Each month features a new guest venerable celebrity judge for a surprise creative prompt to invent a new experience. Then laugh with other creators as they attempt to do the same.
Sharpies provided. Cocktails encouraged.
Plus all the goofy club traditions, secret-handshakes, and purple velvet jackets you'd expect in a creativity social club. Membership is easy. Play once, belong forever. Welcome to the club, you Imagi-Ne'er-Do-Wells.
Brett Jackson is an award-winning designer of live action games and experiences for folks like Meow Wolf, Disney and the World's Fair. He's the creator and creative director of TIME TOURIST, a traveling annual immersive festival and game in the public service. Or you may know him from Neotropolis the full-immersive cyberpunk festival, where he has served as Director of Player Experience and for which he won a 2026 Thea's "Recognition of Merit" Award.
Specializing in fun and funny storytelling games anyone can play, Brett's company Live Action Attractions is *the* creative agency *for* creative agency.
Make no mistake, Brett Jackson created this whole club, the creativity game played monthly within it, and brazenly declared himself president-for-life. And he doesn't care that you know. Because who's going to believe you, you little fool? Nobody reads text on websites.
@LiveActionAttractions
Your (practically free) donation includes entrance to our Boston clubhouse at the Odd Fellows Hall at 16 Maple st, in Belmont, Ma. Ample on-street parking- or take the 73 waverly bus from Harvard square to Beech st.
After the meeting, stay, play & socialize until closing time!
It includes the company of brilliant creative weirdos like yourself for
good-spirited laughs and goofy club traditions!
It includes all the geeky thrills of playing our one-of-a-kind, fun-and-funny creative charette game.
Always different. Always different.
And don't forget, every month features a totally original creative challenge,
a special celebrity guest judge and fabulous prizes for the ten top concepts!
Watch our full June 2023 meeting:
June's Theme: The Most Immersive Conference Imaginable
with Venerable Celebrity Judges
Dave Cobb from Animal Repair Shop
Jessica Creane from IKantKoan
and Joanna Garner from Meow Wolf
What on Earth am I getting myself into?
This is an extremely chill creative game & social activity for creatives. All submissions are voluntary and anonymous. If you do not wish to play — you never have to!
Who is this for?
Creators of experience. Without exclusion, all creatives working or playing in themed experience or immersive art. And any creative weirdos who enjoy silly brainstorming in that artistic medium which contains all others: experience.
Is this thing associated with Disney?
Lord no. Absolutely and categorically not. Would we be allowed to write the word "BONERMANIA" here in this FAQ if Disney had to approve it? Methinks not.
We are 100% UNAFFILIATED, UNAUTHORIZED & UNENDORSED
BY THE (MERCIFUL) WALT DISNEY FAMILY OF COMPANIES.
We are a place FOR creators of experience. Many of us do work in themed entertainment, but EVERYONE is welcome. Even maybe a few folks who work in creative for the house of mouse.
This sounds hard! Can anyone do it? Do I have to be an artist?
Fear not. The Imagi-Ne'er-Do-Wells is a safe zone to play creative and make cool stuff. Be BRAVE to MAKE NEW FRIENDS!
Will I be on camera?
Yep. Every meeting, its unique creative challenge, all the cool stuff folks make and all the club hi-jinks may be rebroadcast as a podcast.
Can I be a total menace?
Nope. Everybody here is nice and you should plan to be nice, respectful and cool.
Is this kid friendly?
Abso-maybe. Here's the thing, all our Live Action Attractions are family-friendly, positive, inclusive and workplace appropriate in their hosted content. However they're also fully interactive and attended by an adult audience who are encouraged to drink and carouse. No abusive behavior is tolerated, but folks can sometimes get rowdy when they're blowing off steam. We're happy to have older kids with an adult guardian present, but you as the parent must determine your comfort level with what they'll be exposed to.
How long is the show?
The formal club proceedings last approximately 90 minutes with 30 minutes in the middle for socializing. After the show, of course, you're encouraged to hang around and socialize with your new pals until closing time.
The show starts promptly at the listed game time and no latecomers can be admitted. Short answer: you have to arrive 20 minutes early.
What if I'm running a little late?
Hooboy. It's hard to say no to you. But, if you're not confident you can arrive on time, perhaps next month. Out of respect for the audience and performers no latecomers can be admitted. And no refunds, bub.
Games and shows. And gameshows.
Specializing in funny, delicious and/or illuminating.
