Get Ready With Me For Homecoming 2015

This year, Homecoming Week is just across the horizon and there are many things you can do to prepare yourself for the big day. You can look through the Homecoming Flyer for the highlights. There are a variety of events to attend, including Sports Day, Class Color Day, Character Day, and Decades Day. You can also participate in Spirit Days and compete for the Spirit Games.

The week of homecoming begins on Saturday the 1st of October

From September 25 through October 1st, 2022, University of Louisiana at Lafayette will celebrate Homecoming Week with a wide range of events. A range of events will take place during the week, including a game against Louisiana Tech, singing Bingo, free zumba, yoga classes, and a Cajun field game. The week also features the annual Homecoming parade, which will feature many floats constructed by various student groups and the marching band. All Lancers are invited to participate and show their school spirit.

The SAU Choir will perform the National Anthem and the Alma Mater on the first day of Homecoming. Alumni are invited for the event and perform at the activities. A halftime show will be a famous performance. Every day students, faculty and alumni, as well as fans are invited to join in and celebrate Homecoming spirit.

Saturday's Notre Dame College football game will be free to attend. Halftime will be a show by the marching band. A t-shirt table will be on hand at the game for fans to purchase. You can also look at the Notre Dame Homecoming table for free T-shirts.

Parade begins on October 1, 2017. 1.

The Grand Island Harvest of Harmony Parade will start at 8:15am on October 1, 2017 on a Saturday. The parade celebrates the history of Grand Island for 150 years and commemorates the 80th anniversary of Harvest of Harmony. The parade will start at the Senior High School's Memorial Stadium, and end at College Park.

You must fill out an application if you're interested in taking part in the Parade. It is possible to submit this application online or print out an official Parade application and mail it in. Before submitting your application make sure to double-check the information. The deadline for submitting your application is September 21st, 20,22.

Online registration is also possible. Registration tables open at 8:45 am in two locations: one on 3rd Avenue, 5th Street or one located near the train station. If you are planning to participate in the parade you must fill in the form and sign an agreement to release.

Dance - Neon Nights

The student council was responsible for the homecoming dance this year and held "Neon Nights." The student council spent months making plans for the dance, hiring the DJ, and distributing tickets. The dance was later moved inside due to poor weather. Students had a blast and celebrated the upcoming homecoming by wearing neon costumes.

Registration fees

The process of registering for homecoming is an excellent way to remember your Wildcat days. You can participate in the Friday parade, visit Ryan Field at halftime, and enjoy the weekend's festivities. Tailgating throughout the morning will allow you to meet other Wildcats and share memories. There are however fees for registering for the event that are listed below.

The fee for registration covers homecoming events as and any additional tickets fees for events like food trucks, reunions or class reunions. The Holy Names Sisters class of 2015-2019 as well as the class of 2022 get 50% off their registration fees. If you are a member, guests can attend the event for free of cost.

You can find additional information on all the events including costs for registration accommodation, child care and more. The website also provides information about the campus and homecoming events. The website also contains information about sustainability as well as athletic events.

If you have children, make sure to sign up for Homecoming events. No matter if you're a student an alumnus, or looking to spend time with family and friends Emory Homecoming is a great way to commemorate the Emory community.