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Looking for something new and fun to do? Group events tend to go the standard routes - dinner, movies, or meeting up at a bar, to name just a few. Get out there and do something different with your group and you'll not only have an awesome time doing new things, but you'll also bond with your crew in a whole new way. Check out a few great options for your next day or night out.
Spend a Day at the Park
Spend a day at the park with your pals. Bet you haven't spent an afternoon playing frisbee, flying kites, or throwing around a football in years! Have some fun with your team and beautiful Mother Nature. Enjoy the boost your pals and the pure sunshine bring with a day at your local park or other outdoor venues.
Volunteer With a Local Non-Profit
There are few things as rewarding as volunteering. For alternative group events, why not get people together to serve a great cause? Whether it's building homes, cleaning up a park, or planting a garden, there's a perfect organization out there to support with your friends or co-workers. Not only will it feel good to get out and make a difference in the community, but you'll also be able to learn about others and their leadership, time management, and natural communication skills.
Cheer on Your Team at a Sporting Event
Take your entire team to the ball game for a fun and memorable group event. Between brews and burgers, get to know your friends or co-workers and their favorite teams. There's something about a sporting event that takes one back to childhood. Revisiting those days and swapping sports tales will make for a memorable experience.
Be a Tourist For the Day
Sometimes it's great to explore your town through the eyes of a tourist. If you're coming up short on team outing ideas, why not try a guided tour throughout your city, or hit up the hottest out-of-towner spots. Who knows, you may enjoy seeing things from the outside in and build a deeper appreciation for your hometown. Plus, it's always fun to explore the best of your city!
Challenge Friends to a Game Night
Host a game night to encourage a bit of friendly competition. All you'll need for this party is a few board or card games, some snacks, and plenty of space to seat your guests. Go old school with classic favorites like checkers or Twister, or do something analytical like Scattergories or Scrabble. No matter what you choose, your guests will enjoy feeling like kids again.
Spend a Day at the Park
Spend a day at the park with your pals. Bet you haven't spent an afternoon playing frisbee, flying kites, or throwing around a football in years! Have some fun with your team and beautiful Mother Nature. Enjoy the boost your pals and the pure sunshine bring with a day at your local park or other outdoor venues.
Volunteer With a Local Non-Profit
There are few things as rewarding as volunteering. For alternative group events, why not get people together to serve a great cause? Whether it's building homes, cleaning up a park, or planting a garden, there's a perfect organization out there to support with your friends or co-workers. Not only will it feel good to get out and make a difference in the community, but you'll also be able to learn about others and their leadership, time management, and natural communication skills.
Cheer on Your Team at a Sporting Event
Take your entire team to the ball game for a fun and memorable group event. Between brews and burgers, get to know your friends or co-workers and their favorite teams. There's something about a sporting event that takes one back to childhood. Revisiting those days and swapping sports tales will make for a memorable experience.
Be a Tourist For the Day
Sometimes it's great to explore your town through the eyes of a tourist. If you're coming up short on team outing ideas, why not try a guided tour throughout your city, or hit up the hottest out-of-towner spots. Who knows, you may enjoy seeing things from the outside in and build a deeper appreciation for your hometown. Plus, it's always fun to explore the best of your city!
Challenge Friends to a Game Night
Host a game night to encourage a bit of friendly competition. All you'll need for this party is a few board or card games, some snacks, and plenty of space to seat your guests. Go old school with classic favorites like checkers or Twister, or do something analytical like Scattergories or Scrabble. No matter what you choose, your guests will enjoy feeling like kids again.
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