On a very frigid winter night in 2008, we attempted to create a string of bright lights that would be higher than the CN Tower. We didn’t quite make it, getting about 500′ into the air before the string snapped and our lights became a UFO.

On the occasion of Barack Obama becoming the president-elect of the United States, we held a celebration in Toronto to mark the historic victory, and what we and Spacing saw as the return of the US to the international community.

The annual massive urban game returns to the Financial District to cause some mayhem! This time it was Green vs. Orange.

Another soapy adventure in Times Square involving lots of crazy bubble contraptions, lots of kids, and lots of AA batteries.

For this bubble battle, we were invited by Harbourfront Centre to bring our unique brand of fun to their contribution to LuminaTO, dubbed Luminat’eau. Afterward, we packed a giant tent shaped like a fish for a massive afterparty.

Our annual rock-em, sock-em pillow fight took place at Toronto’s most commercial intersection, Yonge & Dundas.

To celebrate the first human spaceflight, we hosted a massive party at the Ontario Science Centre, with guest speaker Bob Richards, some slamming DJ sets, exhibits and displays, and over 1000 space cadets.

The third annual pillow fight in New York City was held in Union Square. The weather channels were calling for snow and rain, but we ended having a clear, beautiful, first Saturday of Spring.

We were about to cancel the 2008 Queen of Hearts event due to an abundance of snow and wet sidewalks, but we realized we could actually spray hearts onto the snow instead!