A Note from Joa
As I get ready to move on from PeachyKeen, I have been reflecting on what…
PeachyKeen was delighted to help Active Fife’s Wee Bike Fest which is designed to promote health & well being in the area.
Our remit was to provide activities over a series of evening events that highlighted Active Fife’s goal to promote cycling, health and well-being. This enabled the staff of Fife Council to encourage the local community to utilise its sports facilities and provide healthy living information.
And with it being Christmas, we decided to bring in a bit of festive cheer by using our PeachyKeen Pods to power a large illuminated Santa Claus and a Frosty the snowman model.
The event proved to be great fun for both children and their parents.
To see how we could bring a fun and educational experience to your event, contact us now.
Children from Capshard Primary School shone bright by marking Earth Hour in a unique and novel way by generating their own electricity with Andrew Bowie of PeachyKeen.
We designed a unique interactive experience which required pupils to use their pedal power to illuminate a light tower and view a DVD.
The educational experience was seen to be a major success with pupils able to understand the relation between energy and powering every day items such as lights and TV.
The event was also marked by everyone wearing bright, sparkly clothes and odd socks, to celebrate the lives of our special children.
Nearly £400 was raised and children decided proceeds will go to WWF, Moebius Trust, Downs Syndrome and Guide Dogs for the Blind.
To find out more and to discuss your requirements – contact us now.
When St Andrews Business Improvement District were looking for a unique way of promoting European Mobility Week, we were only too happy to help with a unique Multimedia Experience which required them to get on their bikes!
The PeachyKeen event station was located in the middle of the town square and commissioned to encourage members of the public to use our PeachyPods to power a TV displaying sustainable transport presentations.
The event was seen as a massive success engaging hundred of members of the public as well as acting as a fun way of allowing local and national politicians to interact.
As part of the project PeachyKeen sourced and played various video clips that related to the day’s theme.
To find out more or to discuss your event, contact us now.
PeachyKeen brought a bit of light relief to Stagecoach’s end of year finance processes by bringing their Energy Smoothie Experience to the firm’s executive offices.
This activity enabled the Stagecoach staff to relax and have some fun during a pressured time of their financial year and also brought together people from different departments who often did not see one another – an added bonus was that they got to burn off a bit of frustration and enjoy delicious raspberry smoothies.
To see how we could add our Energy Experience to your event or workplace contact us now.
PeachyKeen smoothie ingredients are based upon scrumptious raspberries supplied by Blacketyside Farm near Leven.
PeachyKeen has brought its unique approach to Illuminations and Multimedia to add a new dimension to the Old Kirk Ghost Walk in Kirkcaldy by projecting ghostly images and ghoulish sounds within the graveyard.
The Old Kirk Ghost Walk was designed to provide a fun and interactive activity for both young and old on a cold and clear November evening with period dressed actors located amongst the gravestones.
The PeachyKeen team worked closely with the committee of the Old Kirk to create a spooky experience that delighted the crowds.
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PeachyKeen has demonstrated the power of human energy during Earth Hour at the University of St Andrews by projecting an image of the World Wildlife Fund’s panda logo against St Salvator’s Chapel tower.
The event was designed to bring together students from all parts of the world who attend St Andrews University with a fun and interactive experience using the PeachyKeen Pods and our Multimedia Experience.
There was a real buzz as PeachyKeen began powering the lasers in the early evening while there was still daylight with initially a few enthusiastic students and this quickly built to a large crowd as the darkness began to take effect and the lasers increased brightness danced across the United College building .
The projected image of the panda logo was used to promote St Andrews University’s participation in the Earth Hour event and emphasise internationally its commitment to the values of the World Wildlife Fund.
To find out more or to discuss how we could add a fun but educational element to your Earth Hour Event contact us now.
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