An Anchorage birthday depends entirely on the month. A June birthday can be outdoors at ten at night in full daylight. A January one needs to be indoors, early, and genuinely worth putting the parka on for.
1. A private murder mystery party
Ours, and first because it is the best winter answer here by a distance. Everyone gets a character and a secret, and it is indoors and warm.
We come to your venue — a house, a community hall, a private room downtown.
2. A summer solstice party
A genuine Alaskan institution and unlike anything else in the country. Only works once a year.
3. A private dining room
Downtown has good rooms for twenty to forty, and the seafood is a real draw for visiting guests.
4. A cabin weekend
The classic Alaskan celebration. Requires planning and a smaller group.
5. A brewery buyout
A genuinely good local scene. Better for a drinking crowd.
6. A day trip to Girdwood
Forty minutes down one of the world's great drives. A proper occasion.
7. Bowling or an indoor venue
Weather-proof and warm, which for much of the year is the whole argument.
8. A house party with something planned
Cheapest and most flexible, and in this climate by far the most common. Needs a plan.
If it is January and you need a reason for people to leave the house, We bring the host, the storyline and every piece of the game to your venue, and we ask for about 45 days so it can be staffed and prepared properly. Pricing and availability shows what your guest count works out to, you can book a date directly, and the contact page reaches a person if you would rather talk it through first.
