Tag: festival sponsorship
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B-to-B Events
Stella Artois, Bulleit and Nespresso: Brand Activations at Tribeca Film Festival
The 2019 Tribeca Film Festival, which ran from April 24 to May 5, was not overrun with the lounges and lodges so prevalent at its West Coast counterpart, the Sundance Film Festival. The demographic Tribeca Film Festival attracts is often based locally and full of Big Apple pride. For brands like Bulleit Bourbon and Stella […]
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B-to-C Events
Peet’s at Coachella: Sampling Trikes, a Cold Brew Taproom and Vintage Touchpoints
Escape from the heat is a premium for Coachella attendees, so it’s no wonder Peet’s Cold Brew returned to the festival this year armed with interactive cooling chairs, a shaded lounge and all the cold brew festivalgoers could guzzle. The brand arrived at the event campgrounds in style on its vintage #BetterEnergy Bus, which served […]
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B-to-C Events
EM Executive Chat: Inside Amazon Prime Video’s ‘Garden of Earthly Delights’ at SXSW
Amazon Prime Video made its SXSW debut in Austin this year with a garden of earthly delights filled with festival-friendly activities like hair braiding, Boomerangs, puppy cuddling and live music. Each touchpoint reflected the storyline of Amazon’s upcoming series “Good Omens,” in which an angel and a demon partner up to save the world ahead […]
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B-to-C Events
Bacardi’s Festival Sponsorship Features Cocktail Education, Cause Marketing and Caribbean Vibes
Bacardi brought its “Live Passionately” mantra to the Life is Beautiful Music & Art Festival for a second year with a medley of experiences that paid homage to the brand’s Caribbean heritage and underscored its ties to music. Returning to downtown Las Vegas Sept. 21-23, the brand delivered cocktail education, purpose-driven art and some good […]
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B-to-C Events
Governors Ball: Why Honda Invests in Music Festivals
It’s official: summer festival season has begun. Brands looking to court younger consumers are coming out in droves, all vying to engage with an increasingly inundated demographic. One of the younger-skewing fests is Governors Ball, which claims that 42 percent of its 155,000-plus attendees in 2017 were younger than 25 years old. EM was there […]




