Curation Events
Creative event agency crafting memorable moments
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About Curation Events
Curation Events is a full-service creative studio specializing in corporate event planning, brand activations, and experiential marketing that leave lasting impressions. Based in New York City and Los Angeles, we blend artistry, logistics, and storytelling to produce seamless, high-impact experiences for modern brands.
From employee engagement events to large-scale brand activations, Curation handles every detail: concept development, design, vendor coordination, fabrication, and on-site production. We believe every event should be both strategic and sensorial, driving connection while surprising and delighting guests.
Our signature activations, including Hand-Drawn Photobooth , Clay Station , and Blind Box Machine , have been featured in experiences for global brands like Spotify and Aetna. Whether we’re transforming a corporate office into a wellness carnival or producing a product launch, our team ensures flawless execution with creativity at the center.
We partner with companies who want to create corporate events that don't feel corporate: resonant, interesting, and memorable.
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