MAKE SOMETHING WORTH REMEMBERING

Winter puzzle potluck with friends

An easy January evening of shared food, a communal puzzle and conversation that does not need a party game host.

120 min2–8 peopleChildren with a grown-up; adapt for your group

Make the moment happen.

Choose a puzzle with a manageable number of pieces and clear colors. Invite guests to bring food or simply themselves.
Set food on a separate surface and sort edge pieces together. Give each person a small area to work on.
Take a break halfway for a meal and a round of what everyone is looking forward to this year.
Photograph the progress even if it is unfinished. Save the puzzle on a tray or agree that packing up is fine.

A little help: The goal is time together; finishing is optional.

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120 min · 2–8 people
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