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Membership Drive

... enriching experiences like music lessons, zoo trips, arts & crafts classes, sports, and indoor play spaces. Participants can go to the same provider for drop-in classes up to three times a month, and parents can purchase additional credits for $5 each if they wish to sign up for more classes. PearachuteChicago-based startup Pearachute solves for the scheduling complications that often occur in families whose work and life commitments can take a turn at any moment. For $79 a month one gets ...

What's In Store

... . A decade ago, being able to shop online gave young consumers a means of self-expression that was never before available; regardless of whether one lived in Boston or Boise, London or Luton, e-commerce meant young people could tap into the trends that inspired them—from fashion to art to music—even if those trends arose from a country halfway around the world. If their local stores didn’t carry the goods they thought were cool, they could still buy whatever they wanted because online ...

Global Food & Beverage Trends

... youth in virtual reality is the physical barrier presented by VR itself; young consumers seek social experiences, and wearing a headset that cuts them off from their companions makes this difficult (see Reality Bites). The novelty of a VR experience is still enticing young people, and they’re engaging with virtual reality around music content, travel [will have link to CD 6/27], gaming, and more. In fact, two in 10 global youth would be interested in seeing more virtual reality experiences from ...

Identity Theft

... still go out with friends without my daughter, and so does my girlfriend, we alternate nights out. I also make it to music festivals at least twice each summer. We then also do a bit of socialising during the day on the weekends with our daughter, lunches in the park with friends, and the like.ALAN, 34, UKI don't consider any aspect of being a parent to be incompatible with my identity beforehand, but that said I've tried to stay active in my hobbies, and I've tried to make time for vacations or ...

(Pas)Sport

... . Consider how young people will go to music festivals even if they don’t really love all the artists playing—Coachella and Glastonbury are the most obvious examples as the parties and fashion have become just as compelling of a reason to attend and check the event off one’s bucket list. Sporting events are similar as they increasingly offer something for everyone. In fact, for many, the journey to sporting events (e.g. road tripping with friends or taking the train with fellow fans) can be just as ...

Feedback Loop

... they can appeal to a wider range of people. I feel obligated as a consumer to give my feedback to brands ranging from food to music to television. I tell them whether their product is good or not, what they can do to improve it, and what they do well so that they can do that well again. It is a really satisfying feeling for me to give brands this information, and I find it really helpful when someone comments and helps me in that same regard. DANIEL, 16, CAWe always need feedback and criticism to ...

ReLuxe

... Brazil, as well as international brands, such as Zadig & Voltaire and Christian Dior.  - Y Luxury: Transformational Treks - Further FutureKnown as Burning Man for billionaires, Further Future is a gathering in the desert outside of Las Vegas that seeks to elevate the festival experience with a curated blend of music, innovation, wellness, gastronomy, community, and lifestyle. Launched in 2015, FF is an effort to establish a modern means of social movement and cultural change, and people are ...

Slow Web

... continued emergence of new platforms and tools that encourage meaningful creations of art, stories, music, design, film, and even businesses. SEARCH / DISCOVERYSearch engines, with their emphasis on speed, efficiency, and breadth of coverage, will always have a place and a purpose in users’ on- and offline lives. But the Slow Web emphasizes a different style of online discovery, whether users are shopping, sharing, or seeking inspiration. Instead of relying solely on practical searches, young consumers ...

weCommerce

... be resold. Consider how your brand can support resale of intangibles, including digital products: Apple has even patented a system for buying and selling digital movies, music, books, and software.Young people are seeking ways to refresh products they already own rather than acquire new ones. Brands should consider offering tutorials and classes, both online and in store, that instruct shoppers how to refurbish or repurpose products. - Fashion weCommerce - DepopMobile app Depop builds ...

The Gender Landscape

... anyone who can rock suspenders.” Man Repeller subverts common conceptions of femininity by blowing up the notion of dressing “for” a man. - GB MUSIC - Robyn’s video for “U Should Know Better ft. Snoop Dogg” stars a little boy as Robyn and a teenaged girl as Snoop. So-called “weirdo” rapper-slash-noted social media wizard Lil B is famous for his ambiguous sexual orientation, largely propagated by the mixed gender terminology he uses to rap about himself. - GB ACTIVITIES AND ENTERTAINMENT - Mud runs ...