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 Ariana Gregg and guests at block party; Rockland, Maine
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Block Party (105)James and Ariana Gregg and their two children live in a charming Rockland, Maine neighborhood, the perfect place for an old-fashioned block party. Event designers Alexandra and Eliot Angle appeal to adults without alienating the kids by planning an elegant spread for the adults on one side of the yard and a special area for kids on the other. The kids have art projects, games and their own version of the adult food--and everyone has a good time.
- Block parties are a great way to meet neighbors to share tips on local restaurants and babysitters It can also be be helpful in emergencies to know your neighbors.
- Don't worry, block parties are easy to organize--Invitations can be delivered, and food and drinks can be light.
- Block parties often include children, so make sure you've thought of ways to entertain them.
- Block parties are a great way to entertain during the summer months.
Aqua Vitae Design
Alexandra and Eliot Angle, Event Designers
www.aquavitaedesign.com
Star Child
Rockport, Maine
Assorted toys, $0.60-$6.75
207-236-0100
G.F. MacGregor
Rockland, Maine
Cocktail napkins, $25 per pack of 6; Mugs, $7.50; Plates, $8 each
207-596-6300
Plants Unlimited
Rockport, Maine
Rhododendron plants, 3 for $38; Hanging plants, $15 each
207-594-7754
William Atwood Lobster Company
Spruce Head, Maine
3 lobsters, $20
800-521-5204 ext.23
www.atwoodlobster.com
Wal Mart
Rockland, Maine
Croquet set, $17; Bubbles, $1.75; Streamers, $0.50; Crayons, $1-$2
207-596-0885
www.walmart.com