Ibis Services

12/03/2024

An early day 2…
All set to roll…

Ibis Services

11/03/2024

From Pixel
To Print
To Platter
To Plate

11/03/2024

Taking control of this mammoth screen…

11/03/2024

The big day is here…
Early morning hustle starts..

Ibis Services

09/12/2023

Until next time…

09/12/2023

They have worked really hard for 3 days, time for them to go back to godown for some sleep…

Ready for the Tear Down…

www.ibisservices.in

08/12/2023

Day 3…
Early mornings…
Waiting for the stage to go live…

Calm before the storm kinda feels…

07/12/2023

And after all the grind, here we are.
India Pilot Roundtable 2023.

07/12/2023

Burning night oil…
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25/09/2023

Today we stand proud to celebrate 15 years of excellence in the event management industry. Ibis Services has been at the forefront of creating unforgettable moments, and this milestone is a testament to our commitment, creativity, and dedication.

This milestone wouldn’t have been possible without the trust and support of our valued clients, partners, and well-wishers. We extend our heartfelt gratitude to all who have been a part of our journey, helping us grow and thrive.

Fifteen years is just the beginning of our story. We are determined to continue redefining event management, exceeding expectations, and creating magical experiences. The future holds exciting opportunities, and we are eager to embark on this journey with all of you.

Thank you for being a part of our remarkable 15-year journey. Here’s to the next 15 years and beyond!

09/09/2023

A colourful day at work!!

04/09/2023

CONSOLE DUTY.. Going live in a while..

22/08/2023

16/08/2023

Howdy people!
Let’s build bridges and sail our boats at this midweek madness.

21/06/2023

17/05/2023

Sound check time… 2nd for the day…

01/05/2023

May Day, also known as International Workers' Day, is a significant holiday observed on May 1st each year in many countries around the world. It is a day dedicated to celebrating the achievements and struggles of the working class and advocating for workers' rights.

The roots of May Day can be traced back to the late 19th century when workers across the globe fought for better working conditions, fair wages, and the establishment of the eight-hour workday. One of the major catalysts for the creation of May Day was the Haymarket Affair of 1886 in Chicago, which led to the eventual recognition of Labor Day in the United States. The incident involved workers protesting for an eight-hour workday, and it resulted in violence and casualties. The event became a symbol of workers' rights and solidarity, and it inspired the call for an international workers' holiday.

The first International Workers' Day was celebrated on May 1, 1890, as a day of solidarity and unity for workers worldwide. Labor organizations, socialist and communist parties, and trade unions organized marches, rallies, and demonstrations to advocate for workers' rights, social justice, and economic equality. The red flag became a prominent symbol associated with May Day, representing the struggle for workers' liberation and the global labor movement.

Over the years, May Day has become an occasion for workers to voice their demands, highlight social issues, and express solidarity. It serves as a platform for workers to unite and address ongoing challenges such as unfair labor practices, income inequality, discrimination, and unsafe working conditions. May Day celebrations often feature marches, protests, speeches, and cultural events that emphasize the importance of workers' rights and the pursuit of social and economic justice.

While May Day holds historical significance as a workers' holiday, its observance and customs may vary across different countries. In some nations, it is a public holiday with festivities, parades, and demonstrations. In others, it may be a day of political activism or a time for workers to gather and commemorate the struggles of the labor movement.

In recent years, May Day has also expanded its focus to include broader social issues beyond workers' rights. Movements advocating for environmental sustainability, gender equality, and racial justice have joined the demonstrations on this day, recognizing the interconnectedness of various social justice causes.

May Day continues to serve as a reminder of the importance of workers' rights, fair treatment, and the ongoing struggle for social and economic equality. It is a day to honor the contributions of the working class and to renew the commitment to creating a more just and equitable society for all.

08/03/2023