potluck meal

Afterward, there was a potluck meal, with folk music and beautiful toasts.

Afterward, everyone ate a potluck meal under a white tent in a field of knee-high grass.

They celebrated Thanksgiving and Christmas with international potluck meals.

The food for the potluck meal was heavy on decorated cookies, fruitcakes, and boxes of candy.

A housewarming may involve a potluck meal.

In Branford, Conn., there was a potluck meal.

Unlike the usual potluck meal, each one of last year's 40 portable dishes was attractively presented on elegant platters with silver utensils.

Mr. Ullrich lives on West 49th Street and could not remember how he found out about the potluck meals.

Participants and spectators have developed traditions surrounding the event, such as intense last-minute rehearsals, potluck meals along the parade route, and a spirited awards ceremony.

Ruach Minyan alternates between catered dinners and potluck meals at peoples homes that are within walking distance of the synagogue.

In the Carolinas, it was low-country barbecue; in Texas, pit barbecue pulled crowds so large that commercial catering eventually eclipsed the family-honed potluck meals.

When they entertain at home, they may find some way to lessen the pressure, either by creating an informal buffet, having brunch instead of dinner, buying already-prepared foods or organizing a potluck meal.

There often is a religious service and a "dinner on the ground," the traditional term for a potluck meal in which people used to spread the dishes out on sheets or tablecloths on the grass.

Because of that they felt it was necessary to play several get-acquainted games, share potluck meals, and do an auction with Joe, as the auctioneer, wearing a huge pair of ladies pink panties which all the ladies autographed.

Since this parish began, the English speaking foreign celebrants have created a Council to run all of the parish activities including a Music Ministry, Youth Group, Rosary Group, potluck meals, an RCIA, and a Charity Ministry.

The college has a tradition of community meals, which all are invited to attend, that dates back to the early days on the Waukegan campus, when the whole community would meet for potluck meals and discuss matters of general interest in gatherings that eventually gave birth to the Assembly.

On October 25, after the longest public comments session in city history, the Irvine City Council unanimously changed their positions and granted the movement permission to set up tents and camp on the civic center's lawn, establishing a "protest village" for over two months, which featured speakers, music, movie nights and constant free potluck meals.