The next Historic Huntsville Foundation Movie in the Park is Frozen and it’s this Friday night, July 11, 2014.
That’s right Huntsville, it’s time to Let It Go in a Big Spring Park sing-a-long to everyone’s new favorite Disney movie.
And, since it’s Kid’s Night, dress up like your favorite Frozen characters!
If you don’t already have an Elsa or Anna costume, here are some DIY ideas for getting into character.
DIY Dress Up – Elsa
The 3 key “Elsa” features:
The cape.
The hair braid.
Icy blue & silver colors.
Throw in white gloves, a silver crown and as many snowflakes as you want!
Hair Braids by Etsy seller CreativeLittle1s, found here.
DIY Elsa dress found here at the blog Adventures in Wunderland.
Disney Bound “Frozen” by The Joy of Disney, found here.
DIY Dress Up – Anna
The 3 key “Anna” features:
Red hair.
Raspberry color cape.
Dark blue/black dress.
Princess Anna DIY look instructions found here.
The How to Mom cape tutorial is here (slight sewing involved).
DIY Dress Up – Olaf
Wouldn’t it be fun to represent that summer-loving snowman in Big Spring Park on Friday?
Olaf hairbow byEtsy seller abowtiqueshop.
More Information: Historic Huntsville Foundation Movies in the Park: Frozen
Date: Friday, July 11, 2014
Time: Sundown(8:30 – 8:45 pm
Location: Big Spring Park, near Huntsville Museum of Art
Cost: FREE
What to Bring: Lawn chairs, blankets
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Amy Jones has been a marketing professional in Huntsville for 20 years, with experience in all aspects of marketing, pr, media relations, event management, digital content, and design. Amy is the proud and busy momma of two boys, who keep things loud and fun. For fun she skateboards, rides her scooter, and kayaks (though sadly not at the same time!).