Hosted “Parties” are social fundraising events hosted by a Crocker family or, most often than not, a group of families who share in the cost of putting together their event. Paid admission is open to the school community and all proceeds go towards our school. Oh, and they tend to be lots of fun! Read on for tons of “party” ideas— family friendly and adults ones as well.

We encourage you to think outside the box— experiences, workshops & excursions are all great “party” ideas. If it brings people together, builds community and raises funds for our school we want to hear about it!

Copy them freely, or use them as inspiration for your own social creation!

Party Ideas – Kids and Family

Host a party for your child’s grade level, or an age-range… or something where parents and kids can both participate!

Pump It Up party for kindergartners

Mani-pedi or “spa” party for 3rd or 4th grade girls

Art party for any age

Parents vs. kids Basketball throw-down

Pool Party!!!

Family Kickball tournament

Family trip to an A’s/Giants game

Neighborhood scavenger hunt

Local picnic and Frisbee tournament

Campfire cookout (i.e. s’mores over the backyard firepit)

Party Ideas – Adults

Read on for lots of ideas –copy them freely, or use them as inspiration for your own social creation! Ideas for Kid/Family parties are below.

Competitions: 

(These are insanely popular – it turns out that lots of Crocker people are uber-competitive – who’d have thought?)

Cooking Competitions

“Amazing Race” scavenger hunt or photo safari (oh – the possibilities!)

Karaoke or Air Guitar, with or without judges

Game Night (Poker, Scrabble, Pictionary, Mafia, Scene-it…)

Tournaments – Basketball? Broomball? Curling???

Intimate Evenings:

A Culinary Feast for 6-12

Ladies Spa Night

A Book Club Evening– Propose the book in advance and discuss over dinner.

Excursions:

Wine Tasting somewhere wonderful

S.F. or Oakland Foodie Tour

“Glamping” – with one or two other families

A classic Golf Outing

Fly Fishing

Sky-Diving(?!)

Activities: 

Are you into sports/fitness?  There’s always interest in a group workout followed by treats (and wine…)

Yoga or other exercise followed by snacks

Moms’ morning hike and brunch/lunch

Dads’ Cycling “Tour”

Broomball!!

Curling!!

Kayaking or Paddle-Boarding

Archery

Workshops: 

Do you have a special skill, interest or hobby?  Combine a “workshop” for a small group with drinks and appetizers – et voila! Super-cool party.

Knitting, crochet, embroidery

Baking

Wood-working

Flower-arranging

Succulent pots & terrariums

Theme parties:

Plan a party for adults around a theme with music, costumes, themed cocktails.

Roaring 20’s

Cinco de Mayo

70’s Disco

Jersey Shore

Hollywood

Bollywood!