JACKSONVILLE, AL — The Jacksonville Public Library is celebrating Halloween with a creative twist this weekend. On Saturday, October 25, at 11 a.m., the library will host a Teen Blacklight Pumpkin Painting event at its location, 200 Pelham Road South in Jacksonville.
Designed for ages 12–18, the event invites local teens to enjoy a fun and festive morning of painting pumpkins under blacklights, creating glowing works of art in the spirit of the season. The program blends creativity with Halloween excitement, providing a safe and engaging space for young artists to express themselves.
Registration for the event opened October 14, and spots are limited. The library encourages early registration to ensure participation.
The Jacksonville Public Library continues to host a variety of programs throughout the year aimed at fostering community engagement and promoting creativity among youth.
