A local festival. A shared platform.
A Drupal portal builder for Brazil’s invention and creativity festivals, bringing dozens of event sites into one platform with five templates and single sign-on.
Bring dozens of festival sites together.
Festival de Invenção e Criatividade helps communities across Brazil celebrate hands-on learning. For Lemann Foundation and MIT Media Lab’s creative learning ecosystem, we replaced the burden of maintaining dozens of separate event websites with a shared Drupal 9 platform.
Shared foundations. Room for a local identity.
Five website templates give festival organisers a structured starting point. Each edition can present its own visual identity, programme, participation information and directions. The central platform keeps those local event spaces connected and maintainable.
Make the organiser’s work easier.
Our delivery included single sign-on for login and registration, multistep forms and a customised CKEditor. Together, these tools support the work of setting up an event website and publishing its information through a consistent editing experience.
Connect people with what is happening nearby.
The public festival directory lets visitors explore editions by year, state and city. Event cards connect discovery to each festival’s own pages, while the organiser guide brings planning advice, activity ideas and a practical toolkit into the same ecosystem.
A closer look
One platform. Many local festivals.
Real views from Festival de Invenção e Criatividade, connecting festival discovery with the tools and guidance to organise a local edition.
Find a festival, across editions and places
A shared directory organises festivals by year, state and city. Each edition leads to its own event space, with a programme, participation information and practical details.
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Help a community create its own edition
The organiser journey combines a festival toolkit with planning guidance, activity ideas and a route to create an event website on the shared platform.
Explore on FIC ↗Product and project context: Original FIC project reference ↗