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All hail the glorious return of Cookie Monster! Cookie rules, Elmo drools -so0s | All hail the glorious return of Cookie Monster! Cookie rules, Elmo drools -so0s | ||
: FYI, my fl0m bomb sits on my desk at home. --[[User:Laefer|Laefer]] 05:17, 6 May 2007 (EDT) | : FYI, my fl0m bomb sits on my desk at home. --[[User:Laefer|Laefer]] 05:17, 6 May 2007 (EDT) | ||
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| + | I am a member of a church located on Forbes Avenue half a block from Murray, i.e. near campus and on the bus route. We have a parish hall whose capacity for a standing-around party is about 150, connected to a kitchen whose dishes, cookware, and utensils we could use if we washed them afterward. There is also a basement gym where kids could run around. Religious decor in these rooms is minimal. | ||
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| + | I don't know the fee structure for non-church groups holding an event there (I've only used the space for Girl Scouts, who are not charged) but I bet it would be more affordable than renting a banquet hall. We'd have to provide all food and paper napkins, and clean up afterward. I'm almost certain we'd be allowed to serve alcohol. | ||
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| + | Let me know if I should look into reserving this space.---'Becca | ||
Revision as of 10:58, 16 May 2007
All hail the glorious return of Cookie Monster! Cookie rules, Elmo drools -so0s
- FYI, my fl0m bomb sits on my desk at home. --Laefer 05:17, 6 May 2007 (EDT)
possible venue
I am a member of a church located on Forbes Avenue half a block from Murray, i.e. near campus and on the bus route. We have a parish hall whose capacity for a standing-around party is about 150, connected to a kitchen whose dishes, cookware, and utensils we could use if we washed them afterward. There is also a basement gym where kids could run around. Religious decor in these rooms is minimal.
I don't know the fee structure for non-church groups holding an event there (I've only used the space for Girl Scouts, who are not charged) but I bet it would be more affordable than renting a banquet hall. We'd have to provide all food and paper napkins, and clean up afterward. I'm almost certain we'd be allowed to serve alcohol.
Let me know if I should look into reserving this space.---'Becca
