics.

NETWORKING

Our curated exhibit hall showcases festival services and companies. Get to know the sponsors and exhibitors in a relaxed environment.

ENTERTAINMENT

From cocktail parties to live music to special performances, there's something for everybody! We strongly believe in edutainment.

EXHIBITORS & SPONSORS

Mar Monte Hotel

Three Days. Beachfront. Santa Barbara.

The 10th Annual FestForums® returns to the place we've called home since 2015: Santa Barbara, CA. Nestled along the sunny California coast, the iconic beachfront spot sets the perfect backdrop for three days of learning, networking, and celebration. Think ocean views, palm trees, and that unbeatable Santa Barbara charm.

1111 E Cabrillo Blvd, Santa Barbara, CA 93103

 

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