Huntington, NY – Councilwoman Theresa Mari, alongside Supervisor Ed Smyth and in partnership with Huntington Matters and Reworld, invites the public to attend Pink in the Park, a special Breast Cancer Awareness and Prevention Fair at Heckscher Park. This community event is focused on raising awareness, providing vital health resources, and celebrating the strength of breast cancer survivors.
Pink in the Park will feature a range of health and wellness vendors, inspiring performances, children’s activities, and an opportunity to take action against breast cancer through screenings and education. The day kicks off with a Walk Around the Pond, symbolizing the community's unity in the fight against breast cancer.
Event Details:
Date: Sunday, September 29, 2024
Time: 9:30 AM – 2:00 PM
Location: Heckscher Park, Prime Avenue & Route 25A, Huntington, NY
Event Schedule
Press Conference
9:30 AM – Opening Remarks by Supervisor Ed Smyth and Councilwoman Theresa Mari
Hear from local officials Huntington’s leaders as they officially launch the fair and share messages of hope and encouragement.
9:30 AM – 10:00 AM: Morning Walk Around the Pond
Join community members for a refreshing walk to start the event, promoting health and solidarity.
10::00 AM – 2:00 PM: Stony Brook Medicine Mobile Mammography Van
Convenient breast cancer screenings will be provided by state-registered technologists. Pre-registration is required.
10:00 AM – 2:00 PM: Vendor Booths Open
Explore a variety of booths offering health, beauty, and wellness products with a focus on breast cancer prevention.
10:30 AM: Performance by Dancin’ Feet
Enjoy an inspiring performance by the talented dancers of Dancin’ Feet.
10:30 AM – 1:00 PM: Family Games and Activities by My Gym
Children’s games and activities will be available, hosted by My Gym. 10:30 AM – 2:00 PM: “Pink” Hands-On Art Project by Heckscher Museum
Engage in a creative “pink”-themed art project for all ages, organized by the Heckscher Museum.
Contact for More Information or Press Attendance: Michelle Wright – (631) 351-3173
Councilwoman Theresa Mari, a breast cancer survivor herself, said, “Early detection saves lives. I encourage all eligible women to take advantage of this vital screening service and join us for a day dedicated to health, wellness, and community support.”
