Let's Create an Event Program Booklet in InDesign

In this in-depth tutorial, you will learn how to set up a standard event program, add photos, style text and export your final design for either printing professionally or in-house! This lesson is perfect for beginners and anyone tasked with designing church bulletins, recital programs or any special event program. This tutorial is full of awesome tips to get you started with InDesign.

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[DOLLAS]

5 years later and this video is helping me out today! Thank you <3

[jessekanner]

Bonus points for showing both stacked and booklet outputs. Thank you so much!

[danahall]

You have the best InDesign tutorials. I have learned so much from you!!!

[jordanrice]

Very helpful and easy to understand. Thank you

[sky-frequency]

Really helpful tutorial. I've done a fair amount using InDesign in the past, but many of your tips were so handy and suprisingly in depth. Tabs particularly.

[kevinbrianthomas]

I like this. I like your simplicity and airy feel to the document. I am going to use your method and create a program for an upcoming event at a school.

[SteveVincent]

Great tutorial. Just got asked to do this and knew I'd turn to InDesign. Wasn't sure on the booklet print options, but you've explained them very well.

[sarahobbs]

Awesome! This video saved us and taught me how to print in-house!!!! Thanks a bunch!

[stacythompson]

Thank you so much for the step by step that I was totally able to understand! I am brand new at Adobe InDesign. I appreciate your hard work. I will look at your other tutorials for how to upload a template.

[carmencarcelen]

Thank you very much for your tutorials. They are great. You make iT easy to learn. You voice is perfect, very clear and pleasent.Please keep up you fantastisch work. Greetings from Holland.

[FreshTillDeath]

Thanks for the help. I used this video as a starting point. That tabs tool is a godsend!

[barokluit]

Great tutorial. Kept waiting for your to correct the left end of the Pink line on Page 2, but as an InDesign newbie, I learned a ton.

[Australia]

Great and useful tutorial to beginners

[scotthimel]

You’re the best! Very well done tutorial.

[fa]

Grateful for your tutorials -- became a subscriber!!! THANK YOU.

[carolineblazey]

Thanks for the video very useful and very well explained, however when I went to go to "print booklet" I have the following warning " the booklet doesn't fit the current paper size. Click print settings to specify a larger paper size or to scale the booklet to fit. Please note that I followed you instructions in terms of the paper size at the start of the set up. Need some advice. Thank you.

[heatherravenscroft]

Love this! Side question- what font did you use for the "2018 Dance Recital Text"? I couldn't quite see the selection font name but I love it. Thank you!

[ericlamont]

If you have a multi-page document, do you still have your pages as like 2-3, 3-4, etc? I am doing a program that will be something like 20 pages, 11x17, bifolded and stapled (ironically for a dance recital!). With this lay out, the same piece of paper will have something like, for example, page 2 and 19 on it. Would I have to lay out my pages like that? Or is ID smart enough to know that even if I go in sequential order, it needs to combine them differently for printing? Sorry I’m probably not being clear. Just starting to learn ID.

[preevyc]

8:12 whats the difference between this and using a gradient mask on illustrator?

[videocasetteTV]

Awesome, kindly may you create a newspaper by InDesign software