Events

Bee Appi showcased our first application at gamingSPARK in September, 2009. This was the first annual event for local game developers to showcase games created over the past year. GamingSPARK was part of the 4 day event SPARKcon hosted in downtown Raleigh where local artists share their creative ideas in art, music, fashion, poetry, food, beverages, films and dancing.

Appi-palooza :: November 7, 2009 from 3-6 pm - Garner Ale House
The kickoff of our download series promoting our first release. Local business owners and bands are pulling together to help us reach our goal of 30,000 downloads during the series. There will be drink specials and food discounts for everyone that comes and downloads the game or has downloaded the game already. Stations will be set up for people to go directly to iTunes and download the game there in the event that they don't have an iPhone or iPod touch with them.

The Garner Ale House will be running the following specials: $2.25 Miller Lite pints and bottles, $4 well drinks and $5 Jager Bombs. They have also decided to donate 10% of the food sales from the event to the kidney foundation and the ms society.

To go along with that, the $1000 worth of cash and prizes from Bee Appi will be distributed as follows:

1 Grand Prize= $250 cash
2 First place prizes= 3rd generation iPod touch
6 Second place prizes= $25 iTunes gift card
10 Third place prizes= $20 gift certificate to the Garner Ale House

Download Press Release

Entertainment includes:
Salt and D from 96 Rock- hosting
True Story
Airiel Down
Idiom
Suicide Blonde

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October 20th, 2009
Lecture for Business Development class - Wake Tech

October 29th, 2009
Lecture for Game Design class - Wake Tech

Part of our mission is to raise awareness and give back to the National MS Society and the National Kidney Foundation in memory of our family members. Plans are being finalized for the series. Please check back for more details.