Liesje
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I'm on a Christmas party planning committee for our department. It will be for about 35 people and our given budget is $10 per person, so $350. We have two hours, but can make it three if it includes the lunch hour, or longer if we start it at like 3pm and it goes past 5pm (when we stop working).
Anyway, so far we can't think of any good ideas that we can afford. The age range is like early 20s to mid-50s. Most people expect there to be some form of food and beverage involved. Since it's during work hours, we can't have alcohol.
In the past they've gone bowling, done a scavenger hunt at the mall, did a Geo-Cache on campus, went to a restaurant for breakfast, etc. We're trying not to repeat anything from the past and we want it to be something out of the office (re: not everyone eating potluck lunch in the large conference room).
Any ideas?
Anyway, so far we can't think of any good ideas that we can afford. The age range is like early 20s to mid-50s. Most people expect there to be some form of food and beverage involved. Since it's during work hours, we can't have alcohol.
In the past they've gone bowling, done a scavenger hunt at the mall, did a Geo-Cache on campus, went to a restaurant for breakfast, etc. We're trying not to repeat anything from the past and we want it to be something out of the office (re: not everyone eating potluck lunch in the large conference room).
Any ideas?
I like planning, but I hate doing this kind of thing with a "committee". Not everyone is going to agree on everything, so we're not getting anywhere...
well those are some other options too 
