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The Bible of Festival Planning:
The complete
methodology of planning and hosting of your church,
civic organization's summer festivals.
Non-fiction ("How-to-book")
Plan an
event for your Church, School, Charitable or
Civic Organization. To some, especially those
just starting out, it is a daunting task. Dan
and Pat Moriarty have planned and run Children’s
festivals for their church in Alexandria
Virginia for many years and, through this
“how-to” book they are able to pass on to you
their knowledge. With careful planning and
highlighted “mistakes to avoid” you too can earn
money for your organization while bringing joy
to fellow parishioners, congregations, and
school children, and to enhance your churches
presence in your neighborhood.
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To be sure, an event such
as a festival is not an easy task, but the thousands of
successful ones each year show that it can be done in an
organized manner.
Yes, and to keep the
fire stoking, there are 10 games you can build easily;
charts of how to set everything up (of the grounds),
organization charts; reports’ examples to keep the
Reverend, Rabbi, or Pastor happy and engaged. Who knows
even your bishop might attend and play his favorite
game: Beat the Bishop, or Soak the Pastor? Hmmm.
Dan and Pat carry you through
all of the pre and post-planning stages: |
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How many days shall we run
it for? |
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What will my theme be? A
children’s festival; an international one—Cultural or
all three? |
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Brainstorming techniques |
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How to recruit needed
skills |
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Tips on great sources for
festival games, and advertising |
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How not to blind-side your
pastor (ask Fr. Festive) |
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Setting target dates and
avoiding conflicts needlessly |
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Who's running the show? |
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Really? Then let them set
up committees |
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Primary Committees
(overarching the Publicity, Finances and Safety) |
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Operating Committees
(those who “get things done.” |
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Detailed description and
duties of all committees |
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How about a raffle? Or a
cake walk? Or a silent auction? Hey—a dance? Or all of
these? |
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How about children of
special needs? |
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Software assistance |
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What about crafts? Which
games shall we select? |
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How do we keep the cost
down? And—goodness, what if it rains? |
Whether Protestant,
Catholic, or Jewish this book’s suggestions are
applicable to all. And you Civic organizations can
benefit, too: the K of C, the business Rotary and or
Kiwanis.
The book promises fun for all, volunteers, associates,
dancers, children, and parents of children. |
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