by JK Stewart | Oct 16, 2026 | Party Planning & Hosting Tips
Your Team Has Survived Trust Falls, Escape Rooms, and a Mandatory Pizza Social Anyone who has organized a team building event knows the feeling of announcing it to a room full of people who are quietly calculating how soon they can leave. The trust fall was awkward,...
by JK Stewart | Oct 14, 2026 | Party Planning & Hosting Tips
The Program Planner’s Dilemma: 25 Attendees, 1 Folding Table, and a $40 Budget If you run programming for a library, a community center, or a scout troop, you already know the pattern. The craft night draws 4 people, the lecture draws 6, and the one event that...
by JK Stewart | Oct 12, 2026 | Party Planning & Hosting Tips
The Kit You Pick Matters Less Than the Headcount You Pick It For Most people shopping for a murder mystery game for adults start with the wrong question. They scroll through themes, fall in love with a 1930s train or a heist in Paris, add it to the cart, and only then...
by JK Stewart | Oct 9, 2026 | Fun & Games, Party Planning & Hosting Tips
Nobody Has Ever Cheered for the Toilet Paper Wedding Dress Picture the average bridal shower. 25 people sit in a circle of folding chairs, someone passes around a bowl of mints, the bride opens a gift card to a store she has never visited, and 3 separate relatives ask...
by JK Stewart | Oct 7, 2026 | Party Planning & Hosting Tips
Your Guests Have Already Seen Every Board Game in the Closet Every vacation rental has the same shelf. A copy of Monopoly missing the thimble, a puzzle with 3 pieces unaccounted for, a deck of cards that is definitely 51 cards, and a guest book that says “great...
by JK Stewart | Oct 6, 2026 | Party Planning & Hosting Tips
Fantasy Fans Already Own the Costumes Hosting a party for people who love fantasy comes with a weird advantage that no other theme can match. Your guests already have cloaks hanging in the closet, a prop sword somewhere in the garage, and at least one friend who can...
