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  1. #1
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    Feb 2007
    In the jungle.
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    There's a place in Ivanhoe, or maybe Malvern that do little kids art classes and i'm pretty sure they do birthday parties. would that be $$$?

  2. #2
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    Mar 2006
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    ooooo i'll look them up! there is a cool cooking thing in camberwell but too $$$

  3. #3
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    Mar 2006
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    oooo good idea JM! $260 for 12 kids but didn't say if I need to provide food or not. Will call tomorrow! And it was called The Art Factory

    But any other ideas?!

  4. #4
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    Jul 2007
    melb
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    Tupperware cooking party??

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    Jan 2009
    A Pirate Ship
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    Just thinking along the lines of environmentally friendly, if that is a passion maybe you can theme the party like animals or plants, or flowers (for a girl) and have them dress up as their favorite flower? Then you can decorate with flowers, have a flower cake, make food with edible flowers in it? That could be different! and it's be bright and colorful... Then you could make up some games, not sure what but make them kinda educational. What ever the theme I was just thinking about sustainability... hey maybe a recycled theme LOL you can wrap the pressies in newspaper and use old containers to paint or decorate as an activity and then they can take them home and use them as their special box to write down all the things they are manifesting... Gosh I don't know really, just throwing some ideas out there

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    Aug 2007
    Melbourne
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    We always do a park party... its cheap and you can spend more money on the food and decorations and games. Best thing about it is that you can have different aged kids and they all have fun as it is in a park and the older ones can kick a footy or play cricket etc.
    Still have games like pinata, pass the parcel etc but we find that them all just playing in the park is enough and they are not interested in the games!
    Weather is the only problem though...

    Got your PM, sorry i didnt reply all GREAT here thanks, when are you at work next?

  7. #7
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    Jan 2007
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    A bit far but I just found a place called Pixie Mischief in Upwey and oh my gosh their parties look amazing!!

  8. #8
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    Nov 2009
    In Paradise
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    ideas...

    HJ , tastes way better , is healthier and cheaper Than mc Donalds, they do pirate,fairy parties etc.....

    a play land of some sort, here we have jumbos and we went there for DS bday last year. It was $10 a year including their party food and balloons etc I just took a cake...easy too

    Park, Teddy bears picnic or tea party.... Maybe you could have a little tea party with a plastic tea set etc.....
    (the weather is very strange though) DS bday was in nov and rained out...... Whereas the year before it was 35 and my Nanna nearly passed out from thruway in the yard.

    how about that new movie tangles.... Maybe invite only 4 or 5 kids and watch the new kids movies, I think at Childs prices for adults too, and have something ready for dinner when you get home....and a cake......

  9. #9
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    Mar 2007
    Melbourne
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    Tiny Chefs in Essendon..kids get an apron and chefs hat and they cook the party food.

    Also look up Hub Bub as they have heaps and I mean HEAPS of ideas and advertisers for kids parties. You can condense it down to area's and so on.

    Science Works or the Museum???