Office Holiday Party Ideas & Entertainment in Houston

We bring the host and the game to your office Downtown, in the Galleria and Uptown, the Energy Corridor or the Texas Medical Center, set up before the party and clean up after. Nobody crosses the 610 Loop in a December downpour to reach a venue.

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Holiday party formats we bring to Houston offices

Each runs about an hour with a live host; pair two for a full party. Running it yourself? Try our holiday party games for work.

Prices and December booking dates

List prices for Houston, the same numbers the booking page quotes, and when to book for December.

Format30 guests60 guests100 guests150 guests
Feud Night$1,750$2,200$2,200$2,650
Music Bingo$1,750$2,200$2,200$2,650
Team Trivia$1,750$2,200$2,200$2,650
Blitz-Speed Trivia$1,750$2,200$2,200$2,650
Canvas Painting$2,400$4,050$6,250$9,000
Watercolor Card Decorating$2,310$3,870$5,950$8,550

Food, drinks and the room are yours. Booking two formats? Ask for both in one quote.

For a party on Thursday, Dec 17, book by

Our standard lead times: 2 weeks for hosted games, 3 for painting, 4 for custom branding or questions.

Hosted games (2 weeks ahead)
Dec 3
Painting workshops (3 weeks ahead)
Nov 26
Custom branding or questions (4 weeks ahead)
Nov 19

A sample two-hour party in Houston

A Thursday, 3:00 to 5:00 pm, 100 guests. A big afternoon party for a whole floor: two games that scale to a room of 100, finished at 5 while the Park & Ride buses home are still running often.

  1. Before 3:00

    Check every sightline

    The host sets up sound, scoring and bingo cards. With 100 people, arrange tables so everyone can see the TV or projector before the room fills.

  2. 3:00 pm

    Feud Night

    Tables become teams and answer the host's survey questions at once by QR code. Mix departments at each table, so people who only know each other from email have to agree on one answer.

  3. 4:00 pm

    Thank-you and a reset

    Leadership gets five minutes at the front while the host switches the screen to bingo.

  4. 4:05 pm

    Music Bingo

    Pick an era from the 70s to today. Every player has a card, so the game works the same for 100 people as for 20, and no music knowledge is needed.

  5. 5:05 pm

    Last BINGO, then the bus

    Park & Ride riders walk to their stop, and drivers head for the Katy Freeway or 59 with the party behind them.

At 100 guests: Feud Night $2,200 + Music Bingo $2,200 = $4,400 at list prices.

At your office or venue

What we bring to your Houston office, what we need from you, and how the price grows with headcount. We handle setup and cleanup.

Hosted games

Feud Night · Music Bingo · Team Trivia · Blitz-Speed Trivia

We bring

  • Live support
  • A professional host
  • Printed bingo cards and daubers (Music Bingo)

You provide

  • Tables and chairs for every guest
  • A TV or projector with an HDMI cable
  • Phones to scan a QR code (or a web browser) (Feud Night and Team Trivia)

Space: One room where every table can see the screen. Teams sit together, so a conference room, pantry or open floor all work.

Headcount and price: Feud Night, Music Bingo, Team Trivia and Blitz-Speed Trivia are $1,750 for up to 50 guests, plus $450 for each additional 50.

Painting workshops

Canvas Painting · Watercolor Card Decorating

We bring

  • A professional host
  • Setup
  • Cleanup
  • Every painting supply

You provide

  • Water access
  • Tables and chairs for every guest
  • Trash cans (Canvas Painting)

Space: Table space for each painter and a sink or water source nearby. Aprons come in the kit.

Headcount and price: Canvas Painting is $55 a person plus a $750 base fee. Watercolor Card Decorating is $52 a person plus a $750 base fee.

Planning a December party in Houston

Whether your team sits Downtown, in the Galleria area, the Energy Corridor or the Medical Center, these are the Houston details that shape a December party.

  1. Park & Ride sets the clock

    Many Houston commuters ride METRO Park & Ride buses from suburban lots into Downtown, Uptown and the Medical Center. Those buses run most often around the evening peak, so a party that ends by 5 keeps riders on their usual bus.

  2. Plan for rain, not snow

    December in Houston is mild, but cold fronts can bring heavy rain that floods streets and underpasses quickly. A party at your own office means nobody drives an unfamiliar route in a storm, and a hard freeze is rare enough to treat as a backup-date question.

  3. Downtown tunnels close early

    Downtown's pedestrian tunnels let guests walk between buildings out of the weather, but most sections only open on weekdays and close around 6 pm. If people are coming from another Downtown building, an afternoon party lets them use the tunnels both ways.

  4. Galleria traffic in December

    Holiday shoppers pack Westheimer and Post Oak around the Galleria all month. Teams in Uptown should end before the late-afternoon crush or well after it, and visitors from other offices should leave extra time.

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Houston holiday party questions

How much does office holiday party entertainment cost in Houston?

Feud Night, Music Bingo, Team Trivia and Blitz-Speed Trivia are $1,750 for up to 50 guests, plus $450 for each additional 50. Canvas Painting is $55 a person plus a $750 base fee. Watercolor Card Decorating is $52 a person plus a $750 base fee. That covers the host, the game and, for the painting formats, every supply. Food, drinks and the room are yours to arrange.

How far ahead should we book a December holiday party in Houston?

Book hosted games at least 2 weeks ahead and painting workshops at least 3 weeks ahead; branding or custom questions need 4 weeks. For Thursday, Dec 17, that means booking games by Dec 3 and painting by Nov 26. If your date is sooner than that, ask us; we confirm what we can run in your plan.

Do you come to offices in the Energy Corridor, Sugar Land or The Woodlands?

Our hosts travel to offices and venues in the Houston area. Send the address with your date and we confirm coverage for addresses outside the city when we send your plan.

Our Medical Center team works shifts. Can we still have one party?

Yes. Pick a two-hour window that overlaps the end of one shift and the start of the next, so both groups get some of it. Music Bingo is the most forgiving format for people who arrive late or leave early, so run it at the edge of the shift change.

What do we need to provide for a party at our office?

A room with tables and chairs, a TV or projector with an HDMI cable for the games, and phones to scan a QR code. The painting formats also need water access and trash cans. We bring the host, the game, the scoring and, for painting, every supply, and we handle setup and cleanup.

What if more people show up than we planned for?

Give us your best headcount estimate; we use it to plan hosts and support. We can take extra guests on the day, and if attendance is well over your estimate we invoice the difference.

Can remote employees join the party?

The in-person formats are built for people in the room. For remote staff, book a virtual holiday party on Zoom (Microsoft Teams, Google Meet or Webex on request) on another day, or run one for the whole company.

Can we add holiday gifts for the team?

Yes. Pair the party with corporate holiday gifts shipped to each person, which also covers anyone who can't make it to the office that day.

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