Eras of Inspiration at the Saskatchewan Science Centre
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The Saskatchewan Science centre rang in 35 years of excellence with a unique fundraiser looking back on their eras of success. This "Fantasy Food Experience" was presented by Accenture and featured local food and beverage partners, live music, and silent auction. Oh, and a Taylor Swift inspired balloon colour palette. We couldn't ask for a better way to celebrate one of our cities most unique centres!
Inside-the-Install Details
We've said it before and we'll say it again, every cool event needs a cool balloon arch! This one was one for the books, featuring a colour blocked style, mix of balloon sizes, and starburst accents. The effect? A whimsical entranceway that references the event's colour blocked poster. Event coordination at its finest!
The Colour Palette
Empowermint
Grey Smoke
Sangria
Malted
Navy
Baby Pink
Monet
White Sand
Blossom
Mustard
The Vendors
- Photography by Rammy Sohal
- Live music by Tequila Mockingbird
- Food and beverages by local partners
The Products
- Trademark Organic Balloon Archway Installation
- Add Ons: Starburst Accents
The Venue
- Saskatchewan Science Centre
About the Saskatchewan Science Centre
The Saskatchewan Science Centre is a charitable, non-profit, non-governmental organization that is dedicated to "igniting scientific curiosity in Saskatchewan communities." They focus on engaging, interactive, and activity-based learning that makes lasting impressions and inspires people and families of all ages.
Behind the Scenes
Ladders, measuring tapes, and patience... Lots of patience. An archway takes time and careful planning to assemble, taking into account the architecture of the space and the needs of the event (will catering carts be going through the archway? Will sharp objects run the risk of puncturing our precious balloons?). Click through below to see the transformation of this entranceway.
Jen Fong
Jen Fong is BBYQR's Communications and Special Projects Coordinator. She holds a BA in Visual Art and a Certificate in Communications and Public Relations from the University of Regina. She's a big believer in community-focussed business practices, supporting local, and throwing excellent parties.
