The Mississippi Children’s Museum comes to life Saturday night, July 15th, from 8:00 p.m. – 12:00 a.m. at the 4th annual Neon Night summer fundraiser. With glowing lights, electrifying music, specialty drinks, and savory snacks, Young Professionals have the opportunity to connect with each other while supporting MCM’s educational initiatives and exploring award winning exhibits.
“Neon Night provides an exciting and unique opportunity for young professionals from around the state to experience the Mississippi Children’s Museum under the glow of neon lights,” said committee co-chairman Ross Weems. “We have been so fortunate to see this fundraiser grow each year thanks to our amazing community sponsors, supporters and guests. It has truly become one of the ‘can’t miss’ events of the year.”
Neon Night was established by a dedicated group of young adults who value and support MCM’s mission to promote literacy, health, and education for children. As MCM’s “youngest” signature event, it has quickly become a must-attend party for the young and young-at-heart crowd. “The outpour of support we see each year from this event never ceases to amaze me,” said Amye Bell, committee co-chair. “I feel honored to be part of a cause that contributes so much to children across the entire state of Mississippi. This event is a fun way to celebrate all the positive things MCM is doing for the future of our great state!”
Guests of the event are encouraged to “dress up” with glowing necklaces, rings, and bracelets, and dance the night away. A variety of food trucks including Hog Heaven BBQ, LurnyD’s Grille, and Small Time Hot Dogs will be on hand for guests to enjoy. A specialty cocktail contest will also be held, where Manship Wood Fired Kitchen, The Iron Horse Grill, and Fondren Public will present their signature drink for the evening. To top off the fun night, Mustache the Band will be there to entertain guests with everyone’s favorite 90’s country party hits!
Get your tickets today for this glowing event. Registration is required and limited to big kids only (attendees must be 21 or over).
To purchase tickets to Neon Night or to learn more about the event, please visit http://mschildrensmuseum.org/events/event/neon-night/.
To learn more about the Mississippi Children’s Museum, please visit www.mschildrensmuseum.org.
“Neon Night provides an exciting and unique opportunity for young professionals from around the state to experience the Mississippi Children’s Museum under the glow of neon lights,” said committee co-chairman Ross Weems. “We have been so fortunate to see this fundraiser grow each year thanks to our amazing community sponsors, supporters and guests. It has truly become one of the ‘can’t miss’ events of the year.”
Neon Night was established by a dedicated group of young adults who value and support MCM’s mission to promote literacy, health, and education for children. As MCM’s “youngest” signature event, it has quickly become a must-attend party for the young and young-at-heart crowd. “The outpour of support we see each year from this event never ceases to amaze me,” said Amye Bell, committee co-chair. “I feel honored to be part of a cause that contributes so much to children across the entire state of Mississippi. This event is a fun way to celebrate all the positive things MCM is doing for the future of our great state!”
Guests of the event are encouraged to “dress up” with glowing necklaces, rings, and bracelets, and dance the night away. A variety of food trucks including Hog Heaven BBQ, LurnyD’s Grille, and Small Time Hot Dogs will be on hand for guests to enjoy. A specialty cocktail contest will also be held, where Manship Wood Fired Kitchen, The Iron Horse Grill, and Fondren Public will present their signature drink for the evening. To top off the fun night, Mustache the Band will be there to entertain guests with everyone’s favorite 90’s country party hits!
Get your tickets today for this glowing event. Registration is required and limited to big kids only (attendees must be 21 or over).
To purchase tickets to Neon Night or to learn more about the event, please visit http://mschildrensmuseum.org/events/event/neon-night/.
To learn more about the Mississippi Children’s Museum, please visit www.mschildrensmuseum.org.
{Blog post by Jill Dale and a special thank you to Mississippi Children's Museum for providing pictures from the 2016 event.}
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