Glow sticks, music ‘Light Up the Night’ in Huntsville

(City of Huntsville Parks & Recreation/Facebook contributed)

HUNTSVILLE — Big Spring Park East will get a “glow up” during “Light Up the Night,” a first-time event hosted by Huntsville Parks & Recreation.

The free rain-or-shine event Friday from 6-9 p.m. is one of several scheduled this month in celebration of Parks & Recreation Month.

Parks & Recreation Director James Gossett said kids of all ages, even adults who are youngsters at heart, are welcome at Light Up the Night with music, lights, and dancing.

“From glow sticks to black lights, Big Spring Park East will be awash in color,” he said. “Huntsville has so many great parks, and Light Up the Night is a great way to celebrate one of our favorites during Parks & Recreation Month.”

The public are invited to adorn the park with chalk art while enjoying music, games and a glow foam party.

After dark, black lights will illuminate chalk art and the gaming area. Glow sticks and chalk will be provided, and Huntsville Parks & Recreation will give away lighted beach balls to the first 100 kids.

Concessions will also be available at Downtown Huntsville Inc.’s Food Truck Rally, adjacent to the park on Church Street.

Click here for Parks & Recreation’s Facebook page for more information on Light Up the Night.

Remaining Parks & Recreation Month events:

Saturday, 10 a.m. to noon

Boccia Clinic in Optimist Park

Monday, 9-11 a.m.

Rec & Read interactive storytelling at Dr. Robert Shurney Legacy Center, 3011 Sparkman Drive

July 29, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Back to School Bash at the Huntsville Jaycees building in John Hunt Park.

 

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