The Lil’ Iguana’s Children’s Safety Foundation, a Nashua based non-profit focused on
keeping children safe, will be hosting its Family Fun Day event on Saturday, May 2nd from 10:00am-3:00pm at Nashua High School South located at 36 Riverside Street in Nashua, NH.
Family Fun Day will include a large variety of activities that focus on health, fitness, safety, and literacy for children and their families. Activities at this family-friendly event include bounce houses by Jump Around NH, face painting, Party Palace princess characters, a coloring, contest, so much more. A portion of the event is dedicated to health and fitness and will include samples of nutritious foods and beverages, as well as easy and fun was to stay active and play.
Kids can enter the coloring contest where two winners will receive a grand prize of a new bike and helmet donated by Target. All participants in the coloring contest will receive a free book as their prize when they return their entry form to Family Fun Day. The official entry form can be found online: www.liliguanausa.org/ffd-may
Family Fun Day will feature all-day live entertainment including Big Joe the Storyteller, TDC Sparklers, Mad Science, Lil’ Iguana Live!, Tokyo Joe’s Studio of Self Defense, Rhytmic Revolution Baton Twirlers, Music for Kids with Sharon Novak, In Motion Dance, and a Mascot Parade. Area mascots will be participating in a Mascot Parade at 12:00pm and will be holding meet and greets from 10:30am-2:30pm. In attendance will be Lil’ Iguana, Sunny, Joey the Kangaroo, Yoshi, Fungo, Milo the Moose, Oakie, Sir Sterling, Dog from Firehouse Subs, and Petey the Parrot.
Sponsors of Family Fun Day include: Service Credit Union, Allen Mello Chrysler Jeep Dodge Ram, the Red Sox Foundation, Jump Around NH, Circle Health, Collins Dentistry for Children, Party Palace, Oakhurst, Target, Well Sense Health Plan, Longhorn Steakhouse, and Zevia with support from Hint Water, National Peanut Board, and Boogie Wipes.
For more information about the event visit the event page: www.liliguanausa.org/ffd-may