LI Kick schedules Friday night kickball at Eisenhower Park on July 24

Kickball · By Marcus Chen · July 25, 2026
LI Kick schedules Friday night kickball at Eisenhower Park on July 24

LI Kick scheduled its Summer 2026 Kickball East Meadow Friday Night for Friday, July 24, from 7:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. at Eisenhower Park, 1899 Park Blvd, East Meadow, 11554. The four-hour block gave adult players a late-night window built for after-work turnout and a full evening of games in one of Long Island’s most recognizable recreational settings.

The listing was straightforward, but that is part of its value. Eisenhower Park is a public venue with the kind of open layout kickball needs: a field, bases and enough space for teams and spectators to gather around the action. LI Kick’s page framed the date as part of its “Summer 2026 Kickball East Meadow” schedule, signaling an organized league night rather than a loose pickup session.

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That structure matters for first-timers deciding whether to sign up. LI Kick describes kickball as part of a “massive community of players,” and the site pitches the sport as something that brings teammates together while keeping the atmosphere loose enough for a social night out. The organization also says the game is “back and better than you remember it,” a line that fits the league’s mix of competition and post-game hanging out.

The East Meadow venue page shows that July 24 was not a one-off. LI Kick listed a Summer Kickball League in East Meadow on Mondays from June 29 to August 17, running from 7:00 p.m. to 9:30 p.m., and a Fall Kickball League on Sundays from September 13 to October 11, from 3:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. That calendar gives the park a steady late-day and evening rhythm through the summer and into the fall.

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For Long Island adult kickball players, the Friday-night listing was a clear marker on the schedule and a useful snapshot of what LI Kick offers at Eisenhower Park. The setup was simple, the timing was friendly to working adults and the venue was already built into a broader seasonal slate that kept the games coming.

Sources

  1. [1]li-kick.com