Frame tents equipped with sidewalls for added protection from weather and a more enclosed atmosphere.
Best for: Corporate events, fundraisers, private parties, seasonal events
Our Keder frame tent sidewall options include solid or windowed. $2.50/ft.
Regular frame tent sidewall options include solid, clear, or windowed. $2.00/ft.
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View our Complete Tent Reference Guide to see our sizes, pricing, and guest capacity for every tent style we offer.
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October marks a shift in the outdoor event season. The heat of summer starts to fade, evenings grow a little cooler, and many families and businesses take advantage of the milder weather to host weddings, celebrations, and gatherings outdoors. Whether you’re planning a fall wedding, a company event, or a family celebration, October offers some of the most comfortable conditions of the year for hosting outside.
Football season is officially here, and for many families and friend groups, that means gathering before kickoff to eat, socialize, and get ready to cheer on their favorite team. Whether you’re hosting a backyard tailgate before heading to the stadium or setting up a full watch-party experience at home, a little planning can turn a casual get-together into the highlight of game day.
Labor Day weekend is one of the last big opportunities to gather outdoors before the weather cools down. Whether you’re hosting a backyard cookout, a neighborhood get-together, or a larger community event, planning ahead helps ensure everything comes together smoothly.
Because so many families and neighborhoods host events the same weekend, getting your plans in place early can make the difference between a relaxed celebration and a last-minute scramble.
