Tag: multisensory
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B-to-C EventsOur Picks for the Top Brand Experiences at New York Comic Con
More than 250,000 people descended upon New York City for New York Comic Con, which took over the Big Apple Oct. 4-7. While the heart of the event took place within the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center, ancillary events like panels that used to fuel hours-long lines around the center were moved to strategic locations […]
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B-to-C EventsPop-ups: The National Park Foundation’s Multisensory Experience Helps Consumers Escape City Life
They say city life is no walk in the park, but that’s exactly what the National Park Foundation provided for Seattleites in an effort to boost interest in America’s array of national parks. The foundation, which serves as the official charity partner of the National Park Service, erected a multisensory pop-up park experience dubbed PARKTRACKS […]
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B-to-C EventsKids Test Their Explorer Skills at National Geographic’s ‘Recruitment Center’ Pop-up
To celebrate the launch of its new “Explorer Academy” fiction series for kids, National Geographic created a recruitment center pop-up that offered interactive tests and activities, from a mini archeological dig to encountering live snakes to conducting experiments in a lab. The one-day event, which took place on Sept. 5 in Manhattan’s Chelsea neighborhood, celebrated […]
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B-to-C EventsBlue Apron Uses Cooking Classes and Movie Nights to Connect to an Expanding Consumer Demographic
Blue Apron, provider of chef-designed recipes delivered to your door in an insulated box, kicked off a series of events across multiple cities this summer with the goal of celebrating home cooking, promoting its recipe products and getting to know its expanding consumer base through interactive cooking experiences and in-person conversations. Dubbed “Unboxed,” the event […]
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B-to-B EventsMarriott Channels ‘29Rooms’ With Curated Vignettes at its Biannual Leadership Summit
When Marriott International acquired Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide in 2016, the number of brands under the hospitality giant’s umbrella grew to 30. It has since proven to be an advantageous move, but the expansion also meant that it would be more difficult for consumers and employees alike to identify the unique personality and value […]