Thanks to everyone who's replied so far - certainly lots to consider!
I doubt a big orchestra will be coordinatable (apologies for
word-mangling) on the day, but I'm sure some other things are very
possible...
On 24 October 2012 13:56, Barbara Govan <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> We are the company behind Science Shack - award winning BBC2 series
> featuring big and exciting science/engineering/bio builds and experiments,
> trying to answer intriguing science questions such as "How tall can a
> building be?" - we made a tower 5 storeys high out of folded paper and
> lowered our presenter on to the top. You could use volunteers to fold the
> paper...a recylable installation.
> We have many others plus the risk assessment experience...walk on
> water....giant paper balloon...underwater house made from a skip and many
> more...consultancy available for big engagement events, fairs and festivals,
> Best wishes,
> Barbara
> www.screenhouse.co.uk
>
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> Morning all,
>
> Apologies for lurkage and cross-posting, but I'm now doing some research for
> two of the regional Big Bang fairs that I run in the Midlands. We're looking
> to expand the fairs and I've been set the challenge of designing a bigger
> showpiece for the fairs. Basically, I'm looking for ideas for a group
> activity, something for everyone to do to create something through the day -
> or something that in your experience leaves an impression on visitors,
> whether it's just something to look at or an interactive or whatever.
>
> The West Midlands fair is potentially up to 5000 people in a big space, so
> let your minds run free!
>
> All the best,
>
> David
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