We’re excited to launch Bloom Talks – a new series of practical support sessions for Liverpool’s creative and digital community, designed to keep the energy of Bloom going all year round.
Baltic Creative CIC created Bloom in 2024 to support he creative and digital sectors across the North of England. May 2024 saw the inaugural business festival take place. It was a unique day of support, inspiration and connection designed to help start-ups and SMEs take their next step.
Then, in March 2025, we hosted Bloom for the second time. The event brought together bold thinkers to explore the future of our industries through panels, talks and one-to-one advice sessions. With collaboration at its heart, Bloom 2025 explored the challenges and opportunities facing our industries.
Keeping the Conversation Going
Now, we’re keeping the conversations going with Bloom Talks. These off-shoot sessions will give space space to dig deeper into the themes, insights and opportunities raised at the first two events. Expect honest discussions, practical advice and real examples you can put into action.
The first in the series, AI That Pays You Back, explores how AI can help creative and digital professionals save time, reduce admin and unlock new opportunities. Provided by IN4 Group, this hands-on session will introduce practical, easy-to-use tools that can make a real difference to your everyday work. IN4 Group is an award-winning technology organisation dedicated to supporting businesses and communities through innovation, skills and social impact. They help small businesses thrive and grow through technology.
The talks are open to everyone working in the creative and digital industries. This includes everyone from freelancers and start-ups to established teams. Stay tuned for the first announcement later this week
Join us as we keep the ideas blooming. 🌱
The sessions is delivered through the Business Support Service at Liverpool City Council, and funded by the UK Government through the UK Shared Prosperity Fund, with the Liverpool City Region Combined Authority as the lead authority.
