Dinner Party Games

Game nights were a super popular means of entertaining in the 60s. The pinochle craze, a card game of tricks and strategy, was in full-swing. 4 players is ideal or any even number after that.

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Since people of all ages attend family reunions, you will need activities for everyone to enjoy. These ideas include something for everyone and fit the family tree theme.Make a family tree by cutting a large tree shape from paper. For leaves, have ev...

End the evening by moving your dinner party over to the fire where you and your guests can sit back and reminisce about the days of summer with one of the season's most well-known foods: the s'more.

Playing horseshoes is another great way to get everybody to participate in your party. You'll need a lawn, two stakes and of course, some horseshoes.

This is one of the easiest ways to liven up a dinner table. All you need is a pen, some strips of paper and a bit of imagination.

Caution: This game has the potential to reveal some deep dark secrets. But it also can be a really fun way to get to know one another.

This is a fun game to play in large groups, either at the dinner table, or after wards. All you need is a decent knowledge of public figures, post-its, and a sense of humor.

A fun and easy way to generate donations from your charity dinner party is to hold a silent auction.

The best part about this party is that unlike the show, the judges aren't the only ones who get to sample the dishes!