Our project partner YOUSE GmbH, which specializes in the identification of ethical and social implications, conducted several workshops to broaden the perspective on ethical and social implications. Together with representatives of our research partners as well as our associated partners from the cultural fields, interactive workshops were held using the MEESTAR methodology. MEESTAR represents a participatory process in which participants interactively share their values, moral beliefs, practical knowledge, expectations, and fears, and work together to develop solutions that inform the rest of the development process. The basis for evaluating technology are moral dimensions such as: self-determination, security, justice, privacy, etc. These are then considered from three perspectives: individual, organizational and societal. The goal is to derive challenges, which are subsequently classified into three levels from ethically unobjectionable to critical. For concretization, we used the perspectives of the various interest groups and stakeholders, such as the audience, the organizers, the artists, and so on. In this way, we were able to identify 145 relevant challenges. 61 of these challenges were rated as critical to the success of virtual cultural events at the individual, organizational, and societal levels. To ensure usability, the challenges were grouped into seven ethical and social dimensions, and representative challenges were selected for exemplary illustration. We will use the challenges as the basis for application and technology design.