The Shops at Farmington Valley wanted to host an event to generate additional traffic to The Shops, while targeting a young adult audience that is increasingly prominent in the area - which they haven’t been able to reach with their often more family-oriented events.

From a backyard Barbeque to a local airport field, The Hartford Rib Off — a 2-day barbeque festival for a cause — needed to grow their 500+ attendees, increase awareness of their organization, all while shifting the venue to Hartford’s Riverfront.

In a sea of local competition, this salon and spa needed to find creative ways to not only connect with their community, but attract a larger audience. 

The Goodwin Hotel welcomed new restaurant - Porron & Pina - with huge success drawing in both community and media attention. Overall messaging was now consistent and clear to the public and beyond. Community interest continues to increase, and sales continue to trend up.

After years of holding Connecticut’s Show House - an annual home design showcase event - the Junior League of Hartford needed help in reaching a wider customer base.

Businesses within a local shopping district look to attract clients during “off-hours” and connect more with their community.

Small business has difficulty reaching clientele. Their messaging, overall look and design is inconsistent. Local competition is strong and within walking distance. Product is amazing, but not seen or appreciated by the community. 

A local business wanted to bring in a national-themed event to a small, but thriving town. Community support was initially low and the business is unsure of how to hold an event of this magnitude.