
At the July 2014 music festival in Chicago, V.I.P. guests could play checkers at staggered tables or rest on colorful hammocks.

In October, New Yorkers gathered in Times Square to play a life-size version of Monopoly to celebrate the launch of Monopoly Millionaires' Club, a multi-state lottery game and TV show. The gathering featured appearances from actor Billy Gardell, New York Lottery personality Yolanda Vega, and a costumed "Rich Uncle Moneybags" character.

Guests started the evening with cocktails in the "Earth Element" area, which had an entrance that was bathed in green lights.

Centerpieces held natural elements including butterflies, stones, and moss.

Dressed like a fantastical peacock, a strolling performer doubled as a "living table." Events of a Lifetime donated the table.

Dinner took place in the "Water Element," which had deep blue lighting designed to make guests feel as though they were submerged into ocean waters. Active Production and Design built a custom stage set for the space.

Your Event Solution created and designed the "Water Element." The area featured aerialists from Liquid Sky, along with other live entertainment from the group.

Your Event Solutions created a 16-foot-long table with a built-in water feature.

Other oceanic decor included tall Lucite columns topped with bubble-print lampshades.

For the after-party, guests transitioned to the "Fire Element." The space was created and designed by Unique Event Elements.





























The 10th annual Luminato Festival kicked off its 17-day residency at Toronto's Hearn Generating Station on June 9 with back-to-back fund-raisers. Inspired by a "Today is the Future" theme, the event featured a futuristic bar that offered guests the chance to inhale flavored oxygen.

Chandon celebrated the launch of its limited-edition American Summer bottles with a party on June 25 at the High Line in New York. The event offered activities for guests including a game of ring toss that incorporated the bottles.

One of the party's notable design elements was a step-and-repeat in the form of a lush green installation that showcased the limited-edition bottles.

Stoelt Productions upped the excitement for the 2012 Clio awards after-party at New York’s American Museum of Natural History by flooding the event with red lighting.
