Community Socials

Badminton fans are everywhere just searching for opportunities to unleash their passion for the game. For these avid fans, this badminton tournament event for your community would be like a dream come true! Badminton games are easy to plan and manage since they require less space for equipment storage. The tournament can also easily be made into a recurring yearly community event. Image source: Pixabay Preparations for the event For this event, you’ll need to make sure you have room for a full tournament. You’ll have to inform people about the event well in advance so interested residents can register ahead and get excited about the upcoming competition. You can either register teams in advance, or select the team members after live rounds of badminton between players. Teams...

Who doesn’t love the idea of growing their own food - even if it’s just a little of it. This week, we’ve put together an educational event for you that will teach and encourage residents to plant micro greens. The reason we selected micro-greens is because these plants are easy to grow, manage, and are also full of healthy nutrients. Some of the commonly grown micro greens include: lettuce, cabbage, spinach, kale, beet, radish, and watercress. Growing micro-greens is the perfect solution for urban families who do not have time or space to care for a full garden. For this event, participants will be assisted step by step in growing their own plants. Image source: Pixabay Materials: •Shallow...

Looking for something unique to plan a community resident event this week? Try this frenzied activity involving an interesting mixture of hula hoops, a relay race, and tic-tac-toe. You heard me right! It’s quite a combination. While everyone has played tic-tac-toe at some point of their life, not many have played a real life tic-tac-toe using hula hoops! For this activity, hula hoops will be used in a non-traditional way to make up a tic-tac-toe board on the ground! For this event you’ll need: Two teams of energetic individuals, with 3 people in each team. 9 hula hoops, to make tic-tac-toe like spaces. Looking for something unique to plan a community resident event this week? Try this frenzied activity involving an interesting mixture of hula...

Gather up all the used soda cans because we found a ton of soda can games for your next resident event! Shoot the can game One fun-tastic, carnival-inspired game played with soda cans (which never gets old) is stacking the cans up in a pyramid and then knocking them back down. Residents use rubber bands to shoot away the stacked cans…slingshot style! ***TIP*** To create an adrenaline rush factor, set up time limits. For example, every player has 60 seconds to topple over the pyramid. ***BONUS*** The cans can topple over easily in wind, so it is important to keep fans or breeze in check. Kick the can game I'll admit, I'm not 80 years old, so I don't know what real kick the can is, but this next game...

Everybody needs some time off from their dreary routine. A Spa Night is the perfect break! However, not everyone can afford the services offered by luxury spas and salons. So, this event includes a night out right in your own community where residents can learn to make effective beauty and spa products using everyday ingredients from their own kitchens. A spa night is the perfect event to help residents relax and enjoy themselves. This event brings together residents of all ages, to engage in a leisure activity of making a DIY beauty product, while they chatter and bond with other residents and staff in the community. Image source: Pixabay Set the Mood It’s essential that residents both enjoy themselves and get time to relax during the activity. Therefore, setting...