Agency: Mosaic

  • Dave’s Killer Bread Serves up a Prison-themed Sandwich Shop and Second Chances

    Dave’s Killer Bread has a unique story. Its founder, Dave Dahl, joined the family’s baking business after 15 years in prison and launched the No. 1 organic bread in the U.S. In expanding into Canada, Dave’s leveraged its founder’s story with a pop-up that immersed attendees in a recipe baked in prison. Enter: Club Fed. […]

  • Stella Artois’s Sessions@Home Culinary Experiences Spice up Quarantine Life

    Stella Artois was on the hunt for a way to translate its successful Port de Stella event program into a virtual offering. Bringing the program’s expert-led “Sessions” component to life, the brand delivered Stella Artois Sessions@Home, a weekly content series hosted on IGTV and YouTube featuring celebrities and chefs whipping up their favorite dishes and […]

  • General Mills Invites Consumers to Travel into The Cinnaverse

    With brightly colored pop-ups in Santa Monica, CA, and outside of Chicago and Houston, General Mills wanted to immerse consumers—especially Hispanic tweens—in a multisensory Cinnamon Toast Crunch experience. There was frozen affogato on a stick, cinnamon toast cotton candy and a cinnamon-milk luge. Plus guests could walk through a glow-in-the-dark Cinna-vortex exhibit and check out […]

  • Loblaw Inspires Employees to Walk in their Customers’ Shoes

    Supermarket chain Loblaw got employees to walk 880,000 steps in their customers’ shoes. Inside the Halifax Convention Centre, the brand used facades and interiors to evoke different living situations in a Canadian town. Attendees experienced challenges their customers might face—hurriedly packing school lunches, looking at the near-empty pantries of a family facing food insecurity and […]

  • Nestlé Goes Retro for its Instagrammable Pop-up Milk Bar

    Nestled into Santa Monica’s Third Street Promenade, Nestlé’s Milk Stop pop-up was a nostalgic tribute to the brand’s 70th birthday. With a giant milk bar as its centerpiece, the space featured bright colors, retro design (old-school TVs showing vintage ads) and retro activation (posing for Polaroid photos!), plenty of the brand’s signature yellow and blue […]