Penn State news by
Penn State's student blog

Topics

More

[Photo Story] 2021 THON Family Carnival

For the first time in two years, friends, families, and volunteers gathered for THON’s Family Carnival at Penn State’s Multi-Sport Indoor Facility on Sunday. The afternoon featured games, activities, and live entertainment to “embody the excitement” of THON Weekend.

Here’s a look at the Family Carnival through our staff’s lenses.

This year’s Family Carnival theme was “Navigate the Night: Launching into Brighter Tomorrows”. The message goes hand-in-hand with THON’s 2022 theme, “Spark Endless Light”.

Even the Four Diamonds mascot made an appearance to make some kids’ days.

This year’s Family Carnival placed a big emphasis on sports and games. All afternoon long, kids were able to show off their skills through a host of competitions.

Some more ~intense~ games and workouts even required some pretend CPR. Cute!

By the end of the day, it was clear how special the Family Carnival was for families and volunteers alike. In-person events like this returning only make the excitement for THON Weekend even stronger.

We dance in 74!

Your ad blocker is on.

Please choose an option below.

Sign up for our e-mail newsletter:
OR
Support quality journalism:
Purchase a Subscription!

About the Author

Staff

Posts from the all-student staff of Onward State.

Hungry Dogs Run Faster: Matt Brown’s Senior Column

“Thank you for everything, Blog.”

The 502s Uplift Movin’ On With Performance Full Of Positivity

The band had the crowd jumping early in the festival, especially with hit song “Just A Little While.”

James Franklin Traverses Maryland To Celebrate Olu Fashanu & Chop Robinson On NFL Draft Night

Fashanu and Robinson’s selections mark Franklin’s 22nd and 23rd first-round products.

Follow on Another Platform
113kFollowers
164kFollowers
59.7kFollowers
4,570Subscribers
Other posts by Onward State

[Live Blog] The 2024 NFL Draft

Follow along as another generations of Penn State football players find their new homes.

Predicting Where Nittany Lions Will Land In The 2024 NFL Draft

Freshmen Look Back On Their First Year At Penn State