Red Ribbon Week
Say no to drugs.Say yes tobumper balls.
The drug-free message every school runs in October, delivered by a mascot, a crew and a gym full of games. Kids laugh the whole way through, then get quick, easy tips for standing up to peer pressure.
What kids walk out with
A message that outlasts the week.
The show gives kids a heads up about the dangers of drugs, with quick and easy tips to avoid sticky situations and stand up to peer pressure.
Watch a show
This is what October looks like.
From schools
"We had a great time celebrating anti drugs."
"It was so much fun, yet very educational. The kids were so involved: hamster balls, the toilet paper shooter, pie in the face, and silly string."
"This is the best program we have ever had. I think our kids are now ready for the test."
"The program was age appropriate and it really pulled the kids in. They loved the games and were definitely paying attention."
"Our students were fired up and ready to listen. I would highly recommend this program to any school."
"It was better than we anticipated. Our students laughed, cheered, and screamed."
"These guys did a great job and they really exceeded my expectations. The kids loved it!"
"Awesome performance. Had an empowering message for our students as well as being fun."
Good questions
Red Ribbon Week, answered.
When is Red Ribbon Week?
Red Ribbon Week runs at the end of October every year. October is one of our busiest months, so the earlier you ask, the more dates we have.
Can we do Red Ribbon Week with another theme?
Yes. Plenty of schools pair it with leadership, kindness or healthy choices. Tell us what you want the kids to walk out with.
What grades is it for?
Elementary and middle school mostly, and we pitch the show to the room. Splitting grades into two sessions in one visit is easy.
What do you need from us?
A space up front about 10 by 20 feet, a small room for Jiggy to change, and a gym full of kids. We bring our own sound, equipment and props.
October goes fast.
Red Ribbon Week dates are the first to go. Tell us your school and the days that work.