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Noodle Box

bookable

by Aaron Rosenberg

A giant take-out noodle box you walk into. Step through a curtain of glowing noodles and pose for the crowd outside.

Specs

Footprint 8 ft tall; needs 8 x 12 ft

Tapers from ~6 ft wide at the top to ~3 ft 8 in at the base, and stands ~10 ft with the lid flaps up. The 8 x 12 ft area includes a 4 ft viewing area in front and access behind.

Weight ~600 lb total (est.)

Heaviest panel is ~50 lb, a two-person carry.

Power Under 500W on one 120V circuit

Blacklight, RGB floods, fairy lights and LED lid washes, all off one extension from your power drop.

Transport Fits a cargo van or pickup

Flat-packs. We deliver within BC, or you can collect.

Container fit Fits a 20 ft container
Install 2 people, ~2 hours

Hand tools only, no machinery. Teardown takes under an hour.

Machinery None. / Hand tools only.
Storage Flat-packs to 4 x 8 x 2 ft

Breaks down to a stack of 4 x 8 ft panels.

Home base Squamish, BC
Engineering Not engineer reviewed

Ground-level and self-supporting. No overhead or load-bearing upper elements. Not P.Eng-stamped. Staked for wind with 12-inch steel stakes and foam caps.

Insurance $5M liability coverage (Rent Festival Art policy). / Certificate naming your event on request.
Site Level ground near power

About 8 x 12 ft with a clear sightline to the front and a way in from the back.

A take-out noodle box scaled up to 8 ft and cut from plywood, with its lid flaps open to the sky. Guests come in from behind, browse a small gallery inside, then part a curtain of glowing noodle strands at the front and strike a pose for everyone watching. Five or more fit in at once. By day the flaps stay open and the box fills with daylight; at night they close, the blacklight and RGB washes come up, and the noodles glow.

It debuted as Late Night Noods at Bass Coast in 2024, worked as the entrance to the Deep Sea party and at Final Fest that fall, and came back to Bass Coast in 2025 as Wild Noods, with laser-cut WILD NOODS panels, a full animal-print wrap and a rotating gallery of 24 portraits. Every outing gets a new skin. Built at Create Makerspace in Squamish, largely from salvaged wood and reclaimed pool noodles, and lit entirely with low-power LED.

People line up to get in, and the crowd outside stops to watch.


Request to book

Bring Noodle Box to your event

Nothing is held until we confirm your dates.