We made 100 car alarms go off simultaneously in a shopping center parking lot in Staten Island. More

We surprised a random couple sitting on a bench in Central Park with a fancy dinner and a private concert by a wind quintet. More

We filled a New York park with eight sets of identical quadruplets, creating a surreal experience for anyone who happened to be walking through the park. More

We converted a New York City subway car into a “sleeper car,” giving New Yorkers the chance to rest their heads during a late night commute. More

A presenter at the TED conference has his talk interrupted by the Mac spinning wait cursor, commonly known as the “Spinning Beach Ball of Death.” As he stands awkwardly and waits, things get weird. More

Since Aspen, Colorado has an African American population of 0.44%, we decided to give the locals a chance to “meet a black person.” We put comedian Colton Dunn in an empty hot chocolate kiosk at the foot of the mountain to greet folks as they exited the slopes. More

In New York, our 11th Annual No Pants Subway Ride had nearly 4,000 participants, spread out over six meeting points and ten subway lines. More

A musical breaks out at a shopping mall at Christmas time in New Jersey. More

A wedding gets a surprise objection from a professional wrestler More

For the Second Annual Black Tie Beach, hundreds of participants spent a day at Rockaway Beach in black tie attire. More

We constructed a custom wooden lectern with a megaphone holster and an attached sign that read, “Say Something Nice.” The lectern was placed in public spaces around New York and then left alone. More

Over 3,500 people downloaded an MP3 file and pressed play simultaneously and participated in a series of synchronized activities involving flashlights, camera flashes, glow sticks, and masks. More