Hey Arina, I’ve been itching to launch a pop‑up art space that flips its theme every hour—like a street corner that turns into a live gallery on the fly—what do you think?

Sounds thrilling! Let’s break it down: week one for concept sketches and permissions, week two for construction and sourcing props, day three is the grand opening. The pop‑up itself runs for a full 48 hours, two 24‑hour blocks so people can come any time. For budget: around $3,000—$1,500 for venue rental, $800 on props and art supplies, $500 for permits and insurance, and $200 for staff tips and a quick snack line. That should keep the flow smooth and give us a cushion if a theme takes a bit longer than the hour. Ready to roll?

Yeah! Let’s lock the dates, get the permits signed, and stock up on quirky props—think glow‑in‑the‑dark paint, neon signs, and maybe a couple of inflatable animals just for laughs. I’ll find a snack spot that’s fast, flavorful, and can handle the crowd. We’ll keep the energy high with spontaneous music mixes and surprise performers. Ready to let the city feel the vibe—let’s pop!