Now let’s get down to the day to day breakdown… Friday Nightĥ:15-5:45PM – Say thank-you to all the police officers, firemen, paramedics, and aid workers while making your way into the park as they open the festival with First Responder Night. Copies will also be distributed at the entry gates of Big Spring Park. For other miscellaneous items like strollers (bring them), coolers (don’t bring them) and parking visit the Panoply FAQ page.Picture perfect: Remember to bring your camera!.Jacket: Bring a light jacket for the breezy bits in the morning and evening.Sunscreen: This is not optional at Panoply, folks. Grease ‘em up good!.The weekend forecast looks pretty clear with a high around 81 degrees and a 30% chance of showers Sunday.
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Watch out for our “DON’T MISS” notations and you’ll be good to go! ScheduleĬost: Tickets are only $5 per day or $10 per weekend and children 12 and under receive free admission. Follow our template and you’ll be sure to hit the kid-friendly highlights for all three days at the festival.
Rocket City Mom has put together the perfect schedule for you to enjoy Panoply with your family. After last year’s devastating tornadoes and 2010′s rain deluge, Panoply is looking forward to a beautiful weekend to launch their 30th Anniversary. So it goes without saying that taking my own children to Big Spring Park this weekend will be nostalgic and incredibly meaningful to me.įor first-timers, the word Panoply (pa-nə-plē) comes from the Greek panoplia and means “a magnificent or impressive array”, and the event definitely lives up to the name. As a girl, dancing on a Panoply stage with my ballet studio was a highlight of my childhood. Every spring, my sisters and I would head into “town” to celebrate The Arts in all forms – music, dance, theater, arts and crafts. I was four years old when Huntsville hosted the very first Panoply Arts Festival.
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