Kenny the Clown can now come to your next event for balloon twisting, face painting, or kids’ comedy magic shows as a Leprechaun!
If you’re expecting small guests at your adult brunch or dinner event, it can be hard to think of ideas to keep them busy and occupied. We get quotes every day for Baptism entertainment, ways to keep kids busy at weddings, Thanksgiving entertainment ideas, Bar and Bat-Mitzvah kids stations… you name it, we’ve done it.
Our biggest tips to clients are:
Our stilt walkers have a lot of training: but it’s still a hard job! Here’s how you can help keep our stilt walkers safe:
Now serving face painting, balloon twisting, and temporary tattoos for all of New Hampshire!
Because of growing demand on our Salem, MA office, we’re opening up a fourth location in NH! Because we’re still growing, the services we’re currently offering in NH include:
If you’re having a huge event (read: more than 100 guests looking for entertainment) Kaleidoscope has a few ways we can speed up your lines!
Let your guests grab-and-go a fast design, or stay-for-the-pro if they’re willing to wait!
Just hire two or four artists (depending on your event size): one to crank out tiny designs for wiggly toddlers or on-the-go parents, and a second to take their time on more elaborate designs.
Entertain the guests at your next holiday party! Choose from any of our packages (with or without holiday characters) and let us theme them to your Christmas, Hanukkah, or holiday party. Click to see some more info!
Many parents booking face painters or balloon twisters in CT, MA, and RI are booking party entertainment for the first time, and aren’t sure what questions they should be asking! We’ve done over a thousand birthday parties, so we know exactly what questions to ask any company–no matter who is doing your entertainment.
Super Hero parties are one of the most popular themes of the year for any age or gender. The reasons most companies don’t offer super hero performers are a little less than obvious:
- Expensive fiberglass costumes make heroes a pretty expensive entertainment–out of the budget of most birthday parties
- Kids interact with heroes the ways they’ve seen them interacted with. (Which, unfortunately, means they usually try to fight the heroes.)
- Costumes that involve masks make it hard to interact with children in the same way our princesses do.
So, instead of simply sending a costumed character to your party, we’ve put together a super-fun package for any super hero party: Build Your Own Hero! For the same budget as sending in a super hero (if not less) we have a special package for all of our favorite little heroes and villains:
Resident magician Magic Mike has been making jaws drop all around New Hampshire and Massachusetts with his magic shows at birthday parties, corporate events, weddings, and everywhere in between!
How do you entertain a teen who is not having any of it right now?
How do you convince a 12 year old who secretly wants to get their face painted that it’s okay?
And what do you even do for a 13th birthday?