The same host, every week. A room that shows up for it.
A weekly trivia program for senior living communities, senior centers, adult day programs, clubs, parish halls and libraries across the SouthCoast, the South Shore and Cape Cod. We bring the host, the sound, the screen feed and the questions. You put it on the calendar, and it becomes the slot people plan their week around.
Four weeks, four different games.
The Quiz Show
Read aloud and played with hands up, no buzzers required. Categories written for the room: the town, the decades, the music. The board goes up on your screen and the host keeps score, so staff get to play too.
How the Quiz Show playsWeek two: Music Bingo
We play a clip, the room marks the title. Large-print cards, oldies the room grew up on, and nobody races anybody. It ends on a song everyone sings.
How music bingo playsWeek three: The Survey Showdown
The top answers hidden on the board, played one guess at a time. Everybody has an opinion, which is the whole point.
How the Showdown playsWeek four: host's choice
The sing-along with the words in big type on your screen, Spin and Sing, Name That Tune, or a music hour from the decades your room danced to. Eight programs in the library means the calendar never repeats itself into the ground.
A program, not a booking.
- The host learns the room. Names, the regulars, who wants the mic brought to the seat and who would rather listen. That takes more than one visit.
- The calendar fills itself. A standing slot is one decision instead of twelve. Your activity calendar gets a weekly anchor residents recognize on sight.
- The games rotate, so week four feels as fresh as week one. Eight programs, one host, zero setup on your end.
- Everything arrives with us. Sound, mics, the screen feed and the questions. Your room stays your room.
- Clean content, front-row safe. Every question is read before the visit.
Rooms with regulars.
- Senior living communities, weekday mornings and afternoons at the published daytime rate.
- Senior centers and councils on aging, a weekday program the whole town can come to.
- Adult day programs, hands-up formats and large-print cards built for the room.
- Clubs, lodges and veterans posts, a standing night members bring friends to.
- Parish halls and libraries, trivia or a sing-along as recurring community programming.
What directors ask us first.
What does a weekly program cost?
The single daytime visit is $200, published on the senior living page, and it covers the host, the sound, the screen feed, setup and pack-up. Weekly and evening arrangements are quoted in writing for your room and your schedule, so the number you plan around is the number you pay.
Do we need any equipment?
No. We bring the sound, the mics and the feed for your room's screen, and we set up and pack up around your schedule.
Can residents with low vision or low mobility play?
Yes. The Quiz Show is read aloud and played with hands up, music bingo uses large-print cards, and the sing-along puts the words in big type on the screen with a wireless mic that comes to the seat.
What if we want to try it first?
Book one daytime visit at the published rate and watch your room play. If the slot earns its place on the calendar, we make it weekly.
Put a weekly slot on the calendar.
Tell us the room, the day and the time you have in mind. A person replies within one business day.