Four tiny homes gave festivalgoers places to make, record and share. Working with The Marketing Arm, CSG designed and fabricated the State Farm activation around the Neighborhood of Good campaign, integrating digital experiences into structures engineered and tested for festival travel.

The Marketing Arm engaged CSG to create State Farm’s music activation for festivals across the country. Working with the TMA team, CSG designed and fabricated four themed “tiny homes” that engaged Millennial and Gen Z music fans, introduced State Farm’s Neighborhood of Good campaign, and encouraged visitors to volunteer in their communities.

State Farm Neighborhood of Good village with Club Jake and music-education spaces.
Festival guests gathering among State Farm tiny homes and a giant guitar sculpture.

Club Jake: Movement Made Visible

Club Jake turned a tiny home into a silent disco. Visitors received headphones and stepped onto a reactive LED floor that produced more color, animation, and movement as they danced. A wall-mounted monitor and selfie camera created a shareable boomerang opportunity.

Club Jake dance experience built into a State Farm tiny home.
Guests dancing inside Club Jake with interactive LED walls and headphones.

Good Neighbor Records: Music with a Larger Purpose

Touchscreen listening kiosks designed to resemble record players let visitors explore music written, produced, and engineered by students in the Notes for Notes program around the world.

State Farm music-education tiny home with an open deck and instrument displays.
Children listening to music at an interactive table inside the education space.

State Farm Stage: Step In and Start Playing

Inside the State Farm Stage, visitors played a full drum kit built into the trailer. A selfie camera captured each performance, giving participants content they could share on social media.

Exterior of the State Farm Stage tiny home with an open performance deck.
State Farm Stage interior with drums, performance booth and branded acoustic wall.

State Farm Studio: A Recording Experience from Every Angle

Visitors stepped into a 6' x 6' infinity-room recording experience built with mirrored acrylic walls, a mirrored floor, and LED walls. Afterward, each participant received a boomerang-style video of the experience.

Exterior of the State Farm Studio tiny home with an open recording deck.
Guests recording and sharing music experiences inside the State Farm Studio.

Digital Experiences, Engineered for the Road

Each home integrated sound systems, monitors, LED floors and walls, computers, livestreams, recording technology, and photo opportunities. Extensive engineering, testing, and validation made every experience road-ready. Each one also gave visitors personalized content they could share on Instagram.

What CSG connected across the experience

Activation design, themed environment design, engineering, fabrication, LED and AV integration, computers and live-stream systems, testing, validation and tour execution.

Make the idea ready for the road.

We can help connect the participant experience with the engineering, technology and testing needed to take an activation from one event to the next.

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