Fan Zone — FIFA World Cup 2026
A daily public fan zone with an LED broadcast screen and free-entry seating for match screenings, run for the length of the tournament.
Full-service event production and activations, from large-scale fan zones and sports festivals to broadcast studios and sponsorship programs. One team, from first sketch to final teardown.
Vision 2030's giga-events, a growing sports calendar, and year-round cultural seasons mean more happening, more often, for more people.
Ongoing Events exists to make sure each one runs the way it was planned, not just the way it turned out. We're a Riyadh-based production team built for that pace: senior enough to own a large activation end to end, and small enough that nothing gets lost between departments.
Ongoing Events plans and delivers live experiences across Saudi Arabia, from large-scale fan zones and sports festivals to broadcast studios and sponsorship activations.
We handle the full arc of a project: concept, vendor scoping, BOQ and budget, on-site production, and post-event reporting, so a client holds one point of contact from first sketch to final teardown.
Our strength is a small, senior team that has worked across fan zones, seasonal festivals, media studios, and sponsorship programs, bringing the same discipline used on large government-facing activations to every project, regardless of scale.
To be the team Saudi organizers call first, known for live experiences that keep an audience engaged long after the last vendor packs up, and a client relationship that carries into the next project.
To plan, price, and deliver events with the same rigor as a construction project (itemized budgets, accountable vendors, and on-site management) so clients spend their energy on the event, not the logistics behind it.
A small senior team organized around four capability areas, so every project has a single owner instead of a hand-off chain.
Single point of contact from first brief to final report.
Build, install, run, and strike, managed on-site every day of the event.
BOQs, procurement, and cost control across every supplier on site.
Concept, branding, and the look of the event, from signage to stage design.
Most organizers hire separately for concept, production, and branding. We run all three as one team, so nothing gets lost in the handoff.
One contract, one budget, one team accountable for the result, whether the project is a single activation or a season-long program.
Cultural festivals and seasonal programming, planned and run end to end.
Large-format public activations built for high daily footfall.
Studio design and build-out for media and content partners.
Itemized branding and sponsorship packages, priced and vendor-ready.
Festival planning for niche sporting audiences, including revenue-share models.
Multi-vendor BOQs, cost control, and logistics across the full site.
Four stages, the same order, every project, so nothing gets priced after it's already been built.
Define the site, audience, and budget ceiling before a single line is drawn.
Itemized BOQs with vendor comparisons, so every cost is accountable.
On-site production and day-of management from build to teardown.
Post-event numbers (footfall, spend) and lessons for the next one.
Beyond general event production, four areas where we spend the most repeat time.
Coordinating a full calendar of activations rather than one event at a time.
Line-item BOQs and side-by-side vendor comparisons before anything is signed.
Layouts built around footfall, queueing, and safety, not just aesthetics.
Turning a sponsorship package into a measurable on-site presence.
A daily public fan zone with an LED broadcast screen and free-entry seating for match screenings, run for the length of the tournament.
A revenue-share activation layered onto an existing equestrian venue, with booths, courts, and family zones added at no upfront cost to the operator.
Tell us about the site, the audience, and the date. We'll come back with a scope and an itemized budget.