POWAY, CA — Poway parents looking for a few hours to themselves can sign their children up for an evening of games, crafts and entertainment when the city's Kids' Night Out program returns Friday.
The four-hour program will run from 5 to 9 p.m. at the Mickey Cafagna Community Center's Oak Hall, 13094 Civic Center Drive.
Designed for children in first through fifth grades, the event features themed recreational games, arts and crafts, special presenters and a movie.
Dinner and a snack are included in the registration fee, giving participating children an opportunity to enjoy a full evening of activities while parents take the night off.
The city offers Kids' Night Out on the first Friday of each month during the school year, providing local families with a recurring evening recreation program.
Registration costs $13 for Poway residents and $26 for nonresidents.
Advance registration is required, and space is limited. Registration for the current program opened Aug. 4 for Poway residents and Aug. 5 for everyone else.
Parents interested in enrolling their children are encouraged to register as soon as possible, as availability may be limited.
The program takes place at the Mickey Cafagna Community Center, a city-operated recreation facility within Poway Community Park that hosts activities, classes and community programs throughout the year.
Families can find registration information through the city's official event calendar.
For additional information or questions about availability, contact Poway Community Services at 858-668-4671.
To register or learn more, visit the city of Poway's official Kids' Night Out event page.
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