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Opening Ceremony  - have a night inOlympic rings

It's only 3 days to go until the start of the Olympic Games and The London Organising Committee of the Olympic and Paralympic Games (LOCOG) have put some ideas together to help you, your family and friends celebrate London 2012 in style. Whether you are organising an opening night party or arranging something for a particular event they have a useful set of downloadable toolkits for everyone to use to help plan their celebrations here.

You could:

Ring bells
Start the celebrations early by hosting an All The Bells event and join thousands of others ringing bells at 8.12am as part of the London 2012 Festival.

Decorate and celebrate
Get everyone involved - there’s plenty to make for all ages. Attempt 100 metres of paper chains or theme your party food. Blow up balloons and make them look like Olympic Rings.

Get cooking
It’s time to put your pinny on and get cooking with recipes to feed a family or a sports team. Try Pendleton pizza for a tasty snack, or cheese-straw oars for perfect finger food. And finish off with ‘dive right in’ punch – delicious.

Wear your glad rags
Face paint an eye on your forehead and wear blue or orange to mimic our mascots. Come in the colour of an Olympic Ring. Or you could go for the ancient Olympic Games look and make a toga.

Games for the Games
A party’s not complete without games. Get into teams and play bingo, or race Wenlock down your living room.

The Malvern Theatre is showing a number of daytime and evening events on a big screen in the Forum Theatre over the two weeks of the Olympic Games. Admission is FREE and for further details please visit their website: http://www.malvern-theatres.co.uk/events/1283.html

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