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~ As the first Tuesday in August approaches, residents of Naperville are gearing up for the annual National Night Out festivities. This celebration of community spirit and anti-crime efforts encourages residents to come together and show their support for local initiatives.
Known as "America's Night Out Against Crime," National Night Out is a nationwide event that aims to raise awareness about drug prevention and crime, promote participation in local anti-crime efforts, and strengthen relationships between police and the community. This year, the city of Naperville has planned a variety of events for both Monday, August 3rd and Tuesday, August 4th.
The festivities will kick off on Monday at the Fry Family YMCA with a free community celebration. Starting at 6:30 p.m., attendees can enjoy games, giveaways, and activities for all ages. There will be a bounce house, magic act, and opportunities to interact with police personnel and equipment. Food trucks will also be on site for those looking to grab a bite to eat. The evening will end with a free outdoor movie at sunset, complete with free popcorn (while supplies last). Residents are encouraged to bring their own chairs and blankets for the movie. In case of rain, the movie will be shown indoors.
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On Tuesday evening, 36 neighborhoods throughout Naperville will host their own National Night Out events. These gatherings will feature various activities such as bounce houses, ice cream socials, live music, food trucks, cookouts, and kids' parades. City employees from various departments including police, fire, public works, and utilities will also attend many of these events between 5 p.m. and 8 p.m., bringing along cool trucks and equipment to show off as well as giveaways and information for families. A full list of participating neighborhoods can be found on the city's website.
In addition to these events, the City of Naperville has partnered with Little Friends for this year's National Night Out donation drive. Little Friends is a non-profit organization that provides services to children and adults with autism and other developmental disabilities. Donations will be accepted at the kick-off event, and neighborhoods are encouraged to conduct their own donation drives in support of this worthy cause. A list of supplies currently needed by Little Friends can be found on the city's website.
For more information on National Night Out or any of the activities mentioned, residents can visit the city's website. With a variety of events planned, Naperville's National Night Out is sure to be a fun and meaningful way for residents to come together and show their support for their community.
Known as "America's Night Out Against Crime," National Night Out is a nationwide event that aims to raise awareness about drug prevention and crime, promote participation in local anti-crime efforts, and strengthen relationships between police and the community. This year, the city of Naperville has planned a variety of events for both Monday, August 3rd and Tuesday, August 4th.
The festivities will kick off on Monday at the Fry Family YMCA with a free community celebration. Starting at 6:30 p.m., attendees can enjoy games, giveaways, and activities for all ages. There will be a bounce house, magic act, and opportunities to interact with police personnel and equipment. Food trucks will also be on site for those looking to grab a bite to eat. The evening will end with a free outdoor movie at sunset, complete with free popcorn (while supplies last). Residents are encouraged to bring their own chairs and blankets for the movie. In case of rain, the movie will be shown indoors.
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On Tuesday evening, 36 neighborhoods throughout Naperville will host their own National Night Out events. These gatherings will feature various activities such as bounce houses, ice cream socials, live music, food trucks, cookouts, and kids' parades. City employees from various departments including police, fire, public works, and utilities will also attend many of these events between 5 p.m. and 8 p.m., bringing along cool trucks and equipment to show off as well as giveaways and information for families. A full list of participating neighborhoods can be found on the city's website.
In addition to these events, the City of Naperville has partnered with Little Friends for this year's National Night Out donation drive. Little Friends is a non-profit organization that provides services to children and adults with autism and other developmental disabilities. Donations will be accepted at the kick-off event, and neighborhoods are encouraged to conduct their own donation drives in support of this worthy cause. A list of supplies currently needed by Little Friends can be found on the city's website.
For more information on National Night Out or any of the activities mentioned, residents can visit the city's website. With a variety of events planned, Naperville's National Night Out is sure to be a fun and meaningful way for residents to come together and show their support for their community.
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