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Printing Company Named Business of the Year

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VENUE: Eatery Has Two Environments in One Space

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5 Attention-Grabbing Invitations

These ideas made lasting impressions.

Sugartown Creative

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Jack Morton Aids Katrina Victims at Rock Plaza

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5 Offbeat Venue Choices

These events used unusual locations to grab attention.

The Rolling Stones announced their latest world tour from the outdoor balcony of the Juilliard School.

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This Week: Cocktails at JFK, Foodies in Brooklyn

20 Times Event Bathrooms Became the Star of the Show (Yes, Really)

7 Smart Ways to Beat the Heat at Outdoor Events

See How Disney’s Phineas and Ferb Transformed a Porta-Potty into a Music Festival Activation

See Inside Fords Gin's Multisensory Experience at Rockefeller Center

Industry Innovators 2025: Sephora

No $20 Viral Smoothies Here—How ALDI Created an Outdoor Farmers Market Pop-Up

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GIFTS: Hard Hat Holds Place

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It Happened to Me: A Last-Minute Venue Change

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3 Budgets, 3 Ideas: Calligraphy

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Westin Sells Beds in Bryant Park

For some people, it's hard to turn down an invitation to breakfast in bed, even if you have to go to Bryant Park to get it. Westin Hotels & Resorts invited journalists to a press event to promote its new retail partnership with Nordstrom.

To promote its retail partnership with Nordstrom, Westin Hotels set up three of its Heavenly Beds—the beds used in all of its hotels nationwide, and which Nordstrom will now sell—in Bryant Park. Proceeds from any beds or linens sold went to the Fresh Air Fund.

Traveler Gives Megu Sponsor-Friendly Look

Condé Nast Traveler’s Hot List party added slot machines and thatched huts to the high-design, high-priced Japanese restaurant.

At Condé Nast Traveler’s Hot List party at Megu, tropical decor with orchids, ginger blooms, and thatched huts accented a Jamaica-theme area.

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Designers Go Avant Garde for Horticultural Benefit

At the Horticultural Society of New York fund-raiser, the theme and the honorees-artists Christo and Jeanne-Claude-encouraged the assembled event designers to get a little edgy.

At the Horticultural Society of New York's annual benefit, Susan Edgar put boxwood hedges under a glass-topped table decorated with green napkins wrapped with preppy-colored ribbons, mirrored spheres and boxes, cube-shaped orange candles, and boxy glass vases filled with stones, limes, and pale green orchids. The hedges probably didn't make for comfortable seating for women in dresses, but the odd mix of influences and materials made it one of our favorite designs of the night.

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