Fright Night Skate – July 13th
For Immediate Release: June 28, 2012
MORRISTOWN, NJ – The Morris County Park Commission hosts the first ever Fright Night Skate at Central Park of Morris County, Parsippany. The event is held on one of the spookiest nights of the year, Friday, July 13, from 7:30 p.m. until 10:30 p.m.
Bring your own inline or roller skates, and enjoy a night of FREE skating on the outdoor rink. Skate with members of the Jerzey Derby Brigade. Groove to music of the well-known DJ Earl, and have a blast wearing your favorite costume. Enter the costume contest, and win a prize! There are snacks and drinks available for purchase. Get your FREE Monster Energy samples and win their other amazing giveaways.
All ages will enjoy this fright night skate. Come with family and friends, and celebrate Halloween in July. Don’t forget your skates! Admission to this event is FREE.
For more information, please call 973-326-7616 or visit morrisparks.net.
Lois Wnek, Marketing & Communications
B: 973-326-7618
LWnek@morrisparks.net
The Morris County Park Commission, the largest park system in the state of New Jersey, currently protects and maintains 18,000 acres at 38 distinct sites and a year-round calendar of events and activities.
Bring your own inline or roller skates, and enjoy a night of FREE skating on the outdoor rink. Skate with members of the Jerzey Derby Brigade. Groove to music of the well-known DJ Earl, and have a blast wearing your favorite costume. Enter the costume contest, and win a prize! There are snacks and drinks available for purchase. Get your FREE Monster Energy samples and win their other amazing giveaways.
All ages will enjoy this fright night skate. Come with family and friends, and celebrate Halloween in July. Don’t forget your skates! Admission to this event is FREE.
For more information, please call 973-326-7616 or visit morrisparks.net.
Lois Wnek, Marketing & Communications
B: 973-326-7618
LWnek@morrisparks.net
The Morris County Park Commission, the largest park system in the state of New Jersey, currently protects and maintains 18,000 acres at 38 distinct sites and a year-round calendar of events and activities.
