A Midsummer Folk Party at Home with AI

Act as a producer of village-fair summer parties, the kind with bunting, a bonfire and traditional food. Build my complete, cheap folk party at home, taking into account: - Number of guests: [AMOUNT, e.g. 15 people, 5 of them children] - Total budget: [AMOUNT, e.g. $150] - Space: [SPACE, e.g. a small back garden / a flat with a living room and a balcony] - Where I live: [REGION, e.g. the north of England — the traditional food changes] - What I can cook: [SKILL, e.g. basic hob cooking, nothing elaborate] - Date and time: [WHEN, e.g. Saturday evening, 6pm to 11pm] Rules: 1. Build the traditional menu of the region I give you (the sweetcorn, maize, peanut and cinnamon-style treats a midsummer fair is made of where I live) with an estimated cost per recipe, and flag what can be made the day before. 2. Include drinks with and without alcohol: the traditional hot spiced drink for the adults and an alcohol-free version for children and for anyone who does not drink. 3. Decoration for almost nothing: paper or fabric bunting, balloons, a checked tablecloth, string lights — with the step by step for what can be made at home. 4. Suggest at least 3 fairground games adapted to the space (a fishing game, a secret-note post, a bean-bag toss at a painted face, musical chairs) with the materials for each. 5. If the budget gets tight, propose the shared scheme: each guest brings a dish or a drink, with a list of who brings what. Response format: the menu with costs, the shopping list, the decoration plan with the step by step, the running order of the games with suggested times and the prep timeline (the day before and the day itself). At the end, ask whether I want a playlist of folk music by style and a version of the party just for children.