Hosted games
A host who brings the energy.
Hosted game shows and team challenges give Frankfort guests a reason to cheer, with simple rules and quick rounds that work for every age.
The Game Guy Scott Keeling
Planning a community festival, a school field day or an office picnic in Frankfort? Scott Keeling, The Game Guy, brings giant games, carnival favorites and group challenges to homes, schools, churches, workplaces and venues throughout Franklin County, as well as nearby Lawrenceburg, Versailles and Georgetown.
Frankfort, game on.
Franklin County game rentals & more
Organizing a community day, picking games for a Frankfort school or church event, or curious about starting a game rental company? Choose your starting point.
Your Frankfort game host
Scott Keeling has spent 35 years hosting live entertainment and building games by hand. Frankfort is an easy drive east on I-64 from his Louisville-area base, and he has returned for several years to an annual Frankfort community event held with the Frankfort Police Department.
Scott's start in Las Vegas entertainment taught him how to keep a crowd engaged, and he brings that same energy to community days, parties and workplace events across Franklin County.
Because he builds many of his games himself, Scott knows how each one plays and how much room it needs. That makes planning easier for a Frankfort park, a school gymnasium or a church fellowship hall.
Scott Keeling
The Game Guy · Event Entertainment
Hosted games
Hosted game shows and team challenges give Frankfort guests a reason to cheer, with simple rules and quick rounds that work for every age.
Handmade games
Much of the collection started as Scott's own designs, and he builds custom and branded games for Franklin County businesses, schools and organizations.
Teaching the trade
Scott also teaches people who want to build games or start a rental company, sharing what 35 years of construction, events and business have taught him.
Franklin County, let's play.
Frankfort · Lawrenceburg · Versailles · GeorgetownFrankfort · Franklin County · Kentucky
Frankfort is Kentucky's capital city and the Franklin County seat, with the Kentucky River winding through downtown and the State Capitol just across the river. It sits about 55 miles east of Louisville by way of I-64. When organizers here want guests up and playing, The Game Guy brings giant games, carnival favorites and interactive entertainment to parks, schools, churches and venues across the city and nearby Lawrenceburg, Versailles and Georgetown.
From downtown along the river to the edges of Franklin County, these are the events Scott plans for most.
Community events and festivals near downtown and the riverfront often have busy walkways and tight spaces, so compact carnival stations and a few eye-catching giant games work best. Scott plans the layout around your space so families can join in without crowding the area.
For workplace picnics, school field days and church events across Franklin County, there is usually room for a fuller midway. The same collection that serves Louisville heads east on I-64 with giant games, sports challenges and interactive attractions.
Eight ways to play. Choose a collection, then tap any photo for game details, extra photos and videos. Combine giant games with carnival classics for a backyard party, or plan a full midway for a Frankfort community day or school field day.
Choose a game collection
Browse giant game rentals for Frankfort events, including Giant Pong, Giant Jenga and Soccer Pool.
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Giant Pong, Giant Jenga, Soccer Pool and Crazy Roller fit most Frankfort yards, park shelters and church lawns. Tell Scott how much room you have and he can build a lineup to match.
Bottle Up, Duck Hunt, Banana Toss and Pond Hopper create an easy midway for field days, church festivals and community events. Add sports challenges to keep teens and adults involved.
Glow games for evening parties, Halloween favorites like Witches Brew for fall festivals, and Christmas games such as Tip Your Elf and Christmas Landing for holiday events in Franklin County.
Found games you like? Tell Scott about your Frankfort event.
Scott can confirm availability and help you choose the right mix.
Frankfort event planning
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Scott will follow up about games and availability.
Whether it's a community day in a Frankfort park, an office picnic for your team or a church festival in Franklin County, include your date, venue, guest count and any games you have in mind. Scott will help you put together a lineup that fits.
Franklin County occasions
From workplace picnics to riverside receptions and school field days, here is how Scott matches games to the events Frankfort families, schools, offices and community groups plan most. Explore more event entertainment ideas.
Step away
from the desk.
Office picnics · Team building
Planning a staff picnic, employee appreciation day or team-building event for a Frankfort office or business? Giant games and hosted challenges get coworkers talking across departments, on a campus lawn or at a park shelter.
Corporate event ideas
Cake first,
then a rematch.
Weddings · Birthdays · Reunions
Lawn games give guests of every age something to enjoy between dinner, toasts and dancing. Giant Jenga, Soccer Pool and Connect 4 fit well at Frankfort receptions, backyard birthdays and family reunions.
Wedding & party ideas
Every kid
gets a turn.
Schools · Churches · Community days
Community days, church festivals, school field days and fundraisers around Frankfort run smoother with games that are quick to learn. Pair carnival classics with a mini golf course so lines move and everyone stays busy.
Community event ideas
Your message,
made playable.
Custom games · Branded experiences
Want people to stop at your table? Scott builds custom and branded games for Frankfort businesses, organizations and promotions, so your logo or message becomes part of the game.
Custom & branded games
Choose your occasion, pick a few games, and let Scott handle the rest.
Explore the game collectionCustom & branded games · Frankfort, KY
Have a game in mind that does not exist yet? Scott Keeling designs and builds custom games by hand, turning a logo, school mascot or event theme into something Frankfort guests can actually play. Because he builds them himself, the size, theme and difficulty can all be shaped around your audience.
Custom games are a strong fit for Franklin County business promotions, expo and awareness booths, school spirit nights and community fundraisers. Scott works with organizers in Frankfort and nearby communities to plan the concept, build the game and have it ready for event day.
Share who will play, what the event is for and the message or theme you want.
Scott designs a game that works for your space, your guests and your timeline.
The game is built by hand in Scott's workshop and sized for your venue.
Your logo, colors or message become part of the game itself.
On event day, your guests play something created for your Frankfort event.
Real games · Real guests · Franklin County
Not sure how a game works? These short clips show Labyrinth Races, Robin Hood Arrow Soft, Wango Tango, Walla Balla and team challenges, so you can picture them at your Frankfort community day, office picnic or backyard party. Browse more event entertainment ideas.
Frankfort events shine when guests jump in instead of watching from the side. Scott's interactive challenges, giant games and carnival-style stations are picked to get people involved, whether it is coworkers at an office picnic, families at a community day or kids at a school field day. Watch the clips, then tell Scott which styles of play fit your crowd.
The Game Guy · Game Rental Business Education
Coming Soon · Monthly MembershipEver wondered what it takes to turn giant games into a real business? Scott has spent 35 years figuring that out, and he is turning his experience into a program for future game rental owners.
Scott Keeling, who brings The Game Guy to Frankfort, Louisville and communities throughout Kentucky and Southern Indiana, is developing an educational membership for people who want to start a carnival game rental company, build interactive games or grow an event entertainment business.
The lessons are practical: building durable, event-ready games, deciding what to offer first, preparing for event day and creating experiences customers want to book again.
Membership is not yet open.
Planning and building carnival-style games, picking materials that last and making games easy to transport and set up.
Choosing starter inventory, planning storage and transport, and preparing for your first paid bookings.
Setup, presentation, logistics and customer communication, plus the small details that shape the whole experience.
Planned live calls with Scott to ask questions, talk through real challenges and share ideas with other rental owners.
Whether you are pricing your first giant games, sketching a custom carnival game or planning a full entertainment business, the upcoming community focuses on the practical steps of getting started.
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The Game Guy · Service Areas
Frankfort is about an hour east of Louisville on I-64, and The Game Guy travels to celebrations throughout Franklin County, Kentucky, Southern Indiana and nearby regional markets. Pick a city below to see event entertainment planned around that area.
Planning an event somewhere else in Kentucky, Indiana, Ohio or Tennessee? Contact Scott to talk through your location and plans.
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Answers for Frankfort and Franklin County organizers planning giant games, carnival games and interactive entertainment for community days, schools, churches and workplace events.
Ask Scott a QuestionYes. Scott brings games to Frankfort and communities across Franklin County, about 55 miles east of Louisville on I-64. He has returned for several years to an annual Frankfort community event held with the Frankfort Police Department.
Include your venue address and event date when you reach out so Scott can confirm availability and travel details.
Pricing depends on which games you choose, how many you need, how long your event runs and where it takes place. A backyard birthday with a few lawn games will be priced differently from a community day with a full carnival midway.
For an accurate quote, share your date, venue, guest count and the games you like. You can browse the full game collection first to make a shortlist.
Yes. Community days and public events usually draw families of all ages, so a mix of quick carnival games and a few giant games keeps lines short and gives everyone something to try.
Check with the organizer or venue about space, power, permits and setup times, then share those details with Scott so he can plan the layout.
Yes. Team challenges, hosted game shows and giant games work well for staff picnics, employee appreciation days and team-building events, indoors or out.
Tell Scott how many people are attending, how long the event runs and whether you will be on a lawn, in a meeting room or at a park shelter.
Relay-friendly games, quick carnival stations and giant games like Connect 4 and Giant Jenga keep students moving between activities without long waits.
Let Scott know how many students are attending, how much time each group has and whether you will be on a field, blacktop or gym floor. See more school and community event ideas.
Reach out as soon as you know your date and venue, especially since Frankfort is a longer trip from Louisville. Summer weekends and the fall festival season are the busiest times, and specific games can be reserved for other events on the same day.
If your event is coming up soon, contact Scott anyway. He can tell you which games are still available for your date.
Bookings are made directly with Scott by phone. Call (270) 696-4386 or use the event form on this page, and Scott will follow up to go over the details.
Scott takes payment directly by cash, debit card or check. Rental terms are covered in a written rental agreement that you review before your event.
Delivery, setup, pickup and on-site help are discussed when you request your quote. What is included can depend on the games you choose, your venue and whether any activities need someone to run them.
Let Scott know your event schedule and whether you would like help managing the games during the event, and he can explain the options for your booking.
Yes. Scott Keeling designs and builds custom games around company logos, school colors, mascots and event themes, which works well for expo booths, awareness events, business promotions and spirit nights.
Share your idea, audience and event date to get started, or visit the custom games page to learn more.