Portland PartyWorks Sponsors Portland Sunday Parkways

PartyWorks Sponsors Portland Sunday Parkways

This year's Sunday Parkways kickoff is at 11:00 am on Mother's Day, May 13, 2012. The 8-mile loop has activities for young and old from one end of the loop to the other. See the map below for details and exact times. Look for Portland PartyWorks Inflatable Bounce Houses, Rock Walls and More on all the Parkways throughout the summer.Portland PartyWorks is thrilled to be a Donor of this city-wide activity that gets neighbors meeting each other and outside enjoying the beauty of their streets and parks. Walk, ride, bike, roll, run or find your own transportation to share in the events that include concerts, free bike repair, food and exhibits.
PartyWorks believes in giving back to the community. We also support charitable causes and provide special package pricing for your non-profit fundraising or school events. Our goal is to partner with as many non-profit organizations as we can to help them be as successful as possible. We know the enormous effort it takes to pull off a winning fund-raiser and our inflatables are sure to increase the activity and fun level.
We have even added a events calendar to our website to help promote your events. Visit our Calendar to submit a request to be added. 
Give us a call if we can help you.

25 Dazzling Decor Ideas for Special Events

25 Dazzling Decor Ideas for Special Events

Stuck with a plain-Jane event space? These special event decor experts share party design ideas that take "bow wow" to "wow."

        

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1. SWEET THEMES: Fun themes guests will enjoy

To create an exciting, interactive “Iron Chef” theme (see photo), design centerpieces featuring ikebana-style palm stalks placed in a wok filled with long-grain rice. Accent centerpieces with small, seaweed-wrapped candles set in square plates filled with soy sauce. Add tabletop props such as samurai swords, geisha fans and plastic sumo bellies, and send guests home with favors including sake cups, lacquered chopsticks and wind-up “walking sushi” toys.
— Carla Felicella, Rare Indigo, Vancouver, British Columbia

For a '60s theme event, use scaffolding as anchors for large fabric swags and oversized graphics. Ultraviolet paint can make fabric stand out, as can a wash of amber lighting. Have Day-Glo items such as buttons, glow sticks and decals on tables for attendees to play with.
— Gary Davis, Freeman Decorating, Orlando, Fla.

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