Games at Events

Guests who scored high in skeeball could win prizes from Louis of Boston.

While all the rooms were meticulously planned, none was as popular as the space that housed old-school carnival claw games. Rather than plush toys and candy, the machines held small items, like lipsticks and jewelry, in Chanel gift bags.

Upstairs, guests could play an array of Simpsons-logo games.

The mezzanine of the restaurant was converted into a games room for the soirée and included a table where models clad in the pre-fall collection played Scrabble.

The three brands teamed together to host an event at the Stutz on Friday night. Activities included pool at a billiards table with GQ's Super Bowl logo. A nearby foosball table displayed Lacoste's trademark alligator.

New features at this year's event included a Wii station with games like bowling.

Young guests also played Twister on the ballroom floor.

Carnival games along one side of the huge outdoor space awarded prizes.

Family-friendly games included corn hole, bocce ball, ping pong, hopscotch, and a chalk-coloring area.

Adults and celebrities played chess with life-size pieces.

Guests could participate in several games, including bean-bag toss, ping-pong, and chess.

As a way to demonstrate the phone's "burst shot," a feature that takes three images a second, guests could throw a basketball while a staffer took photos. The photos were then printed out as a take-home item.

BMW also provided branded putt-putt courses for guests to practice their golf skills.

A branded shuffleboard game at Harper’s Bazaar's ShopBazaar.com pop-up last week at the Buena Vista Building in Miami offered winners free T-shirts, cash prizes, and gift certificates. XA produced the space and its events.

An interactive plasma graffiti wall, sponsored by Heineken, let guests try out their virtual tagging skills.