SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES the 21St Annual South Florida Garlic FEST the BEST STINKIN PARTY in SOUTH FLORIDA

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SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES the 21St Annual South Florida Garlic FEST the BEST STINKIN PARTY in SOUTH FLORIDA SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES The 21st Annual South Florida Garlic FEST THE BEST STINKIN PARTY IN SOUTH FLORIDA “Still Stinkin’ After All These Years!” The "Best Stinkin’ Party in FESTIVAL FEATURES South Florida" returns for 21 years of garlicky goodness! Join The 21st Annual South Florida Garlic Fest is nicknamed “The us as this Internationally Award Winning Event continues Best Stinkin’ Party in South Florida” and is a gated event lo- the tradition of being “The” signature food and entertain- cated in Lake Worth Beach, FL ment event in South Florida. Eat, drink & STINK with us at John Prince Park in the funkiest WHERE little city of South Florida, Lake Worth Beach! John Prince Park It all started out as a small festival in a city parking lot in 4759 South Congress Avenue Downtown Delray Beach just as this Village by the Sea was Lake Worth Beach, Florida 33461 becoming the vibrant tourist destination it is today. Within five years the event gained attendance of 30,000+ and John Prince Park is a beautiful 726 acre park, has easy ac- was booking major national music acts! Around that time, cess from I95, onsite parking and a relaxing 48-acre The Garlic Fest was nicknamed “The Best Stinkin’ Party in campground complete with all the amenities. South Florida”. In 2018 The Cooking Channel got a whiff of our stinkin’ par- ty and featured us on their hit show, “Carnival Eats”! Host WHEN Noah Cappe enjoyed Chef Winston’s great Garlic Mojo February 8-9, 2020 Corn Cakes in addition to a vast array of garlic laced goodies! ATTENDANCE This popular food and entertainment event features na- 30,000+ tional act entertainment, Gourmet Alley food area with over 100 garlic laced menu items, a large children’s amusement area with rides, hundreds of art and craft ven- ADMISSION dors and full liquor bars. Founded by a group of local folks $12 for adults; children 12 & under—Free looking to establish a fund-raising source for local non- profit organizations, the event relies on volunteer organiza- tions to staff the event. CONTACT In addition to great food, Garlic Fest showcases a diverse Nancy Stewart-Franczak, CFEE and eclectic selection of national musical acts including Executive Director Buddy Guy, Stephen Marley, Michael Franti, Dispatch, [email protected] Rebelution, Steel Pulse, The Mighty Mighty BosstoneS, Dark 561-274-4663 Star Orchestra, Collective Soul, Sister Hazel and Trombone Shorty to name just a few. Stay tuned for who we bring to Lindi DiMaio the stage this year! Marketing & Communications Director [email protected] 561-279-0907 MISSION OUR ORGANIZATION is a non-profit organization whose goal is to support community projects, charitable groups MAILING ADDRESS and service organizations. We have contributed over 140 NE 1st Street $640,000.00 over the past twenty years to non-profit Delray Beach, FL 33444 organizations who staff the event! Garlicfestfl.com 2020 Garlic Fest Sponsorship Deck.pub 1 SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES The 21st Annual South Florida Garlic FEST THE BEST STINKIN PARTY IN SOUTH FLORIDA WHY BE A SPONSOR OF THE GARLIC FEST? TV Station The South Florida Garlic Fest provides select national and WPBF-25 area companies the opportunity to market their brand and products to over 30,000 festival attendees and Print benefit from extensive print, web, radio, street banner Posters, magazine and newspaper ads, postcards, and television marketing of the event. Also, the maps, website, digital billboard opportunity for on-site presence and direct contact with the affluent demographic that the Garlic Fest draws is Volunteers extraordinary in the South Florida market. Over 500 dedicated people from the community who staff the event. We can develop a unique marketing campaign and ac- tivation that allows your company to take maximum ad- Audience Age vantage of the broad array of advertising opportunities 19-24 ............................................ 3% that the Garlic Fest generates. 25-34 ............................................ 25% 35-54 ............................................ 50% PUBLICATIONS/ADVERTISEMENTS 55-64 ............................................ 15% 2019 Garlic Fest Web Site Traffic 65 plus ......................................... 7% GarlicFestFL.com Week leading up to event: Income 22,789 sessions and 34,113 page views Under $50,000 ............................ 9% $51,000 - $75,000 ....................... 39% 90 Day exposure: $76,000 - $100,000..................... 34% 30,852 sessions and 47,479 page views $101,000 plus ............................. 18% 2019 Garlic Fest Facebook Stats Residency www.facebook.com/GarlicFestFL/ Palm Beach County................. 49% 26,697 Fans Broward / Dade County ......... 29% 46,044 Engaged Fans Florida ......................................... 17% 346,000 Page Views Elsewhere ................................... 5% 2,038,000 LOCAL Reach Gender 2019 Garlic Fest Instagram Stats Male ............................................ 27% www.instagram.com/SFLGarlicFest/ Female ........................................ 72% 25.6 MILLION WORLDWIDE Impressions 1,606 followers Women 62 % LAKE WORTH BEACH DEMOGRAPHICS Men 38 % Population ................................. 37,000+ Caucasion ............................ 60% Radio Stations Hispanic ................................. 16% iHeart Media - West Palm Beach Cluster African American ................ 22% WOLL—KOOL 105.5 Asian ...................................... 2% Median Age .............................. 36 WLDI—WILD 95.5 English Speaking ....................... 51% Spanish Speaking ..................... 35% WKGR—GATER 98.7 WZZR—Real Radio 94.3 WAVE 92.7 WRLX – MIA 92.1 2020 Garlic Fest Sponsorship Deck.pub 2 SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES The 21st Annual South Florida Garlic FEST THE BEST STINKIN PARTY IN SOUTH FLORIDA TITLE SPONSOR PRESENTING SPONSOR Naming Rights “________’s Garlic Fest” Naming Rights Garlic Fest brought to you by Sponsorship exclusivity with official designation as Title _________” Sponsor Sponsorship exclusivity with official designation as Title Sponsor BOOTH SPACE Premier location of 20 x 20 on-site booth space BOOTH SPACE (includes electric; tent, table and 2 chairs) Premier location of 10 x 10 on-site booth space Sponsor promotion of services & products (includes electric; tent, table and 2 chairs) Sponsor promotion of services & products ADVERTISING & PROMOTION Logo/link on GarlicFestFL.com ADVERTISING & PROMOTION Headline Logo on all produced publicity (printed, Logo/link on GarlicFestFL.com web, email blasts) E-blast Take-over – Title Sponsor section on E-blast E-blast Take-over – Title Sponsor section on E-blast Presenting Sponsor of event in all media releases, 30 sec television spot television ads, radio spots, publicity posters, magazine Title Sponsor of event in all media releases, television ads/articles, brochures, flyers, web site, and follow-up ads, radio spots, publicity posters, magazine ads/ public relations materials articles, brochures, flyers, web site, and follow-up pub- Presenting sponsor exposure on all signage, bill- lic relations materials boards, banners (both on and off site) Title Sponsor exposure on all signage, billboards and banners (both on and off site) RECOGNITION AT EVENT Sponsored Facebook Post campaign Prominent on-site identification during event Logo incorporated on Garlic Fest Facebook Header Signage at all entrances On Stage introduction of Sponsor & Recognition RECOGNITION AT EVENT Logo on all event signage PROMOTIONAL RIGHTS Prominent on-site identification during event Company name and logo in all media promotion Signage at all entrances and advertising (print, television, radio, & digital ) On Stage introduction of Sponsor & Recognition SPONSOR SERVICES PROMOTIONAL RIGHTS 20 General Admission Tickets Company name and logo in all media promotion and 4 Sponsor Parking Passes advertising (print, television, radio, & digital ) Customized Sponsor Activation Plan SPONSOR SERVICES 50 Admission Tickets with VIP Seats 5 Sponsor Parking Passes Customized Sponsor Activation Plan 2020 Garlic Fest Sponsorship Deck.pub 3 SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES The 21st Annual South Florida Garlic FEST THE BEST STINKIN PARTY IN SOUTH FLORIDA MAIN STAGE SPONSOR GOURMET ALLEY SPONSOR Naming Rights “______’s Main Stage” SOLD FOR 2020 Naming Rights: “______ Gourmet Alley” BOOTH SPACE Premier location of 10 x 10 on-site booth space BOOTH SPACE (includes electric; tent, table and 2 chairs) Premier location of 10 x 10 on-site booth space, tent, Sponsor promotion of services & products table and chairs available for rental) Sponsor promotion of services & products ADVERTISING & PROMOTION Logo/link on GarlicFestFL.com ADVERTISING & PROMOTION E-blast Take-over – Presenting Sponsor section on E- Logo/link on GarlicFestFL.com blast Sponsorship exclusivity with official designation Inclusion in social media campaign; recognition on Logo placement in all promotional materials Facebook & Instagram Sponsorship exclusivity with official designation as RECOGNITION AT EVENT Main Stage Sponsor Prominent on-site identification during event Logo placement and tagged/mentions on all Garlic Fest Television spots regarding entertainment SPONSOR SERVICES Main Stage Sponsor mention in all media releases 10 Gen Admission Tickets 2 Sponsor Parking Passes RECOGNITION AT EVENT Logo on all event signage produced LIQUOR SPONSOR Announcements from main stage BOOTH SPACE Prominent on-site identification during event Premier location of 10
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