Retro Multi-Sensory Soda Events

Coca-Cola Hosted a Memorable #TastetheFeeling Event in Toronto

This retro-inspired soda event brought to life the iconic imagery of the Coca-Cola brand and highlighted some of their most memorable milestones. Part of the brand's international #TasteTheFeeling campaign, the recent event was hosted in a fermenting cellar located in Toronto's Distillery District.

The immersive event featured models dressed in 1950s-era garb including roller skates serving up refreshments in classic Coke bottles outfitted with red and white striped straws. The event also featured a helium bar, where guests could inhale the substance from balloons, while the outside of the old building featured a projection of a classic Coke bottle and even had a striped straw protruding from its roof. The playful event also featured a performance by the Sam Roberts Band and included a red convertible that attendees could pose up in for a photo.

Retro Brand Events
Other brands can capitalize on nostalgic events that bring to life their most memorable milestones to engage customers on a deeper level.
Multi-sensory Experiences
Companies can explore creating immersive events that engage multiple senses, allowing for a more memorable and shareable experience.
Helium Bar Trend
The inclusion of a helium bar can offer a unique and playful element to events, standing out from traditional drink options.

Who This Affects Most

Beverage Industry
Beverage companies can create memorable events that connect customers with the history and nostalgia of their brand, resulting in increased brand loyalty and sales.
Event Planning Industry
Event planners can incorporate multi-sensory experiences in their events to offer an immersive and memorable experience for attendees.
Photography Industry
Photographers can market their services to brands or event planners looking to capture memorable moments and shareable content from immersive brand events.
SCORE
5.0 out of 10
GENDER
50% Men50% Women
MARKETTop markets: North America, South America, Europe, Asia
GENERATION
  • Gen Alpha
  • Gen Z (primary audience)
  • Millennial (primary audience)
  • Gen X (primary audience)
POPULARITY
Popularity 70%
Activity 73%
Freshness 8%