We're Baaaaack!

Back from Vacation and Busy with Amazing Events at Pierpont Place

As you may have noticed, yours truly has been out of town for a few weeks. That's not to say that anything has stopped the rest of the Pierpont and Premier team from creating top notch events here in Salt Lake!

Naughty Girl Scout Martini and Gangnam Style (unfortunately)

We Are All A Little Irish

Hosted Salt Lake Chamber's March Women Business Forum Mixer St. Patrick's Day is an excellent excuse to celebrate being Irish(ish???). At Pierpont Place, we're all a little Irish(ish) and certainly know how to party like an Irish lass! Pierpont Place hosted the Salt Lake Chamber's March Women's Business Forum Mixer, exemplifying our business savvy as a fully female owned and operated business. 

Female entrepreneurs within the community joined us to sip on our Naught Girl Scout Martinis, sample our delicious appetizers (dates stuffed with almonds and herb cheese, wrapped in bacon, and dipped in raspberry sauce), and network with other successful businesswomen. An Irish duo entertained guests on the cello and guitar, raffle prizes were won, and connections were made.

But don't let this event allow you to think that we only host events for adults! It's prom season and personally, I'm so excited!! While my proms (all four) were all about dressing up and the after party, Bingham High certainly had an event to remember, thanks to Premier Event Services.

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Throwing a Kick Butt Party at Pierpont Place

What do you do when it's a week before spring officially starts, and the weather is 75, sunny, and for lack of a better word, GLORIOUS?? Well, if you're with Premier Event Services you throw a kick butt party!! 

Dancing on our toes and rolling the dice!

Dancing On Our Toes at Pierpont Place

I have to consider myself lucky when looking back on my childhood. My hippie parents were dedicated to getting my sister and I to each and every extracurricular activity we were a part of. My older sister, the daintier of the two of us, was a ballet dancer, while I was more interested in the physically violent sports (watch a women's water polo match). Regardless, I spent countless hours a week doing homework in the local dance studio and watching my sister pirouette and plié, and I grew to love ballet.