Im wondering how to open up a teen night club. but i don't know where to start?
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Go to http://www.score.org/ to find the nearest SCORE chapter.  Contact them to arrange for a free one on one meeting with a SCORE counselor about opening up a teen night club.\n\nSCORE is a nonprofit organization. They provide a public service by offering small business advice and training. .\n\nSCORE's 10,500 volunteers have more than 600 business skills. Volunteers share their wisdom and lessons learned in business. The volunteers are working/retired business owners, executives and corporate leaders.
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Some ideas:\n\nYou and a couple of other guys can start a sort of babysitting/big brothers business.  If you have a lot of younger boys in your area that are latch key kids or live in a single parent home or simply have 2 parents that both work you can charge per hour or day, pick them up at school, help them or monitor them with homework then "hang out" play ball, hit the park, ride bikes or play video games. \n\nIf your school doesnt have vending machines or the vending machines offer limited choices you can buy candy in bulk (for a discount price) at Sams Club or Costcos or BJ's (depending on what part of the country you live in) and resell them to kids at school (of course for a profit).\n\nYou can create "business cards" on your computer (go to staples or Office Max and buy a pack, visit the website www.avery.com or www.staples.com and use their free business card software to create them.  You can bike or walk around your area and hand these out...simple is good. Your name and number (only people you know and ask your parents permission FIRST) offer yard work, car washing, help with homework, that sort of thing)\n\nAsk you parents if they have or can create an ebay account so that you can sell things, then go through all of your old stuff and ask your friends to go through all of their stuff as well.  You can sell old video games, videos, cd's, sports equipment and clothing.   If you do sell something of a friends deduct the listing price (unless they paid that upfront) and deduct 5-15% of the final profit for yourself.\n\nYou can use the same idea above and have a yard sale and let all of your friends know, especially if they have complimented stuff you own.\n\nThe links below are some other ideas for teens in business for themselves.\n\nBest of Luck.
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I know Memphis has had a teen club in the past, but I'm not so sure they have one now.  If there is one, I'm sure there is no list to be on...there's just not that much of a demand.  I did so some looking and asking around for you, though - sorry!
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start from your self. like minded flock together and raise a group creat a party and form a community. but you will have to start from yourself.\nall the best \n(muse_christ@yahoo.com)
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If you have a pool then pool party. If you have a basement then have the party there you and your friends should have dance contests if you in teens maybe true or dare spin the bottle anything that will get the people hyped if its just you and maybe 7-8 friends go to a amusement park
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Dude, have I got the help for you.  I've just gone through all this mess trying to start a movement here in Tacoma.  First things first, you have to have a name that grabs peoples attention, both for the group and for the forum.  Then you pitch the idea to local groups, like the Democrats or the Greens or some other local organization.  If you're shy, you can spread the word via email lists, forums, message boards, or other media.  Then when you get a few hits of people who are interested, you can ask them if they have any resources you can use.  Use the cheapest means available to raise awareness of your event.  If there are community calendars or bulletin boards at places of social significance, plaster them liberally.\n\nStart a blog.  Check out the one I started at www.apctahoma.blogspot.com  There you can see that I really created the whole concept right there on the spot.  It takes a little work to set up and to post to, but you can do it for free over at blogger.com.  With a blog you can update members about meetings, post cool articles, and build an online community.  What you really want to do is find a techie or group of techies who like your cause and want to help promote it with their expertise.  Without that kind of help, you're stuck just working on messaging your event and tooling it to appeal to a broad base of folks.  Which can be effective, but the sooner you get an active web presence and good media materials, you won't be seen as quite professional enough.\n\nSponsors are critical, whether it's your local Labor Council or a small local business.  Use the resources you have to open up other resources.\n\nSince you're a college student, you have access to something other people don't have: college faculty.  Find a teacher who believes in what you believe, and let him tell you how it's done.  Most active teachers will love to help you set up something like this, particularly poltical science or history professors.\n\nAlso, critical to this work is picking events that have action related stuff in the ad.  So it could be writing letters, marching, hearing speeches, interacting in workshops, drumming or eating, whatever the activity is.  And it should imply that something is actually going to be accomplished.  Folks usually only like to go to process-type meetings if they're involved in the leadership, so instead set up some fun activities for the group to do.  You might even partner up with a local charity and do something jointly together as a way of bringing your networks together.  In this day and age, service attracts a lot of interesting people.\n\nAnd know your audience.  If your audience is sophomores and juniors have good music, very little drama, and a whole lot of interesting conversation, and the good times will roll.  With seniors and beyond, focus on events as they can fit into a full-time  grownup's busy schedule.\n\nAlso incorporate elements of you into everything you do.  If you like art, get some art for your event.  If you like piano, get yourself a pianist.  Remember, if it isn't fun, you won't keep doing it.  And you have to keep doing it.\n\nGo ahead and steal this title idea "Speak Your Peace - A Community Forum on the Future of Democracy" Perhaps that will inspire you to come up with good ideas of your own.\n\nGood luck, and never stop believing in the power of good people to do great things.
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Fist thing would be to find a city, or mall that will allow you to open a such business.... Then I guess it would be order a bunch of products and open up... making sure that you only sell to people that are the appropriate age.... Police like to send under age people in stores like that...\n\nGood Luck
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Most other 15 year olds are in your same shoes.\nIts not til you get older and go to clubs that you have a better idea.\nYou can get some ideas from music videos though.\nI have a link you may enjoy but you need to watch all the segways....may help you a littlehttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dMH0bHeiRNg\nbut search youtube when you have a chance put in something like school dance and see if there are clips as well
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If you're looking to start a youth club look at http://www.usyouthsoccer.org/
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Find out which clubs have open mike nights, and go play for them.  The people who are looking for talent really do frequent such places.
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Here's a few ideas:\n\n1. Ask at a local bike shop if they know of any clubs.\n\n2. Go to your local YMCA and offer to start a club - they can help you market the idea, and it's a good focus organization.\n\n3. If there's a Craig's List for your city or state, post a notice under the "community" or "activities" or whatever link - you won't get spammed because you can create an anonymous Craig's List e-mail box and reply only to what you want to.  www.craigslist.org.\n\nHave fun!
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be friednly and talk to heaps of different people and just try and be open. Join clubs that you may be of interest to you and just be nice to people
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You need to create a positive community that these kids can look to.  That means creating a group that has certain goals or purpose.  Maybe it can be finding a place for kids to play together and organizing games, to start.\nThen as your group grows, you can organize more elaborate events that they help put together.  And meanwhile you look for the resources you need, a building, food, etc.\nThe key is to get them involved in improving their own lives.\n\nAs your group comes together, appeal to those who do have resources to help with what you need.  Start small, aiming to grow larger as a network.  You often find that people know people or work for people that may be sympathetic to your idea and may want to help.\n\nYes, if you want this to happen, it will have to be part of everything you do.  It is a huge problem.  Good luck.
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Go to your City Hall and ask for advice on what you should do to start a non-profit organization. They should have all the answers for you. That is great someone wanting to do something for girls.
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Get your club name out in public as much as you can! Make shirts, put up signs, banners, flags, handouts, flyers, anything that you can do to get people to notice your club and find interest in it. Make sure that they are eye catching. hope this helps
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Club promoter can do any of the following:\n\n- spread the word about the new club\n- sponsor a club night bringing with them their own style of music, decoration and atmosphere to the club\n- bring celebrities and A-listers to the club\n- make sure that the media such as PageSix and other gossip or lifestyle media knows about the club\n- deal with companies to prepare for swag giveaways\n\nThey land their jobs by becoming a mainstay of clubs and knowing influential and key people -- this is a business where who you know counts a lot. You'd get more gigs if you are known as the promoter who can bring celebrities and crowds to a club
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First ur club must be THE talked club in town before its opening, repend the rumor that there are gonna be too many epople and u have to come early to get in place....invite a great DJ for the grand opening.. depending of the kind of music that is...U can split the club in 2...one half with sofas and chilling music and one half with a real dancefloor...or if u dont have enough space, or money, u can just do 1 dancefloo..people judge a club primarely by its DJ so if the music is great and alcohol is cheap, people will have a great time and come back. The price of alcohol dosnt have to be THAT cheap, just the lowest price of all the good clubs in the area. Build Fire resistant counters and let the barmaids lit it on fire one during a night (with alcohol) always amazez me when they do that! These are all the tips i can think of.