Portable Air Conditioning and Heating -- an Educational Blog

I know, I know, the headline makes it sounds like we're going to try to convince you that you need outdoor event tent air conditioning year round.  Don't worry, we're not advocating running air conditioners in the cold winter months. But, there are valid reasons to consider air conditioning during the shoulder-season months -- the spring and fall months.

Having a beach wedding and reception is something that many couples dream about -- at least the bride-to-be! 

Have you ever been to Washington Nationals Ballpark?  I'm not much of a baseball fan (don't hate on me) but I have to tell you, this ballpark is beautiful!  One of the event venues within the ballpark is the PNC Diamond Club which boasts an expansive bar, comfortable lounge and "impressive behind-the-plate views of Nationals Park and outdoor porch."  Now you can add a climate controlled tent to that! 

I don't know about you but some special "holidays" just stress me out.  Like Earth Day -- every April 22nd we celebrate the anniversary of what some would call the modern environmental movement. 

Hands down, the Bible is the top selling book of all time.  People refer to it, study it and find inspiration in the lessons that come to life from the many pages of the Bible.  But it really all boils down to the 10 Commandments -- the golden rules for good living and a "cheat sheet" that simplifies the brilliance of the Bible.

We'll be the first to admit it -- tent air conditioners are not the only way to cool a tented event.  Not every event -- or every budget -- is suited for tent air conditioners. But let's be honest, "sweaty and miserable" is not how you want guests to remember your event!

One of the first questions asked when an event planner, tent rental company or bride calls to research tent cooling is, "How much does tent air conditioning cost?" 

Lots of people may think for the most part, chocolate is chocolate.  Of course there's milk chocolate, dark chocolate and white chocolate but beyond that, most people think there is little difference in chocolate. 

The Presidential Inauguration is probably, without a doubt, one of the largest public events held.  Anywhere.  Ever!  And since it's the third week of January in Washington, DC, you can bet the weather is almost always cold.  Sometimes frigid and freezing would be better adjectives to describe the sub zero temps many attendees endure for hours on end watching the parade the ceremony or attending one of the many outdoor events.