The pandemic has given brands the opportunity to flex their creative muscle when it comes to connecting and engaging consumers, and Lowe's curbside Halloween is a perfect example of just that. With festivities and large gatherings cancelled, Lowe's Halloween experience presents a responsible and family friendly alternative to trick-or-treating.
The brand is inviting guests to reserve spots for a curbside event, in which a group pumpkin carving will be taking place.
In a statement, Lowe's evp Joe McFarland said “While the pandemic has changed many elements of everyday life, the tradition of trick-or-treating doesn’t have to be one of them”. Pumpkins are being provided, and costumes encouraged but not required. The event is taking place at 1,700 stores country-wide.
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What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Curbside Halloween Experiences
- Brands can provide more curbside interactive experiences for holidays and events.
- Family Friendly Halloween Alternatives
- Businesses can cater to family friendly and socially responsible holiday experiences.
- Creativity in Event Planning
- Innovative companies can generate creative event ideas to engage customers during a pandemic.
Sectors Adopting This
- Retail Industries
- Retail industries can use curbside experiences to promote sales and build community engagement.
- Event Planning Industries
- Event planning industries can provide unique and special events while enforcing safety and social responsibility.
- Hospitality Industries
- Hospitality industries can create interactive and different events for consumers in order to maintain sales during a pandemic.
