Looking for a way to keep the kids entertained and make some great family memories before summer winds down? The Plymouth Park Department has you covered with its annual Family Fun Day on Saturday, August 22nd, in River Park Square — and the best part is, everything is absolutely free.
Sponsored by the Plymouth Coca-Cola Company, Family Fun Day runs from 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. and is packed with activities designed to bring families together for a fun-filled afternoon in downtown Plymouth.
The event features a DJ spinning music throughout the afternoon, a large obstacle course bounce house for the kids to burn off some energy, and free food for everyone in attendance. The menu includes hot dogs, popcorn, cookies, and Coca-Cola products — all available while supplies last.
The Marshall County Boys and Girls Club will also be on hand, running games for the kids to participate in and sharing information with parents who may be interested in learning more about their programs. Face painting will be available as well, giving kids the chance to go home with a colorful new look.
The Plymouth Park Department's mission is simple: supporting families, building community, and having fun. Family Fun Day is a perfect reflection of that mission — a free, open-to-everyone event that gives families a chance to enjoy a Saturday afternoon together right in the heart of downtown.
So mark your calendars, grab the kids, and head to River Park Square on August 22nd. The fun starts at 1:00 p.m. and runs until 3:00 p.m. — and it won't cost you a dime.
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