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  Every three years the best and brightest in the world of retail descend on Düsseldorf to glean the top trends in shop fitting, materials, display technology, and store design. While you can certainly find plenty of shelving systems and supermarket refrigeration units at EuroShop, this one-of-a-kind event truly has something for everyone interested in […]

National Event Management is excited to announce a partnership with kubik, an award winning leader in live marketing, as the Official Experiential Agency for the DRIVE Festival, Fred Cox, President of National Event Management and co-founder of The DRIVE Festival commented; “With extensive experience within the automotive sector and deep roots with many of the […]

AS FEATURED IN DRIVING: Honda abandoned the conventional show display at the 2020 Montreal International Auto Show and debuted this interactive new feature. Click for the full story   Honda abandons the car maker standard of showcasing their latest and greatest vehicles. Instead of showing up and doing the same old thing by setting up […]

“This is no longer a ‘wait and see’ scenario. Esports is here and will only continue to grow. This is not ‘fringe’ culture… it’s mainstream media” As a long-time gamer, arcade fanatic and father of twins who own more devices than sporting goods, I’ve had more than a glancing interest in the growing world of […]

kubik maltbie completed The Empire State Building (ESB) top-to-bottom reimagined Observatory Experience project in time for the summer tourist season. Doors opened to the public July 29. Located on the second floor of the international icon, the 10,000 sq. ft galleries invite guests on a journey from the building’s construction to its current place in […]

The 320 pound rock, Manitou Asinîy is of great spiritual significance to Indigenous peoples in Alberta and Saskatchewan. It is located in a stand-alone space on the second floor of the museum and is designed to encourage reflection and quiet discussion. The Iron Creek meteorite, a round pitted stone made from the purest iron, is […]

An electrical short 48hours before show opening requires quick thinking, reliable network of contacts, seamless execution and incredible teamwork. Elliot Kohn recounts how kubik saved-the-client’s day after a trade show catastrophe.

Take a journey back in time to the Ice Age, discovering animals and plants that lived in Alberta thousands of years ago, the second floor of the museum is home to the Natural History Hall, a 30,000-square-foot space that houses four galleries: Ice Age Alberta, presents a journey back in time to discover plants and […]

Exhibitor’s Linda Armstrong points seven tenets to be learned from museum exhibits for trade show stands, with designers from the other side of the fence offer novel yet applicable principles and fresh perspectives. As project director of museums and special projects at kubikmaltbie, Adam Kohn provides valuable insights having worked both sides of that fence. Adam most […]

kubik hosted a VIP Event Managers Lounge on the ExhibitorLIVE show floor where a break was offered from the hustle of the conference, to relax and be treated to a mini-wellness experience. Research showed that event professionals have the 5th most stressful job in America; knowing this kubik chose to create a space to just unwind without the pressure of having […]

Earlier this month, Globe and Mail’s Matt Bubbers toured kubik’s Toronto location where Elliot Kohn and Head of Creative Services and Strategy, Adriano Almeida walked him through the in’s and out’s of the autoshow exhibit business. Coinciding with the show opening, the Saturday “Drive” section features a front-page story about CIAS-Canada’s biggest auto show-and the […]

On the main floor of the museum, visitors find the Bug Gallery, celebrating the beauty, diversity and importance of insects, spiders and other live invertebrates from Alberta and around the world in an engaging, fun and safe environment. The humidity controlled space is temperature controlled for the hundreds of live invertebrates housed in the gallery. […]