Kids' Party — Elva

A kids' party in Elva means a community hall with concrete acoustics or a rented room above a café with one outlet rated for a vacuum cleaner. The ceiling is never high enough for a proper truss, so you rig what you can from the beams if they'll take the weight, or you build it all from the floor and hope nobody backs into a stand.

The power matters more than the playlist. Find the breaker panel before you unload, count what you can pull, and bring everything that needs twelve amps or more on a separate line. Most of the small venues here share a grid with the kitchen, and halfway through the second game, someone plugs in a kettle.