HOST & AMBASSADOR HEADQUARTERS
Your region.
Your people.
Your moment.
Somewhere near you, people are making remarkable things. The most important person in the room may be the one who opens the door for everyone else. That's the work of a local Demo Days host.
Real Ideas in Action. One place to prepare, invite, welcome, demonstrate and pass the experience forward.
WHAT YOU CARRY INTO YOUR COMMUNITY
Everything you need to make the first day feel inevitable.
Your role is not to sell a spectacle. It is to convene the people who build, teach, discover, and care. These resources help make their work visible and their presence valuable.
Your launch plan
Turn a good intention into a gathering with a place, demonstrators, and people ready to participate.
Build your local launch →Your outreach desk
Adapt thoughtful invitations for venues, makers, schools, volunteers, neighborhood leaders and local media.
Open outreach desk →Your press room
Ready-to-use facts, honest press language, media notes, and an announcement template.
Open the press room →Your event playbook
A clear run of show, visible responsibilities, accessibility, consent, credit and a plan for what happens next.
Open the playbook →Your campaign assets
Approved campaign imagery, captions, public-facing language, and materials for a local invitation.
See campaign assets →
YOU ARE THE LOCAL CONVENOR
What if your town became the place where people finally saw what its makers could do?
It begins with a real place, a few brave demonstrations, and people who show up. This is a tradition that can belong to your community—not a touring show delivered from somewhere else.
Invite the first people →BEFORE THE FIRST POSTER
Make an invitation people can trust.
Start by asking who can safely host, who has something real to demonstrate, who needs an accessible place to participate, and who will give the makers credit.
Make everyone—from the first-time presenter to the longest-serving craftsperson—feel seen.
Show what actually exists. No invented partners, participant lists, outcomes or endorsement.
A host helps convene; contributors keep their own work and sharing decisions.
Exploring the idea or using this kit does not confer a chapter title, right to use partner marks, or authority to speak for Dreamstep.