I know it’s tough to make your graduate’s party stand out. It’s likely that you will use the same caterers, bakeries and entertainment as the other graduates, causing an undesirable deja vu.
Hosting a wine tasting in your home is a great excuse to come together with friends and sample new wines. We often get stuck in a rut with the wine we drink.
Every February 14th, thousands of students celebrate Valentine’s Day with a classroom party. They exchange Valentine’s cards, make a craft and play a few games. As a…
Celebrating Christmas this year will take a little creativity. Most of us won’t be able to be with our extended family, have our neighborhood get-togethers, mingle at…
Over the last few months, I have played several games over Zoom with friends and family. Recently I sat down with my friends to play virtual Pictionary and it was a lot of fun!
There are so many people we would like to celebrate with during the holiday season, but with only five weekends between Thanksgiving and New Year’s Eve, it is hard to find the time. A simple way to open up another date on your calendar is to host a progressive brunch.
So, you might have heard that Thanksgiving will probably look different this year. Large parties and traveling might not be on everyone’s to do list this Thanksgiving.
I love games of all sorts, but Escape Room games are such a fun challenge to play with family or friends. My friends and I first tried one at the mall a few years ago and since then, I have been hooked! The down side to Escape Rooms is the expense.
Raising money for school PTA’s will be more challenging this year. Everyone wants a safe, outdoor event that can include the whole school. As the weather cools off this fall, outdoor events will be a little more difficult. That’s why a Trunk or Treat is a great fall fundraising event.
The holiday season is right around the corner and with it comes the stress of the perfect family photo. This is the photo we post on social media, include in our holiday cards and share as gifts for the grandparents.
