College Place announces summer Movies at the Park and Freedom Festival details

April 09, 2025 | College Place, Walla Walla County, Washington

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The College Place City Council meeting on April 9, 2025, unveiled an exciting lineup of community events aimed at bringing residents together this summer and fall. Among the highlights is the return of the popular "Movies at the Park," set to kick off on June 21 at Lions Park. This family-friendly event will occur every third Saturday at sundown, featuring a variety of films including "Fern Goli," "Top Gun Maverick," "Wicked," "ET," and "Coco." Residents are encouraged to bring their own chairs, blankets, and snacks to enjoy a movie night under the stars with their neighbors.

In addition to movie nights, the council announced the upcoming Freedom Festival, scheduled for June 29 from 6 to 10 PM at College Place High School. This vibrant event will feature food trucks, vendors, live music, and a dedicated kids' zone, culminating in a spectacular fireworks display, largely funded by Columbia REA. A billboard promoting the festival will be unveiled a month prior to the event, ensuring the community is well-informed and excited.
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The council also shared plans for an "Artful Celebration," a collaborative effort with local nonprofits Koala and Carnegie Picture Lab. This event aims to showcase artistic expression in the Coalla Valley, featuring youth and adult art displays, live demonstrations, and a beer and wine garden. Originally scheduled for earlier in the year, the celebration has been postponed to October, allowing for more preparation and community involvement.

Lastly, the council confirmed that a "Trunk or Treat" event will take place in October at the municipal buildings, providing another opportunity for community engagement and festive fun.

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These initiatives reflect the City Council's commitment to fostering community spirit and providing enjoyable activities for residents of all ages. As these events approach, residents can look forward to a summer filled with entertainment, creativity, and connection.

Converted from City Council 4.8.2025 meeting on April 09, 2025
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