The Week in Events: Veuve Clicquot's Basel Lounge, T-Rex at MetLife Stadium, Kennedy Center Honors

To spread the word about Veuve Clicquot’s Clicq'Up cafe lounge and champagne bar, women donning the champagne brand’s sunglasses rode around town on yellow-hued bikes to tell the public about the lounge during Design Miami.

On December 2, the New World Center displayed colorful projections from the Joshua Light Show for the Art Basel Miami Beach's Ten Great Years celebration hosted by Art Basel Miami Beach and produced in collaboration with Performa.

At Miami’s Scope Art Fair, held November 29 through December 4, the Gen Art Detour presented by Smart cars wrapped in designs by five artists and also allowed visitors to draw on cars and walls using colored Sharpies.

Guests at fashion, beauty, and lifestyle Web site Refinery29’s Miami launch party received colorful, temporary lip tattoos provided by Violent Lips at Cafeina Wynwood on December 1.

After honoring actress Meryl Streep, singer-songwriter Neil Diamond, cellist Yo-Yo Ma, singer Barbara Cook, and saxophonist and composer Sonny Rollins at the Kennedy Center Honors in Washington on Sunday evening, guests headed to the John F. Kennedy Center for Performing Arts’ grand foyer, where Campbell, Peachey, and Associates designed the supper dance portion of the evening with brightly colored linens from DC Rental and lighting from Frost Lighting.

Toyota took its Prius V Creation Station tour to the Bass Pro Shops in Orlando Saturday and Sunday. The eight-city nationwide marketing campaign produced by Filter Creative Group offers a variety of hands-on activities to attract families and showcase the car’s features. To highlight the added cargo space, teams raced against the clock to fill the vehicle with blankets and stuffed animals.

On Sunday, as a tongue-in-cheek to promote the May 2012 opening of new dinosaur park, Field Station: Dinosaurs, the marketing team from Axiom Communications took a 14-foot-tall Tyrannosaurus rex to New Jersey’s MetLife stadium to interact with football fans.

On Tuesday night at the Park Avenue Armory in New York, Pirelli unveiled its 2012 calendar with a black-tie gala with Julianne Moore acting as M.C. and a performance by Italian tenor Andrea Bocelli.

The Art Institute of Chicago hosted its first family holiday party on Tuesday. Designed by Heffernan Morgan Ronsley, the all-white decor was meant to channel the inside of a giant snow globe. Patterned lights from Frost created the illusion of snow drifting down the walls.

A crowd of college-student attendees played Rock Star and other games at a fund-raiser for Gold Pieces for Child’s Play on Saturday in Boston. The charity, appropriately, funds video gaming for hospitalized children.