Festivals & Fan Cons
State Farm Activates a ‘Neighborhood of Good’ of Tiny Houses at Governors Ball
State Farm has targeted music- and cause-loving millennials with its “Here to Help” lounges at festivals for the last several years. At Governors Ball in New York City, June 1-3, State Farm activated its newest cause-marketing platform, Neighborhood of Good, with a “neighborhood” of tiny houses that allowed festivalgoers to engage in different acts of...
Comic-Con 2018: Five Can’t-Miss Activations From a Superfan’s Paradise
Ahhh… Comic-Con International—the only place where you have to stand in line just to cross the street. But for the 130,000-plus attendees descending on the annual celebration of “popular arts” in San Diego, no line is too long, no temperature is too extreme and every experience is a superfan’s dream come true. We’re on-site getting...
LG’s Complimentary Laundry Services Invite Bonnaroovians to #GetDirty
There are plenty of things to look forward to at Tennessee’s Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival—the performances, the camaraderie, the local bites—but the 100-degree temps aren’t one of them. Enter: the LaundROO Lounge and Vintage Clothing Swap. To stay true to its “Life’s Good” promise and keep festivalgoers at the four-day camping experience fresh and...
Festival Q&A: Chevy Talks Trucks, Tunes and Why Authenticity Matters
Chevrolet’s recent VIP “Boots on Stage” event just outside Stagecoach Festival served as a celebration of its 100-year history and an avenue for engaging young consumers. But more than anything, it was an opportunity for the automaker to prove it had a legitimate stake in country music, and an authentic story to tell. Armed with...