Metrocentre wanted an all new, all egg-citing Easter concept that offered something unique to draw in the crowds this Easter. That looked aesthetic and super snappable for that social content.

We donned our bunny ears, put our heads together and dreamt up exactly that – The Big Bunny Balloon Pit. All new to market our balloon pits say goodbye to the been there, done that ball pit and levels it up a notch.

Say a big hello to our brand new Balloon Pit, an 8m netted circle filled to the brim with brightly coloured balloons ready to bounce, swirl and spin as excited bunnies play. Families entered through a beautiful pastel balloon arch, stored their shoes and coats in numbered boxes and then entered the balloon pit over the style with help from our staff.

Once inside the joy erupted  as smiling children bopped balloons and hunted for the hidden egg for a prize. Creating the perfect spring backdrop our stunning floral archway created the perfect selfie spot and framed the event space perfectly – this can be edited and changed to suit all themes from the Polar Plunge to Pool Party and Witches Cauldron.

The Big Bunny Balloon Pit was a ticketed event with all profit going to Pawz for Thought an amazing animal rescue, rehoming and rehabilitation charity. The event sold out within the first couple days with 1181 tickets flying out.

The ticket page had over 9000 views suggesting plenty more shoppers wanted to attend. We raised over £1300 for the charity and had hundreds of smiling faces – a big win all round!

Our client at The Glades, Bromley wanted some Easter family fun that will drive footfall and increase dwell time, all wrapped up in a beautiful Easter themed event. Families often struggle trying to fill the Easter holidays with affordable activities, so our client wanted to offer something free that everyone can get involved with whilst drawing them into the centre and getting those tills ringing.

We came up with a few different options including new concepts such as The Bunny Hop Shop, however, with the proven track record our Mini Golf events bringing in amazing numbers and appealing to all the family we came to the conclusion that this was the best fit for our client.

Mini golf is always a crowd pleaser with Mums, Dads, Nans and Gramps getting involved with the kids, no one is too old to give a round of mini golf a miss. We wanted to add extra interaction to a standard mini golf course and devised additional elements such as The Bunny Ball Bounce and a final obstacle ball drop to add or minus points

Pretty in pastel – we redesigned our golf course to be all pastel with different geometric and bunny themed pastel obstacles and an eye catching entrance. Our amazing staff looked the part in their bunny themed dungarees, upcycling a sustainable clothing brand items and giving them a new life.

In two days we had an AMAZING 1440 mini golf meisters come and have a go at the golf, with 620 on the first  day and 820 on the second. For a two day event these numbers are incredible!

With nonstop queues all day our friendly easter bunny Bertie and his chaperone entertained waiting customers, handing out adorable easter bunny chocolates and get some memorable snaps. Our mini golfers chomped their way through 600 chocolate lollies!

Upcycling, sustainability & inclusivity – We always focus on sustainability with our events, with this in mind we snazzed up some sustainable dungarees for our staff and gave them a second life, we reused and up cycled props changing them to work with the new themes and we had wheelchair friendly clubs available.

Imagine your child outgrowing their school uniform at an astonishing pace, or perhaps they’ve moved on to a new school with a different dress code. What do you do with the old uniforms that are still in good condition? For many, the answer might be to toss them in the back of the wardrobe, or, unfortunately even in the bin. However, as part of our School Shop initiative we are offering the opportunity for kind individuals to transform these unused uniforms into a lifeline for families in need. At the heart of this campaign is a simple yet powerful concept: encourage people to donate their old school uniforms. Ealing Broadway, acting as the central hub for this initiative, set up donation bins for uniform in good condition. These could be uniforms that children have outgrown or those that are no longer needed due to school changes. The response from the community was nothing short of astounding!

Once the donations were collected, we took the campaign a step further by setting up a bespoke FREE school uniform shop. This shop became a beacon of hope for families struggling to make ends meet. Shopper were invited to visit the free shop and select second-hand uniforms for their children, completely free of charge. The impact of this campaign goes beyond easing the financial burden on families. It promotes a culture of sustainability by extending the lifecycle of school uniforms that might otherwise end up in landfills. These uniforms are often made to high quality standards, and by reusing them, we reduce the demand for new clothing production, thereby decreasing the carbon footprint associated with manufacturing and distribution

The Ealing Broadway School Shop campaign was not just about helping families in need; it’s also a testament to the power of collective action in addressing environmental concerns. Here’s how this campaign contributes to our Environmental Sustainability Objectives here at Moo & Goo:

• Reduction of Textile Waste: By giving old uniforms a second life, this campaign actively reduces the amount of textile waste that ends up in landfills. Textiles are a major contributor to environmental degradation and reusing them helps mitigate this issue.
• Lower Carbon Footprint: The production of new clothing items requires significant energy and resources. Reusing uniforms helps reduce the carbon footprint associated with the fashion industry.
• Community Engagement: The campaign fostered a sense of community and responsibility towards the environment. It shows that by working together, we can make a positive impact on both our wallets and the planet

Westfield London – Europe’s biggest shopping centre – gave us a brief to deliver the most sustainable family Summer project they’ve ever had and an eco-install the size of a small football pitch.

This was our Managing Director Leanne’s favourite brief to work on ever! From start to finish, this all-green event was bursting with sustainable crafty days, games and planet-friendly experiences on an epic scale.

A giant sustainable set installation featured a 20-foot recycled plastic turtle hanging from the atrium, 18 jam-packed days of eco family fun and saw over 2,700 families come be part of the action in Summer 2022.

Is your retail space ready to get sustainably super this year? Reach out, and we’ll help you get greener than ever before!