Pirates, animals and more: Summer Night Lights returns with youth activities and games
The Summer Night Lights series returns with events that offer purposeful, positive experiences for the youths, the Clarksville Parks and Recreation recently announced.
Events are held every Tuesday from 5:30 - 7:30 p.m. and feature a range of activities including sports tournaments, educational activities and skill-building experiences.
In addition, community resources, health and job information booths and motivational speakers will be available.
Attendees will also enjoy a free meal each night, ensuring no one leaves hungry (while supplies last).
"We are excited once again to host the Mayor's Summer Night Lights event, offering the youth of Clarksville a chance to engage in positive activities during the summer break," said Mayor Joe Pitts. "This event serves as a testament to our dedication to the well-being and development of our young people, and we hope it will provide them with memorable experiences, new skills, and lifelong friendships."
The Mayor's Summer Night Lights event will take place on the following dates, at various locations, each with its unique theme:
- June 6 - Color Your World at Lincoln Homes
- June 13 - The Great Outdoors at Caldwell Lane
- June 20 - A Pirates Life for Me at Bel-Aire Park
- June 27 - A Night Fore Fun at Mason Rudolph Golf Course
- July 11 - Animal Planet at Barbara Johnson Park
- July 18 - Out of this World at Byrns Darden Elementary School
- July 25 - Wide World of Sports at Dixon Park
- Aug. 1 - National Night Out at Austin Peay State University
For more information about the Mayor's Summer Night Lights event, please visit ClarksvilleParksRec.com or email us at parksrec@cityofclarksville.com