"lively party" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are describing a gathering, event, or celebration that was filled with excitement and energy. For example, you could say, "Last night I attended a lively party full of dancing and great music."
This could turn out to be a lively party.
Their handmade decorations had spectacularly transformed the cafeteria at Public School 225 into a lively party space.
You wouldn't know it from their deadpan faces, but I can assure you that this was a lively party.
But for chamber-music concerts, it's always preferable to feel like an invited guest at a lively party, not a musical voyeur eavesdropping on a private conversation.
The typical New York School collaboration is a carefully nonsensical interplay of visual and verbal vernaculars, as infectious and as frustrating as a lively party overheard through a wall.
SAUZE D'OULX, Italy www.comune.sauzedoulx.to.it Why go For a lively party scene and extensive, inexpensive skiing; to check out the up-and-coming venues for the next Olympics (Turin in 2006).
Neighbors there remembered his occasional lively parties.
They have been known to play host to a few lively parties, which Doucet described as "pretty intense".
Crick and his wife Odile held lively parties and enjoyed the company of their many bohemian friends, like John Gayer-Anderson, who made pornographic pottery.
He became an itinerant playboy in Europe and, though rather openly homosexual, married a wealthly, older American divorcée, Linda Lee Thomas, on Dec. 18, 1919; they spent the next two decades in lively partying and social traveling, sometimes together, sometimes apart.
Since then, the Italian media have had a heyday reporting that he has had dalliances with prostitutes, that aspiring models call him Daddy, and that flocks of young women, including minors, attend lively parties at Mr. Berlusconi's private residences in Rome, Sardinia and Arcore, outside of Milan.
