Protect the Human week party people
What parties are being organised for PTH week 2009?
Party packs are now being ordered and I've spoken to many party people already about what type of party they're thinking of organising. From Clothes swapping parties to garden parties the possibilities are endless! I'd love to know what everyone else is planning...
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I hear there will be two groovy events in East London.
On the 17th get on down to The Haggerston pub for an Amnesty juke box- pay £1 to get your record played, in association with Oxfam so buy a record at the Dalston shop first!
On the 18th The George Tavern is hosting a similar event, but there'll also be live jazz, a bbq, live bands, crazy dancing and more.
Over in Wales the Cardigan and North Pems AI group is having their 3rd "Making a Song and Dance of it" event featuring music, poetry, jiving and pictures on sale by a local artist.
Party Animal is very impressed :)
Rubygirl that sounds great! Really hope the weather holds up for you. Do let me know if you need any materials for your tea party such as balloons, posters, banners or items to sell like badges, pencils etc. or if you have any other queries. :)
Woking Group are hosting an afternoon tea party (well, we are in Surrey). Keep your fingers crossed that we get sunshine so I can put everyone in the garden!
I've got quite a sweet tooth, so I would opt for a cake party! Either making cakes and selling slices of them to friends and family or getting everyone together to bake some. You could set up a street stall and have collecting tins..
I love the idea of an old fashioned tea party, with lots of 1950's decor, cupcakes and flowery tea pots. Very girly! Maybe with knitting or sewing and people can donate for the materials you provide them..
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