For a series of international incentive events, Sternberg Clarke's client 2BUK entrusted them with creating unforgettable entertainment experiences at Kensington Palace and the Natural History Museum, welcoming incentive travel delegates from around the world.

iAt the Natural History Museum, roaming brass band The London Strollers created a vibrant atmosphere both inside and outside the venue, while the effervescent Jojo and her five-piece band delivered an unforgettable jazz performance later in the evening.

A true labour of love was Stories in Bloom – a bespoke living art installation created exclusively by Sternberg Clarke. Inspired by the museum’s spirit of academia, nature, travel and exploration, the striking character featured books, vintage suitcases and magnifying glasses, celebrating the great expeditions and scientific discoveries that have shaped our understanding of the world. Intricate butterflies, crafted from vintage maps and book pages, symbolised journeys of discovery, while subtle LED lighting brought the installation to life. Positioned within the museum’s iconic surroundings, it became a captivating focal point and one of the evening’s most photographed features.

At Kensington Palace, guests enjoyed a bespoke performance by soprano Laura Wright and Urban Soul Orchestra, seamlessly blending classical and contemporary music. The evening concluded with the Gatsby 10-piece band, while a vintage taxi photobooth in the palace grounds provided the perfect opportunity to capture memories from an unforgettable celebration.