CSME Badminton d’Eaubonne to host Blackminton event

On December 18, 2026, the CSME Badminton d’Eaubonne will host its annual Blackminton event, transforming a standard club night into a glow-in-the-dark sports gathering featuring fluorescent court markings, glowing shuttlecocks, and music, sortiraparis.com reported.

Winter Night Play in Eaubonne

As winter approaches and daylight hours shrink, evening sports routines often face disruptions. To counter early darkness, the Eaubonne Badminton Club is organizing an offbeat evening session on Friday, December 18, 2026, inviting players of all skill levels to take the court under specialized lighting. The gathering aims to blend athletic competition with a festive atmosphere, relying on neon equipment and high-tempo music to shift the tone from traditional training to a club celebration.

Schedule and Format for Families and Adults

To accommodate different age groups and playing styles, the association has split the schedule into two distinct time blocks. The evening opens with a parent-child session running from 6:00 PM to 8:30 PM local time, designed for families seeking a shared sporting activity. Starting at 8:30 PM, the adult session takes over, extending the play until 1:00 AM in an illuminated setting.

Event Logistics and Preparation

Organizers encourage participants to wear fluorescent clothing, known locally as tenues fluo, to stand out on the darkened courts. While the primary focus rests on camaraderie and enjoyment rather than elite competition, the association notes that matches will still track winners by the final whistle. Attendees are advised to complete a proper warm-up before stepping onto the glow-in-the-dark courts to prevent injury during the fast-paced rallies.

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