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Hundreds Celebrate at 'Night to Shine' Prom in Tallahassee
Annual event provides a night of fun and inclusion for people with disabilities
Published on Feb. 14, 2026
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The 'Night to Shine' prom returned to Tallahassee on Friday, giving hundreds of people with disabilities a night of celebration with activities like llamas, karaoke, dancing, and sensory rooms. Attendees expressed feeling special, seen, and valued at the event, which organizers say they will start planning for next year in just a few weeks.
Why it matters
The 'Night to Shine' prom is an annual event that provides a welcoming and inclusive environment for people with disabilities to enjoy a night of fun and community. It aims to make every guest feel celebrated for who they are, rather than focusing on their differences.
The details
The prom featured a red carpet entrance, a cheering crowd, and a variety of activities for guests to enjoy, including llamas, karaoke, dancing, and sensory rooms. Many attendees said their favorite part was the dancing, as it gave them a chance to 'cut loose.' Beyond the music and festivities, the event was about making every guest feel seen, valued, and celebrated.
- The 'Night to Shine' prom took place on Friday, February 14, 2026.
- Organizers say they will start planning next year's event in just a few weeks.
The players
Torey Roberts
An attendee who said this was his 6th year attending the 'Night to Shine' prom, and that he was 'very excited' to be there.
Morgan Smith
An attendee who said the event was 'really special' and showed that 'people out there really care about us.'
What they’re saying
“It feels amazing to come to Night to Shine prom, this is my 6th year. So I'm very excited to come here.”
— Torey Roberts (WCTV)
“It's really special, it shows that people out there really care about us.”
— Morgan Smith (WCTV)
What’s next
Organizers say they will start planning next year's 'Night to Shine' prom in just a few weeks.
The takeaway
The 'Night to Shine' prom in Tallahassee provides a meaningful and inclusive event for people with disabilities, creating a space where they can feel celebrated, valued, and part of a supportive community.
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