Firefighter Birthday Party

We just planned this fabulous party at the New York Fire Museum last week. It was a spectacular party and all 30 kids had  a blast!

There were balloon artists, face painters, cupcake decorating (with lots of candy eating), and a firefighter to lead the 4 year-olds through a series of drills and activities!
This beautiful birthday cake made to look like the birthday boy and his dog.

The little firefighters had to stay hydrated with all that activity so we picked out these fabulous fire hydrant water bottles to keep them well watered!

All children became fire fighters when they dawned their fire chief hats and their snazzy personalized fire fighter jackets.

The room was decorated with balloons and a beautiful personalized birthday banner.

Grown ups and children alike decorated their arms and faces with colorful and glittery paints.

The children bounced all though out the party!

And all that was left on the floor was a pile of shoes.

It was quite a spectacle to see!

Long colorful tubes were part of the obstacle course during the children’s fire training.

And no child went home empty handed! They each had a bag with their uniforms, a fireman book and a cute dalmatian dog.

Pulice Museum Superhero Party

Our Police Museum Parties are truly one-of-a-kind. We just
celebrated a special someone’s 4th birthday yesterday with a guest appearance of
a Superhero. The party was a total hit and the children were thrilled to have a
superhero among them.

The Police Museum offers a few different parties:

• Superhero Party 
• McGruff and the Case of the Missing Birthday Cake        
• Police Academy Boot Camp Party
• Scavenger Hunt                                                                
• Who-Done-It Movie Making Party                                    
• “Breaking News” Movie Making Party
• And for the younger ones: Junior Discovery Zone

As guests arrive in the beautifully decorated birthday room, they are enlisted in the police academy by getting

measured, finger printed and receive a name badge.

Then they go through a series of warm up exercises that we call boot camp. A few obstacle courses, running through a tube and jumping inside hula hoops.

In yesterday’s birthday party, the Superhero taught the children some superhero powers of his own.

The children had decorated their own Superhero capes so they passed superhero's training with flying colors.

The superhero leads the children through a scavenger hunt through the museum in search of a special treasure, a birthday crown for the birthday child.

They search up and down, high and low, round and round in the different halls of the museum, after a very funny visit to jail, they finally find the crown and the birthday child is crowned.

Hungry tummies then proceed to the birthday party room where their coronation feast awaits them, lunch and birthday cake!

And with all goodbyes, we always send our little guests off with a bag of goodies.

Police Museum Parties can be held weekdays and weekends. Superhero parties can include the superhero of your child’s choice.

Race Car Birthday Party

Linda Kaye's Partymakers just had a fun filled weekend hosting many children's Birthday Parties. Here is a highlight of one of the birthday parties, the Race Car Birthday Party for a 3 year old.

Race-Car-Themed party goods and festive bouquets of helium balloons greeted the guests as 21 three-year-olds entered a gym filled with fun filled activities. There was a large personalized Race Car banner  displayed prominently just above the birthday table to highlight the birthday child.

 

 

Popover cupcakes in race car cupcake holders awaited the children to try their hands at  a cupcake decorating station. Children added sugar cars,  traffic light colored candies and sprinkles to make their individual cupcakes a masterpiece.. The children loved this activity because it meant they could eat cake just after breakfast! The parents would have loved for the kids to wait to eat their cupcakes later but they gave in when they saw how much fun they were having.

A  facepainter granted the wishes of each child for a special design to wear, including a very special unicorn princess and a spiderman. Even the grown ups loved having their faces and hands painted with colorful designs.

And there was no physical activity lacking either, between the toddler tumbler and a VW car filled with balls. the children couldn't have asked for a better way to spend their sunday!  They were also thrilled with the carnival games which offered them a multitude of prizes- no winning necessary!

The children also received a very fun surprise visit from a Race Car Driver (Entertainer) who led them through a series of physical activities such as the limbo, tube crawling and even showed them how to make balloon figures! After having completed all the race car tasks the children 'graduated' from Race Car training with their very own Race Car Cap.

The afternoon continued delicious refreshments and a fabulous race car cake designed by Chef Sara Pereira for Partymakers.  The color of the car reflected the birthday child's favorite color: green. 

And of course no birthday party is complete without a few goodie bags given out at the end of the party for each child:  toys, stickers and their individual personalized place mat!

This was a fantastic party, lots of fun and play, the happiest birthday a child could ask for, and that's all Partymakers asks for!