Light the Park
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The lights at Founders Park - ~ Photos by Michelle Hollenhead and Alan Sloan
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Shaina Phillips, left, holding her daughter, Dinah, 2; alongside Amanda Alama holding her son, Anderson Helton, 2. - ~ Photos by Michelle Hollenhead and Alan Sloan
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Wayne and Kristen Ferguson with their children, Nora, 5, and 2-year-old twins, Max, left, and Caden. - ~ Photos by Michelle Hollenhead and Alan Sloan
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From left: Sam Wright Brown, 2; Ryker Bumgarner, 5; Harper Jones, 6; Journey Bumgarner, 6 (crouching); Avery Booth, 4, and Haven Booth, 6 - ~ Photos by Michelle Hollenhead and Alan Sloan
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Nicole and Justin Knych with children, Keegan, 3, and Kinsley, 6 months - ~ Photos by Michelle Hollenhead and Alan Sloan
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Amy Sexton-Howe and her children, Ryleigh (tallest); Reaghan (in pink) and Mackenzie - ~ Photos by Michelle Hollenhead and Alan Sloan
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Hela Timmis celebrated her 2nd birthday at the park with her mother, Kimberly Oliver. - ~ Photos by Michelle Hollenhead and Alan Sloan
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Blake Shepherd and his son, Jude, 20 months - ~ Photos by Michelle Hollenhead and Alan Sloan
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Crystal McNulty, second from right, beside her oldest daughter, Crystal, who holds the stroller with her youngest sister, Moriah. McNulty’s other children, from left, are Owen, Ella, Ben, Amara and Simon. - ~ Photos by Michelle Hollenhead and Alan Sloan
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Jerry and Connie Cronley with their grandson, Oliver Kilgore, 5 - ~ Photos by Michelle Hollenhead and Alan Sloan
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Madison Paul, 4, enjoyed one of the few hundred cookies given out by Parks & Recreation Department, with assistance from the Parks & Athletics Council, during Town of Farragut’s annual Light the Park holiday display in Founders Park at Campbell Station Tuesday night, Nov. 24. Shannon Paul, Madison’s mom, was among scores of young parents on hand enjoying the colorful, and expanded, lights with their children. - ~ Photos by Michelle Hollenhead and Alan Sloan
With small children and their young parents everywhere getting their first up-close look at Town of Farragut’s expanded annual Light the Park display — while doing well to stay socially distanced — Parks & Recreation Department, with assistance from the Town’s Parks & Athletics Council, handed out a few hundred cookies in Founders Park at Campbell Station beginning at 6 p.m., Tuesday, Nov. 24.
Such Light the Park fun will continue at Founders Park through Saturday, Jan. 2.
The Town had planned a grand-opening celebration for the new Mayor Ralph McGill Plaza, at the corner of North Campbell Station Road and Kingston Pike behind Campbell Station Inn. However, in order to keep the community and visitors safe in a time of rising pandemic numbers, the dedication and event has been postponed. A new date has not been set.
Visitors are still welcome to enjoy the lights at the plaza, community center and Founders Park through Jan. 2 – the Town asks that you please do so responsibly by following the five core actions.
