Heroes Shine

Night to Shine 2025

  • Capes swirl at Broken Arrow Farm as the superheroes dance. Photos courtesy of Abram Crozier
    Capes swirl at Broken Arrow Farm as the superheroes dance. Photos courtesy of Abram Crozier
  • Guest Katie Peluso arrives at the venue, escorted by buddy Regina Pribble. Photos courtesy of Abram Crozier
    Guest Katie Peluso arrives at the venue, escorted by buddy Regina Pribble. Photos courtesy of Abram Crozier
  • Photos courtesy of Abram Crozier who also announced each attendee walking the red carpet.
    Photos courtesy of Abram Crozier who also announced each attendee walking the red carpet.
  • Caleb Sydner, super hero for the evening. Photo submitted by Caleb Sydner
    Caleb Sydner, super hero for the evening. Photo submitted by Caleb Sydner

    Capes and masks abounded Friday night at Broken Arrow Farm, 878 Davis Road, Falmouth, for the annual Night to Shine prom for people with special needs. This year’s theme was superheroes. The complimentary event is sponsored by the Tim Tebow Foundation and hosted by local churches around the world. Trinity Southern Baptist Church in Falmouth hosted a formal meal for Pendleton County participants before they headed to Broken Arrow for a night of music and dancing. According to the Tebow Foundation, cornerstone activities for all Night to Shine events include “a red carpet entrance complete with a warm welcome from a friendly crowd and paparazzi, hair and makeup stations, shoeshines, limousine rides, karaoke, gifts, a catered dinner, a sensory room, a respite room for parents and caregivers, dancing and a crowning ceremony during which every guest is honored as a King or a Queen — the way God sees them each and every day.”

    Abram Crozier announced each attendee walking the red carpet.