The party they thank you for.
You book one vendor and the whole night shows up: DJ and MC, the live game show, the enclosed photo booth, karaoke, and uplighting in your company's colors. One contract, one setup, one person accountable. SouthCoast, South Shore, and Cape Cod.
Pick the night, skip the rest.
The Office Party
Four hours: DJ and MC, mics for the speeches and the awards, dance floor lighting, and the game show as the segment between dinner and dancing. Sales against operations, real buzzers, the board on the big screen.
The show runs 30 to 45 minutes, right where the room usually sags.
Meet the game showThe Game Show Night
The show on its own, for the party in a restaurant's function room where dinner is the star and a dance floor is not. The Survey Showdown, the Quiz Show with year-in-review categories, or buzzer trivia while dessert lands.
How it playsThe Family Bash
DJ and MC plus the enclosed photo booth, for the company that invites everyone's families. Karaoke is there for whoever wants the mic, late, after the program, with the DJ standing by. Nobody is volunteered.
How karaoke runsNobody gets put on the spot.
- Voluntary by design. Watching is a way to play, and the host says so out loud.
- Teams, not solo contestants. The table plays together, so nobody stands alone.
- Short rounds. Nobody is trapped in a game while their food gets cold.
- Winter theme, work-clean content. Every question is written to include the January hires.
- Your year in the questions. We write rounds about your company from a short survey before the event, without inside jokes that exclude anyone.
- The giveaway is the game. The prize wheel hands out whatever your team brought, and that spin is the moment people wait for.
Made easy for the office.
Check your date
December Saturdays go in September, every year.
Get the quote in writing
A number your budget line can hold, before anyone gets on a phone.
Hand it to accounts payable
A W-9 comes with the invoice.
Go to your own party
Setup, hosting, and teardown are handled. You did your part already.
Whoever got handed the party.
The office manager or EA
One reply, one quote in writing, one vendor to chase instead of four. The night runs itself while you finally attend your own party.
The person this page is forHR and people teams
Attendance stays voluntary, the content stays clean, the theme stays winter, and the games never single anyone out. That is the design, not a favor.
Built to your rulesThe small company owner
Fifteen people in a restaurant's back room is a real party. The game show fits it better than a dance floor does.
Small rooms welcomeVenues and planners
Coordinators, you hear "who did the party last year" all fall, and we would love to be your answer. We make the room look good and show up when we say.
Glad to be your answerThe honest answers.
Our party is during the workday. Is that a thing?
Yes. Most company parties are now, and weekday and daytime dates are open. The show plays the same at noon in a conference room as it does at night in a hall.
How big a crowd can play?
The formats play in teams, so the room decides the size: a conference room plays as two tables, a function hall plays as departments. Everyone else plays along from their seat.
Do people have to participate?
No. That is the first thing the host says. The rounds are short, the teams are voluntary, and the people who just watch still get the show.
What does the room need?
A screen or TV we can plug into and an outlet. We bring the sound, the buzzers, the board, and the host. Prizes are yours to supply, and the wheel can hand them out.
December goes in September.
Companies that book now pick their date. Companies that call in November pick from what is left.