Mardi Gras, a holiday famously celebrated in New Orleans, falls on March 5. This day, otherwise known as “Fat Tuesday,” is the day before Ash Wednesday, meaning it is the day before Christian Lent. For that...
Mardi Gras King Cake Recipe
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Saint Patty´s Day Drinks for Your Party at Life the Place to Be
Saint Patty´s Day, which falls on March 17th, is an Irish cultural tradition. This day celebrates St Patrick, one of Ireland´s patron saints who ministered Christianity in Ireland. Although this holiday was...
Family Fun Day at Life the Place to Be
Family time is important because it helps grow bonds and improve communication among your family. Life can sometimes get crazy between work, school, extracurricular activities, sports, and all the other...
How to Throw a Party on a Budget
There are many reasons to throw a party, such as a corporate meeting in Westchester, a Westchester birthday package, an anniversary, or a holiday. If you want to throw a party for you and your friends,...
How to Throw a 50th Birthday Party
If your friend or family member is about to turn 50 years old, it’s crucial that they have a great celebration. 50 years of age is a milestone and should be used to acknowledge the success of one’s life, as...
Dessert Ideas for Your Next Party
One of the best aspects of a party is the food; more specifically, though, the dessert! There are many different desserts that you can offer to your guests, but there are ways to provide them with a more...
Introduction to Kosher Food
Kosher foods are foods that conform to the Jewish dietary regulations. The word “kosher” derives from the Hebrew word meaning “clean” or “pure”. Kosher laws come from the Torah, the Jewish book of sacred...
Fun Activities to Do at Your Baby Shower
Having a child is such an important and exciting time for a couple; there’s no better way to celebrate than by having a baby shower! If you’re planning a baby shower at our celebration facility in...
What Gift to Bring to a Bar Mitzvah
Money is never a bad idea to give at a Bar Mitzvah. If you are doing so, you can expect to give around $75 to $100 per person. Many people give money in increments of 18 because it is symbolic to giving...
What to Expect at a Bar Mitzvah
If you’re attending your first Bar Mitzvah, you may not know what to expect. Bar Mitzvah is Hebrew for “son of commandment”, and when a Jewish boy turns 13, he has all the rights and obligations of an...