Alright, so they're not technically kids. But teens and 20-somethings are kids to me so let's roll with that. Anyway, many of them are turning their backs to the wilder nightlife and instead rolling up to “Powerpoint Parties”.
<Gasp> Say it ain't so.
But it is, and it's kind of hilarious.
Keep it fresh. Keep it fun. Keep it quirky. Keep it real. And above all else, keep it coming.
Twentysomethings and teens are throwing “presentation parties” where attendees make wacky slideshows based on themes. PowerPoint parties took off during the pandemic as a way for strangers to break the ice and hangout on Zoom, but the fad has migrated to an in-person activity for work colleagues after hours, bachelorette parties and other gatherings.
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