
Strongbow partnered with local vendors to set up a farmers market at Brooklyn Grange on October 19.
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Branding for the event, which was designed in house, included a lighted marquee sign and displays with bottles of the new Artisanal Blend and apples in crates. The event also offered flowers for guests to take home.
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Local vendors included Bee Raw, which offered tastings and capsules of raw honey for guests to take home.
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New York-based shop Doughnut Plant offered mini apple cider doughnuts made with the new blend.
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Brooklyn Grange's own stand offered a variety of produce including mixed greens, edible flowers, and radishes directly from the farm for guests to take home. Additional products included branded hot sauce.
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The event offered a guided tour of the farm, designated with a chalkboard sign.
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A branded step and repeat included wooden crates decorated with the Artisanal Blend bottles and the apples from which the cider is made.
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A bar offered four different cider cocktails.
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In November 2014, RJ Whyte Event Production produced the grand re-opening celebration, titled “Tennis Shoes, Ties, and After 5,” for the Southeast Tennis and Learning Center. The event was held in the 48,000-square-foot tennis center in Washington. Decor by Design Foundry included flying arches of tennis balls from hanging tennis racquets that bounced off of centerpieces of artfully stacked books. Large tennis balls were also stacked on glass vases to complement the high ceilings in the facility.
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