FREE Family Hockey Night
Mason City Hockey Arena
Mason City, IA
March 21, 2026
6:30 pm
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Mitchell County Public Health and the Mitchell County Substance Abuse Coalition are excited to invite community members to a FREE Alcohol- and Drug-Free Family Night on Saturday, March 21 at 6:30 p.m. at the Mason City Arena.
Families are encouraged to come out and cheer on the North Iowa Bulls during this special event designed to promote healthy, safe, and substance-free fun for all ages. This family-friendly evening offers Mitchell County residents the opportunity to enjoy an exciting night of hockey in a positive environment, completely free of charge.
Free tickets are available to Mitchell County residents who register in advance. A reserved, blocked-off seating section will be provided for those who sign up, allowing families and friends to sit together and enjoy the game.
“This event is a great way to bring families together for a fun night out while encouraging the importance of substance-free activities in our community,” said Laura Huisman of Mitchell County Public Health and the Mitchell County Substance Abuse Coalition. “We’re proud to partner with the North Iowa Bulls to offer this opportunity.”
Event Details:
- What: FREE Alcohol- and Drug-Free Family Night
- When: Saturday, March 21 at 6:30 p.m.
- Where: Mason City Arena
- Who: Free for Mitchell County residents who pre-register
After registering, tickets will be available for pickup at the Mason City Arena the night of the game. Attendees should look for the Mitchell County Public Health table to collect their tickets.
Residents can register online by clicking the link or scanning the QR code flyer: https://forms.gle/VC49bP85jwEhXncW8

Those who prefer to register by phone may call Mitchell County Public Health at 641-832-3500.
Mitchell County Public Health and the Mitchell County Substance Abuse Coalition look forward to seeing families, friends, and neighbors come together for a fun, safe, and memorable evening supporting the North Iowa Bulls.
For More Information
Contact: Mitchell County Public Health
641-832-3500