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  • House of Loungefly

    With queues around the block and fans lining up in the pouring rain from 4.30am the next day to win a Their creative vision, communication and execution allowed us to focus on our event from a clear and Their total understanding and dedication to our brief ensured we were able to represent our brand in the best possible light and deliver for all our stakeholders. Their Head of Experiential, Emma in particular, had a distinct and collaborative approach to our event

  • A Day in the Life of an Event Producer in London

    From event logistics to production coordination, our team ensures every experience is delivered with What began as a simple idea to celebrate community and sport transformed into a dynamic event. Planning: The Backbone of Every Event Once the vision is clear, it’s time to roll up our sleeves and Ready to bring your vision to life? Let Kit and Caboodle’s team of visionary producers create something extraordinary for your next event

  • Ain't No Party Like @TwitterUK Party

    Complimenting the decor we installed a wondrous retro gaming arcade - hours of fun! Our services included: A bespoke festive staff celebration Create, design, produce Snow falling entrance project from start to finish was seamless, the team were in complete control at all times throughout, the communication Our attendees said that this was the best event they had been to by far. the first time we had ever had a band at one of our parties, it really helped to break up the evening

  • Kit and Caboodle Wins Creative Agency of the Year at the Event Production Awards 2024

    Our win is a testament to our team's dedication to pushing boundaries and delivering exceptional results for our clients. Each project reflects our passion for storytelling and connection.  We transformed Fleet Street Quarter into a vibrant outdoor gathering, fostering community spirit and As we celebrate this milestone, we extend our deepest gratitude to everyone who has been a part of our

  • Feasts & Beasts

    They are also even trickier to grow than your common or garden marrow. Before private gardens, the “commons” were the large patches of grass or woodland that ancient rural villages designated as being for the use of the community as a whole. It’s interesting that there is an increasing movement towards nurturing urban common spaces, a trend As for our industry? How can we “take stock” when the future is so unclear.

  • Museum of London: Closing Weekends!

    museum set out to “go out with a bang, not a whimper”, after welcoming museum lovers, tourists, local communities The Museum was open for 24 hours for the first time in its history.

  • The changing nature of placemaking

    While the ‘event’ will always have its place, after all Christmas demands a magical experience and our On a more serious note, developers, landowners and BIDs are rightly conscious of our environment and While it can look clumsy to market these initiatives brazenly, activations and experiences can communicate helped them to showcase their commitment to the environment via an a-Maze-ing Honey Bee Maze , finding our

  • Placemaking in The Time of COVID-19

    Research has shown how successful placemaking can impact favourably on health, wellbeing and community Information points based on touchscreen technology also fall within this category, as do communal door Many of us have learned to enjoy the beauty of natural spaces, whether private gardens or common land

  • Rewind, Reflect, Recharge...

    Our wellbeing is the engine that keeps our company turning. had recently discovered a tranquil haven of shabby-chic design at the former Theobald’s estate; Birch Community We discussed our company's culture, our values and what this means to us all. It was an amazing way to start your day! Our monthly Caboodler Days are our way of thanking our team, bringing everyone together to reconnect

  • Placemaking 2020 - Summer & Beyond

    intelligent urban placemaking can impact favourably on health and wellbeing, for individuals and at a community Building largely on urban design principles, and working in partnership with communities where appropriate To engage existing and potential user communities appropriately is a win-win. this add greater value to a specific development, but it also helps meet compliance requirements where community terms, whether through charitable partnerships or social projects such as youth clubs and creative community

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