Our Party Planners all come with a keen eye for detail and a creative energy that makes certain your next Company Picnic, Social Party or Corporate Event is a truly wonderful day that your guests will talk about long after the party. This is made possible by our stunning Event Design and bold Event Catering options.

We typically don’t do the ordinary. We want your party to be talk of the town. Party Planning often incorporates amazing floral arrangements, ice sculptures, elegant swag curtains, formal or casual on site dining and some of the very best Company Picnic Locations, Company Picnic Ideas and Company Picnic Games around.

Our Party Planners will decorate your indoor or outdoor location and can make it sophisticated or outrageous. Parties of any kind are greatly enhanced by bold, creative décor. You can have an all-white party.

An all Pink Theme where everything down the vases, flowers and curtains are Pink. You may have amusement park rides at your party, celebrity lookalikes, mimes, an archway of balloons spanning across the main stage, an all 1950s Diner Theme or pony rides on site. Nothing is too much to ask for when it comes to your party.

Our Party Planners are excited to let you in on what you can have. Many people don’t know when they come to us just what we can do. They have a vague idea for their son or daughter’s birthday. Sometimes a theme is suggested but from there our Party Planners like to elaborate on that theme and make creative suggestions that are designed to bring you the most spectacular party imaginable.

Party Planning takes into consideration many different things including the onsite catering, entertainment, overall theme as well as any special requirements. Perhaps you’d like Cirque Performers. An aerialist performing. Amusement Park rides. Game booths. Dunk Tanks. Magicians. Fortune Tellers. Caricature Artists. All of these things are available, and so much more.

You see now that when it comes to Party Planning, there is so much we want to tell you about! We just don’t like the ordinary. We want you to have something different. Something truly memorable and unique. Because we’re the Event Planning Company with the big heart and overactive imagination, our Party Planners are going to make absolutely certain your next party, Bar Mitzvah, Wedding, Cocktail Party, Reception or Wedding is going to be a real blast.

It is a PARTY, after all! So let’s make it a great one.

“Calabasas is an affluent city in Los Angeles County, California. It is located in the hills west of the San Fernando Valley and is in the northwest Santa Monica Mountains between Woodland Hills, Agoura Hills, West Hills, Hidden Hills and Malibu, California. As of the 2010 census, the city population was 23,058, up from 20,033 at the 2000 census.^[5] The city was formally incorporated as an independent city in 1991. Prior to that the area was an unincorporated portion of Los Angeles County. The Leonis Adobe, an adobe structure in Old Town Calabasas, dates from 1844 and is one of the oldest buildings in the greater Los Angeles area.“

“Stough Canyon Nature Center in Burbank was named after Oliver J. Stough, who donated land to the City for public parkland that includes Stough Park, Stough Canyon Nature Center, and the Starlight Bowl.  The Nature Center was dedicated in 2001 and has an exhibit hall with educational and interpretive displays, small library, classroom, and outdoor amphitheater. The Stough Canyon Nature Center offers a variety of educational activities including astronomy, nature programs and activities, nature hikes,workshops, seasonal day camps, and volunteer docent program. The Nature Center is also available to rent for meetings, field trips, and birthday parties.”

“The Parks and Recreation Department of Brentwood is dedicated to the wellbeing and quality of life of our community. We provide the best in programs, parks and services at a great value to our customers. Brentwood has 190 developed acres of parkland, 58 award winning parks and facilities, and 16 miles of beautiful trails. We offer over 100 recreational activities and events for people of all ages and interests.”

“The City of Bradbury is a small, residential/equestrian-orientated community of approximately 1,000 nestled at the base of the San Gabriel Mountains below Angeles National Forest in Los Angeles County.  Incorporated since July 26, 1957, the City is a true “contract city.” It has a small full-time staff and contracts for many of the services provided to its residents. The community encompasses 1.9 square miles, and includes 3.2 miles of public streets and roads.  Bradbury is bordered on the west by the City of Monrovia, on the south and east by the City of Duarte. The city includes communities within the Bradbury Estates, along Woodlyn Lane, and in non-gated areas.  Much of the city is zoned for agriculture and maintains open-space in the foothills through two and five acre minimums.  Other areas of the city enjoy quiet residential streets which preserve the rural feeling that led to the city’s founding.  It is a General Law City operating under the City Council/City Manager form of government.  The City Manager oversees all city functions.”

“Bixby Knolls is, in fact, the cultural capital of Long Beach now, at least on the first Friday of each month, such as today. From 6:30 to 10 p.m., on just a short section of Atlantic Avenue between Bixby Road and San Antonio Drive you can hear a dozen bands and musicians, sample food from every corner of the (apparently cube-shaped) globe, spend your sequestration-sapped dollars at a wildly eclectic batch of shops.”

The incorporation of Lawndale marked the end of a year and a half struggle with neighboring communities as to acquisition of the businesses along Hawthorne Boulevard, or the need to round out their boundaries. The concern of one neighboring council man went so far as to champion legislation aimed at preventing this and other incorporation’s as fiscally unsound. Although this threat went as far as Sacramento, the question was finally resolved when the electorate voted three to one to form the City of Lawndale as a general law city following the Lakewood Plan. This plan provides contracting essential services through established county agencies when economically sound. Today Lawndale continues to utilize County Fire, Sheriff, and Library services for the community and has maintained its independence in other areas of control. The Charter promise of 1959 of no City taxes has never been altered due to this continuing process of responsible financial policy.

 

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