![]() OPEN HOUSES provide you and your guests an opportunity to mix and mingle and share some time…to just go with the flow. Generally they create a more casual type of gathering, and this can be perfect for impromptu celebrations or when budget is a strong consideration. The great thing about POTLUCKS is that your guests can take an active part in creating the party. Thus, as the host, you are responsible for providing all the goodies at your party and your guests get to show up, relax and enjoy the mood you’ve created for them. When throwing an OPEN HOUSE, you, the host, are in essence opening up your home and asking your guests to drop by any time that is convenient for them during a specified timeframe. When you throw a POTLUCK you are inviting your guests to share in the task of providing something for the party, traditionally the meal, but this can also include paper goods, drinks, music, or any other “gifts” or talents your friends and family may want to share. So, first, let’s clear up a few party terms and then chat about the benefits to each of these party types so that you can decide what kind of shindig you’re up for creating. ![]() I’m often asked the difference between a “potluck” and an “open house,” and receive comments like, “I just got invited to an open house and I don’t know what dish I should bring.” Can You Plan An Open House Potluck Party?
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