General Liability
Protection for everyday business liability risks.
Venues and permit offices typically require event liability with set limits.
ExampleAn attendee is injured near the stage during a festival.
Protect the event from load-in to load-out.
Concerts, festivals, premieres, conferences and activations bring crowds, staging and vendors together. Venues and municipalities typically require proof of coverage and specific limits.
Every business is different. These are the coverages businesses like yours most often review.
Protection for everyday business liability risks.
Venues and permit offices typically require event liability with set limits.
ExampleAn attendee is injured near the stage during a festival.
Additional liability protection above qualifying underlying policies.
Larger events often require higher limits than a base policy provides.
ExampleA venue contract requires additional limits above your general liability.
Coverage designed to protect employees and businesses when work-related injuries occur.
Event staff and crew need coverage for on-site injuries.
ExampleA stagehand is hurt during load-out.
Coverage for qualifying buildings, equipment, inventory, and other business property.
Staging, lighting and AV equipment are costly to replace.
ExampleRain damages rented lighting equipment at an outdoor event.
Insurance for eligible vehicles used for business.
Trucks, vans and rentals moving equipment create auto exposure.
ExampleA box truck carrying staging is involved in an accident.
Completion bonds, key person protection and complex production risks go through a dedicated specialty review.

Specialized completion and delivery protection for qualifying film and entertainment productions.
Answer a few questions and a licensed professional will help you explore coverage options.