CLIENT PROJECTS

Your vision, our execution. A few recent favourites.

A multi-venue music initiative for Berry Tourism

We programmed an event model designed to help weekend visitors stay longer, while simultaneously rebuilding local midweek social life and income for hospitality and creatives.

A Day Well Spent reached 350,000+ people through digital marketing, drove 600,000+ impressions promoting Berry, and pulled 14,000 visitors to the campaign site. The event series was delivered monthly on Thursday’s & Sundays, with 96+ musicians performing over a 4 month period.

Nothing excites us more than seeing a sleepy regional town humming with music. Real people. Real results.

A DAY WELL SPENT

We couldn’t have done it to this level without them. Professional and a breeze to work with.
— Kate Dezarnaulds, District Coordinator

A community and cultural street festival for the Port Kembla Chamber of Commerce.

This collaborative brought quiet streets to life with community events and family-friendly activities.

Holy Pavlova delivered road closures, street stages, roving entertainment, makers markets, pop-up bars and food courts. The event attracted 5,000+ patrons and resulted in a 2.5x increase in spend across the region.

We love executing a clients vision. Get the brief, take the reigns, manage the process from concept to close.

OPEN STREET FESTIVAL

Delivered above & beyond. High quality entertainment, seamless operations, calm and in control.
— Greg Rodgers, President

An urban takeover for Wonderwalls Festival

We transformed a carpark into a humming celebration for the 10th anniversary of Wonderwalls, Australia's largest and longest-running street art festival.

The music was staged on between two freshly painted murals in an honest ode the the impact of public art. It was an honour to join forces with a three-day annual festival which has helped to transform Wollongong from a city defined by its industrial past into a vibrant, productive, future-focused urban centre.

BLOCK PARTY

The event was tailored perfectly. People were buzzing, an unforgettable decade celebration.
— Simon Grant, Creative Director

Transforming historic building facades into public art for Wollongong City Council.

The concept was to turn the city's historic architecture into a canvas after dark, using large-scale projection mapping to layer new meaning onto familiar heritage buildings rather than just lighting them up.

We designed and delivered multiple bespoke, precision-mapped projections across the facades, weaving local historical context and archival content into each piece — transforming static heritage into an immersive public art experience for the city.

ARCHITECTUAL PROJECTIONS

Our history was alive, glowing on the walls we walk past every day. We felt so proud.
— Local Resident

A house party and advertising campaign for Capital Brewing

To promote a new product range, their strategy was to move away from traditional, curated advertising techniques. The campaign instead used POV filming style to create a raw, unfiltered, and genuine narrative that resonates with a Gen-Z audiences.

We acted as production and event partner, facilitating an authentic house party for the commercial by sourcing talent, musicians, shoot location, curated guest lists, insurances, and audio-visual suppliers.

CRAFTED & COLOURFUL SHOOT

We gave a pretty unusual brief, and they nailed it. Super easy to work with, right on brand!
— Mick Healy, Creative Director

Building safe and compliant operations for regional festivals, for The Mindful Meanderers

The Mindful Meanderers, behind several cultural gatherings on the NSW South Coast, engaged us to build their event framework and manage the DA process — developing Operations, Risk, Traffic, Emergency, Waste, Medical and Bushfire plans across multiple festivals.

Less glamorous than creative direction or logistics, but compliance is a critical part of how we support our clients deliver their vision.

THE MINDFUL MEANDERERS DEVELOPMENT

Holy Pavlova’s track record and creative expertise made them the ideal partner for this festival.
— Bryce Gage, Director