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Cleveland Holiday Party Entertainment

By Guest Blogger, Melinda Carter

For many people who host parties, the planning process can certainly end up bringing on a lot of pressure and difficulty. Taking care of the entertainment aspect of a large party, specifically, a holiday event can be the source of a lot of stress for a party planner. Even for some smaller occasions, thinking about hiring DJ and entertainment source may seem odd to some, but having music entertainment can not only ensure a good time but also reduce stress for holiday party planners.

For large scale holiday events, ensuring that there is good music and entertainment can sometimes be a major roadblock, especially if the party planner isn’t that familiar with sound systems. This is aside from the fact that the planners already have to worry about guests, food, activities and a host of other items to take care of.

Corporate holiday events offer a great chance to use a DJ for music entertainment. While the awards or speaking portion of these events won’t usually have a DJ, music is often a necessity for these types of parties where employees can bring their significant others for an enjoyable company party. Having a DJ at holiday corporate events allows the opportunity to create the social atmosphere that’s needed to make for a successful celebration.

Community holiday parties and large scale holiday parties can also benefit greatly with a DJ on hand. Whether it’s a Christmas party for a local organization or a large scale New Year’s celebration, having a DJ sets a great backdrop for a good gathering. One excellent trend in the area lately is the increase in community events at Columbus apartment complexes and neighborhood activity centers. These types of gatherings tend to bring in plenty of attendees from the area. Having a DJ in these activity centers will take care of the music portion, while event planners can handle the rest of the activities with minimal stress.

Of course, the necessity of a DJ is not just limited to holiday parties. As 2012 gets into full swing, wedding season will come along, as well as a host of other types of corporate parties and events where a DJ would be a great addition. In the end, a DJ can help make the gathering more memorable by adding good entertainment and lightening the planning.

“Melinda Carter is a recent graduate and creative writer from the University of Texas El Paso. As an aspiring writer, she specializes in topics such as music and travel, which are two of her favorite hobbies.”

Cleveland Lighting DJs at Marriott in Warrensville

Cleveland Bar Mitzvah DJs helped host a Bar Mitzvah at Marriott East in Warrensville Heights, Ohio. The Rock The House DJs played music and provided MC host services for the event. They also brought in party dancers to motivate the crowd to dance and participate at the party. Rock The House lighting also made a memorable impact on the event. In addition, novelties such as fun hats and glasses were also handed out to guests for them to dress up with. Check out the Rock The House website for more information on Bar Mitzvah DJs or other event entertainment.

Happy Holidays from Rock The House

Today was the Rock The House Holiday office pot-luck lunch party.

There were so many highlights…

  • Homemade (mostly) dishes including a deep-fried turkey
  • Holiday decorations (this year’s theme – A Modern Christmas)
  • Charades (difficult phrases like “Snake in the Grass”, “Pittsburgh Steeler”s, and more)
  • National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation
  • Secret Santa Gift Exchange
  • Holiday Music

When you host events for a living, the bar is pretty high for your own parties!

Cleveland Bar Mitzvah Lighting DJs – Masonic Auditorium

Cleveland Bar Mitzvah DJs helped host a Bar Mitzvah at the Masonic Auditorium in Cleveland, Ohio. The DJs provided music and MC services for the event. They also brought in party dancers to motivate the crowd to dance and participate at the party.

Rock The House lighting really made a great impact on the event. Just some of the lighting options chosen for the event were the following: lighting designer, stage lighting, uplights, gobo monograms, and feature lighting. This event also had games like DJ Hero and Guitar Hero for the guests to enjoy. Novelties such as fun hats and glasses were also handed out to guests for them to dress up with. Check out the Rock The House website for more information on Bar and Bat Mitzvah DJs or other event entertainment.

Graffiti Rock! Digital Graffiti Wall

Cleveland’s premier full-service entertainment company, Rock The House Entertainment, rolled out our newest product recently, Graffiti Rock! Digital Graffiti Wall.

Rock The House is known throughout Cleveland, Columbus, and the Akron/Canton region of Ohio for their high energy MCs and DJs. The word is also getting out more and more that our lighting design team is second to none. What you may not know is that Rock The House has many exciting extra entertainment options that can make a big impact on your event.

One such innovation is Graffiti Rock! Digital Graffiti Wall. This technology provides intuitive controls for your guests and engages them in a fun activity for a variety of occasions. The guest uses one of our custom paint can controllers and holds down a button to “draw” on our large projection screen. Projected on the screen is a photo of the guest or any other aspect of your event. Each time it is used, it can be a new image. This activity is a fun interactive experience for the guest drawing on the picture as well as other guests who get to watch it taking place.

Once the guest is finished drawing, Rock The House can print out their work surrounded by a custom digital “framing” around the photo. This frame on the image can include the name and date of the event as well as incorporating colors and themes.

This concept provides your guests with a fun activity that is inherently creative as well as a personalized favor for them to remember the event by. Visit the Rock The House Website for other creative entertainment concepts and a list of all of our exciting services.

Your Team – Rock The House

Team RTH

One of Rock The House’s points of pride is our ability to work together as a team. At the beginning of each week, the department heads meet to discuss our past week’s events and look ahead to the following week.  These meetings allow us to celebrate a successful week’s worth of events and provide us the ability to learn and grow from our client’s feedback.  In addition to this weekly meeting, as well as many informal meetings throughout the week, our full-time office staff meets once a quarter at an off-premise location to discuss our company-wide goals. This is a great opportunity for all of our departments to get together, think creatively, and have an open discussion on innovative ways to enhance our client’s events.

So what does all this mean to you, as a client or potential client? All of these meetings are centered around one central theme: how can Rock The House create an event that will exceed your expectations?

Let us show you what we can do for your upcoming event:

www.rthgroup.com | 440.232.7625

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State Chemical Centennial Celebrations

Celebrating 100 Years

Rock The House Entertainment Group was chosen to help plan and execute a two-day international conference which included a number of special celebrations. State Chemical brings together their entire sales force from all over the United States, Canada, and Puerto Rico to discuss new products and sales tactics. What made this conference extra special is that they also celebrated the company’s 100th anniversary. Founded in Cleveland in 1911 by the Zucker family, the company has grown considerably over the last century.

Rock The House arranged for many different aspects of this two-day seminar and event weekend. Opening sessions, a multitude of breakout sessions, and a gala dinner all took place at the Renaissance Hotel in downtown Cleveland. Rock The House provided lighting, sound equipment and production, photography, videography, video production of short films, event planning, and entertainment throughout the two days. The last event of the weekend was dinner and dancing at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Mayor Frank Jackson was in attendance to celebrate the company’s centennial.

Rock The House is very proud to work with this prestigious and successful Cleveland company on an event that cements them as one of Cleveland’s greatest success stories.

Cleveland Bat Mitzvah Lighting DJs at B’nai Jeshurun

Cleveland Bat Mitzvah DJs helped host a Bat Mitzvah at B’nai Jeshurun in Pepper Pike, Ohio. The DJs provided music and MC services for the event. They also brought in party dancers to motivate the crowd to dance and participate at the party. Rock The House lighting really made a great impact on the event. Novelties such as fun hats and glasses were also handed out to guests for them to dress up with. Check out the Rock The House website for more information on Bar Mitzvah DJs or other event entertainment.

Cleveland Mitzvah Lighting DJs at the Bertram Inn

Rock The House at Bertram Inn

Cleveland Bar Mitzvah DJs, Rock The House Entertainment, helped host a Bat Mitzvah at Bertram Inn in Aurora, Ohio. The DJs provided music and MC services for the event. They also brought in party dancers to motivate the crowd to dance and participate at the party.Rock The House lighting really made a great impact on the event. Novelties such as fun hats and glasses were also handed out to guests for them to dress up with. Check out the Rock The House website for more information on Bar Mitzvah DJs or other event entertainment.

ISES Cleveland – Jewish Wedding Trends Podcast

ISES Cleveland

On Tuesday, November 8, 2011 the Cleveland chapter of ISES (International Special Events Society) hosted an informative event at Temple Emanu El entitled: “Jewish Wedding Trends“. Rock The House team members were on-hand to learn from authorities on Jewish customs and event trends in the community. Rabbi Steven Denker explained why certain rituals are observed and their origins while conducting a mock wedding ceremony at the Temple.

Renee Higer and Eileen Benson informed the group what modern Jewish brides are looking for in a ceremony and reception while keeping it fun and interesting. ISES Cleveland conducted a live tweeting session during the event from their Twitter feed. In addition, Rock The House recorded the event as a Podcast.

The hour-long event is available here to listen to:

Jewish Wedding Trends with Cleveland ISES by igotrocked

Thanks to the following ISES sponsors for making this event possible: