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The Vineyard Vines' whale is filled with 15.5 million pink cranberries.

Why Is This Cranberry Bog Shaped Like a Giant Whale?

Rethink Breast Cancer's annual Boobyball had an 'Into The Ocean' theme with photo ops inspired by underwater environments.

This Week In Toronto: an Ocean-Theme Boobyball, Toronto Cocktail Week, an Elton John Pop-Up

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Chicago's Top 100 Events 2019

Eye-catching graphics on the walls played on the company's name, with puns such as 'Be your best E.L.F.' and 'E.L.F. care.'

How This Cosmetics Launch Transported Guests Into the "Beauty-Verse"

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Podcast: The #MeetingsToo Movement and How Event Pros Can Combat Sexual Harassment (Episode 168)

American Express sponsored ACL for the third consecutive year.

How Brands Maintained an Authentic, Local Vibe at Austin City Limits

Teyana Taylor headlined the first concert for Beat of My City, which took place September 21 in Harlem. Taylor's performance supported the nonprofit Dunlevy Milbank Center.

How McDonald's Is Getting Music Lovers to Raise Money for Social Causes

Top row: Duncan Wardle, Deesha Dyer; bottom row: Bronson van Wyck, Cara Kleinhaut

See Who's Speaking at BizBash Live: New York

The inaugural New York Times Food Festival took place October 5 to 6 at venues including the TimesCenter and Bryant Park. Sponsor activations in Bryant Park included an Uber Eats photo op that invited attendees to pose on a bicycle in front of a block wall of food containers in various shapes and sizes. The wall displayed hashtags for the online ordering and delivery company.

10 Best Ideas of the Week: Trojan's Sex-Ed Van Tour, 'Maleficent'-Theme Ice Cream, Mastercard's Pop-Up Art Exhibition

The 10th anniversary of the Veuve Clicquot Polo Classic took place at Will Rogers State Historic Park on October 5. Drawing more than 7,500 attendees—including A-listers Julia Roberts, Kirsten Dunst, and Regina Hall—the stylish, champagne-filled event and polo match featured flower-covered photo ops, bright yellow details, and upscale food trucks and lawn games. BrownHot Events and Revelry Event Designers handled decor and production. New this year was the ultra-V.I.P. La Grande Dame Garden, which offered fieldside views and champagne bottle service for $1,900 per person.

This Week in Los Angeles: Veuve Clicquot's Stylish Polo Classic, a 'Breaking Bad' Pop-Up Restaurant, a Batman-Theme 5K Run

The fund-raiser's menu included a potato chip with sour cream and onion dip and caviar; a mortadella sandwich; a corn, tomato, and Taleggio tart; a spicy cheese biscuit with coppa and tomato jam; and a catfish slider.

BizBash C.E.O. David Adler: A New Fund-Raising Model Infuses Culinary Passion with Philanthropy

Rock the Bike, based in Oakland, California, brings bicycle-powered activities to events throughout the continental United States. The company offers the Recharge Station, a bike that can charge as many as eight phones at once, and offer a fun icebreaker and stress relief option at conferences such as Adobe Max in 2018 (pictured). An integrated 'pedalometer' shows attendees how hard it is to pedal to maintain consistent charging. The desk and wheels can be branded with company logos and custom colors.

12 Event Rentals That Reinforce Health and Wellness Values

Dishes served through the vending 'machines' included crème brûlée, torched in front of guests.

See Stella Artois' Human-Operated Vending Machines at Refinery29's 29Rooms