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John Lindauer entertains guests at his "Badminton in the Park" party; Elysian Park, Los Angeles, Calif.
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Badminton in the Park (103)John, a commercial director who lives in a Downtown Los Angeles loft, would like to throw an outdoor party but doesn't have the space or many dishes suitable for a picnic. Event designers Alexandra and Eliot Angle move the venue to a local park and come up with creative serving ideas. The result: a portable party complete with finger foods and a friendly game of badminton.
- Some parks will reserve space for private parties. Check with the park office for fees and availability.
- A good source for inexpensive plates is your local army-navy or restaurant supply store.
- Badminton can be played virtually anywhere you can set up a portable net.
- Find cafeteria trays online or check your local party supply store.
Aqua Vitae Design
Alexandra and Eliot Angle, Event Designers
Website: www.aquavitaedesign.com
The Dish Factory
Los Angeles
Plastic cups, 50 cents each; 24-muffin tin, $25; plastic, cafeteria-style trays, $2 each
213-687-9500
www.dishfactory.com
Marukai Market
Los Angeles
Plastic containers, vellum bags, $1 each; rice snacks in pastel colors, $2.50 per bag;
Origami paper, $5 per package
213-893-7200
The Art Store
Los Angeles
Vellum envelopes, 50 cents-$1
This company is now part of Dick Blick Art Materials.
Casa Bernal
Los Angeles
Hammock, $50
213-687-4568
Big 5 Sporting Goods
Los Angeles
Badminton set, $40
www.big5sportinggoods.com
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