The ice will be cold, but your heart will be melting during the inaugural "Week of Pink" initiative presented by the Evansville Department of Parks and Recreation and Swonder Ice Arena.

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This remarkable week-long event is not only a celebration of the arrival of autumn but, more importantly, a powerful opportunity for the city to unite in the fight against breast cancer. The "Week of Pink" will include a variety of activities and themes each day that will captivate hearts and inspire generosity throughout Evansville.

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Activities Scheduled for the "Week of Pink"

  • Monday, October 9th: Adult League Night – “Real Men Wear Pink"
  • Tuesday, October 10th: Learn to Skate – “Skate with Your Mom”
  • Wednesday, October 11th: Family Night Public Skate – “Pink Party”
  • Thursday, October 12th: Evansville Youth Hockey Association – “Practice in Pink”
  • Friday, October 13th: College Night Public Skate – “Preppy in Pink”
  • Saturday, October 14th: A highlight of the week - a special game between Evansville Hoses Hockey and Nashville Fire Hockey. *Keep reading to find out what's so special about this game.
  • The "Week of Pink" wraps up with a Mid-American Girl Hockey tournament on Sunday, October 15th.
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*The game on Saturday night will be played on PINK ICE, for the first time ever! You've probably heard the term "Pink the Rink" before, but never like this. Even if you're not a fan of hockey, it'd be worth the price of admission just to see the pink ice.

Speaking of admission, all of the proceeds from this Breast Cancer Awareness Game will go to Cancer Pathways Midwest. In addition to the pink ice, the Evansville Hoses players will sport pink jerseys, and fans are asked to do the same. Limited edition pink Evansville Hoses Hockey team shirts and admission bracelets are currently on sale. Doors open at 6pm, and the puck drops at 7pm.

For more information, please contact Swonder Ice Arena at (812) 479-0989.

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