Events
Looking to create an unforgettable gaming or technology event? At Krash Labs, we specialise in crafting tailored experiences that suit your venue and audience. Whether it’s building an ancient world in Minecraft for a history focus, designing cybersecurity challenges to meet your objectives, or engaging younger audiences with esports, we’ve got you covered. With a passion for inclusion and expertise in supporting neurodivergent individuals, we’ll help you deliver an innovative and diverse event that leaves a lasting impression. Get in touch to bring your ideas to life!
Highlights from Our Past Events
Selby Abbey
We recreated Selby Abbey and Abbot’s Staithe in Minecraft, engaging young people in Selby through virtual workshops to explore and celebrate their town’s heritage.
Royal Armouries
During Royal Armouries' winter half-term 'Wargaming' event, we hosted a 5-day experience across two rooms, featuring a large Minecraft LAN and an immersive Cyberwarfare Situation Room.
Eureka!
Eureka! The National Children’s Museum hosted us for their first-ever Minecraft event, featuring 20 networked PCs in an exhibition space. We've since returned to deliver coding workshops in Minecraft and explore creative glitch art.
Neurocyber 2
At Neuro Cyber 2, a UK Cyber Security Challenge event promoting neurodiversity in the cyber workforce, we created a custom steganography challenge for young attendees. Our chair, Guy, also shared his insights and experiences working with neurodivergent young people in a talk with visiting professionals and representatives.
Coastival
Commissioned as the festival's main event, Krash Labs recreated Scarborough in Minecraft over 9 months with help from the public, schools, and community groups. Famous landmarks like Scarborough Castle and Peasholm Park came to life, culminating in a Grand Hall showcase at The Spa, where over 3,000 visitors explored the digital world amid DJs, lighting, and video displays
Matrix Challenge
We proudly contributed a custom challenge for the Yorkshire and Humber Regional Cyber Crime Unit's Matrix Challenge Final, focusing on OSINT, steganography, cyber defence, and cybersecurity.