Events

‘Light the Night’ Festival and Walk Will Begin Saturday Evening (October 15th)

The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society’s Light The Night will take place on Saturday, October 15th at Rockville Town Center with festival activities beginning at 5pm (full schedule and road closures available below). There will also be a virtual event experience provided for any participants who would prefer to not join us in-person, held on November 15, Details to come in emails to all registered participants in early November.

IN-PERSON EVENT

Date: Saturday, October 15, 2022

Location: The Rockville Town Center, 4 Courthouse Sq, Rockville, MD 20850

Parking: Parking Lot On Site

SCHEDULE OF EVENTS

5:00 PM – Festival Activities Begin

7:00 PM – Walk Begins (immediately after Opening Ceremony)

9:00 PM – Walk Ends

OTHER FAQS

How long is the walk? The walk is approximately one mile.

What if there is weather on event day? The in-person event is rain or shine.

Are dogs allowed? No

Can participants turn in donations at the event? Yes, participants can turn in donations at the Donation Collection tent at the event.

About the event: At The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society’s Light The Night we gather as a community to celebrate, honor, and remember those touched by blood cancers. Friends, families, schools, corporate teams, and sponsors join together to bring light to the darkness of cancer. The funds raised by this community fund lifesaving research, advocacy and support for blood cancer patients and their families. Join us in the fight to cure cancer!

It is highly recommended that all blood cancer patients or other immunocompromised individuals check with their healthcare provider before attending this event. Research conducted by LLS and others has shown that some blood cancer patients do not get optimal protection from COVID-19 vaccination and may continue to have heightened susceptibility to contracting and becoming ill from COVID-19. While at the event, we urge our community to respect anyone’s choice to continue to take precautions like masking or social distancing.