Birthday parties
The classic. A giant screen, their favorite movie, and the games to burn off the cake. Ages 4 to 14, in the yard or the driveway.
Event types
Sixteen occasions, one crew. Each card says which package fits and how long the window usually runs; the booking form takes it from there.
The classic. A giant screen, their favorite movie, and the games to burn off the cake. Ages 4 to 14, in the yard or the driveway.
Pajamas, popcorn and a 200-inch screen in the backyard. We set up before dusk and are packed away before the first yawn.
One screen, the whole street. Seating, concessions and a crew that handles the crowd so the neighbors can host, not work.
Clubhouse lawn, pool deck or the common green. We work with the board on power, access and quiet hours; residents just show up.
City and county parks, rec departments, park friends groups. The large screen, a generator if there is no power, and a crew for the crowd.
Trucks on one side, a screen on the other. We bring the show and the games; the trucks bring dinner. Treat Bar optional.
Fundraiser-friendly: popcorn by the bag, games before showtime, a screen the whole field can see.
Family nights, VBS finales, youth lock-ins. A clean setup, a kind crew, and games that work for mixed ages.
End-of-session finales and the rainy-day backup, because the screen works indoors too.
The season highlight reel on the big screen, then the games. Trophies optional, popcorn not.
Bring the kids to the office party. A play zone for the little ones, a screen for everyone, a crew so HR can relax.
Halloween movie nights, holiday classics on the lawn, New Year’s for the under-12 crowd.
Kindergarten to high school. A photo loop on the screen before the movie, then the party.
Pool-deck premieres and lawn nights for residents and guests, with seating that looks like it belongs there.
Date night, team night, the parents’ turn. Same screen, better snacks, nobody asking for a bedtime.
Ticketed screenings, movie-in-the-park, market nights. The large screen, a full-day window, a crew for the day.
Tell us the occasion and the crowd. If a screen and some games would make it better, we can probably do it.