For our third streetcar party, we chose a “sexy Inuit” winter theme. Lots of sexiness :) Followed by an awesome afterparty at CiRCA.

For our first lightsaber battle ever, we ordered 1600 cardboard tubes and spraypainted them all with dayglo paint by hand. Then we erected 6 columns of blacklights. The result was not quite what we hoped when over 4000 people showed up. Oops.

Halloween is a perfect excuse for a subway party :) For this one, we released the info just 22 hours before the event, and packed a train full of spooky ghouls and silly ghosts.

Our second year of once-a-year Capture the Flag, this game saw blue defeating pink 2 – 0.

String of Diamonds was accepted as an Open Call project for Scotiabank Nuit Blanche 2007. It involved linking together many strands of LED holiday lights and suspending them from a large cluster of balloons – and it was beautiful!

Castles in the Sky was the long-anticipated sequel to our previous renegade street parade, Flight of Fancy on 07/07/07. We began in the Annex, took the subway to the waterfront, and set off fireworks in the new park.

For our third pillow fight in Toronto, we headed to Nathan Phillips Square.

For our 2007 Easter egg hunt, we hid thousands of little eggs along Bloor Street West.

In March of 2007, we brought our unique brand of fun to Montreal, where we took over a car on the métro and rode it all over town.

Our second pillow fight in New York City, held, for some reason, at the end of winter. Very cold but very fun!

Snow Day was an afternoon of sledding, snow castles and a giant snowball fight in Trinity Bellwoods Park.