Case Studies / North West CDC & North West Youth Assembly

Threads of Home

A celebration of cultures, community and the connections that make a place feel like home.

Threads of Home
Project typeCommunity Events
ClientNorth West CDC & North West Youth Assembly
Year2025
The brief

A celebration for International Migrant Workers Day.

“Threads of Home” brought people from different backgrounds and cultures together to celebrate International Migrant Workers Day. The event created a space for the community to come together, share experiences, and celebrate the contributions of migrant workers.

Our approach

Creating a space where everyone could be part of the celebration.

We brought our photo booth experience to the event, giving guests an easy and welcoming way to come together in front of the camera. From friends to guests from different cultures and communities, the booth encouraged people to interact, have fun, and celebrate the occasion together.

What we delivered

A photo booth experience centred around community and connection.

Professional photo booth setupQuality camera, lighting and equipment set up and operated on-site throughout the event.
Props & playful momentsA selection of props encouraged guests to express themselves and enjoy the experience.
Group photographyA space designed for friends, families and new connections to capture moments together.
Instant memoriesGuests could take home a physical reminder of their time at the celebration.
The outcome

Bringing different communities together, one photo at a time.

The photo booth became more than just a place to take pictures. It created opportunities for people to connect, celebrate one another, and share joyful moments across cultures.

InclusiveA welcoming experience where people from different backgrounds could participate together.
ConnectedA simple activity that encouraged interaction and conversations among guests.
CelebratoryA joyful way to recognise the people and communities at the heart of the event.

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