Cities After Dark is a proposed meeting series that seeks to connect key nighttime stakeholders together across Europe.

Taking place once a month, the 90-minute meetings will feature a different lecture and discussion on a nighttime-related topic, such as on models of nighttime governance in Europe, sustainability within the nighttime sector, research methods in nighttime studies, etc.

Participants will also have the opportunity to share updates about the progress of relevant, ongoing projects, general developments in their city’s nighttime sector, as well as announce new projects or opportunities that may be of interest to other members.

While the pilot series will only be available to members from cities in Europe, the goal is to expand the series to include other regions of the world as well. 

To become a part of Cities after Dark, cities must apply as a “trio” comprising the three following partners:

• a local academic or research institution
• a person or organisation from the city administration
• and a nighttime-specific advocacy group or organisation

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