Giant heart balloon filled with prizes ranging from jewellery and chocolate to free coffee and center-wide vouchers was hung up to test players’ precision.

French center goes beyond folklore with retrospective photo exhibit to celebrate the Lunar New Year.

London and Stratford City centers have singers and bands perform live inside soundproof mini-studios, while guests hit the vibrating floor with headphones on to dance the night away.

Naughty folks beware: there’s no point covering up the truth when you’re hooked up to Santa’s lie detector.

Tysons Corner Center partners with German Embassy and Dresden Tourism to host traditional holiday market head of $600 million expansion unveiling.

The Myer Centre, Veneziano Coffee Rosters and BOTZ Café host 32 baristas in Latte Art Smack Down competition.

Craft beer tasting just the type of event that entertainment magazine readers go for, and the sample prices are right.

Montreal center set aside a budget of $35,000 for each of its Pop-Up Series lifestyle events, which are free for shoppers to attend.

Strangers pair up to complete tasks that test teamwork skills in competition that’s meant to act as metaphor for real-life romantic partnerships.

An impromptu champagne breakfast with professional models was not a bad way for commuters to start their work day.