Residents of Lewisville, get ready to embrace your inner sleuth during the vibrant revelry of ColorPalooza. The Lewisville Police Department's Neighborhood Resource Officers (NROs) are gearing up to engage with the community uniquely—through an activity called "Where is the Fun?" Hunt. Scheduled for April 27, the event promises an interactive twist on the usual festivities.

With clues in hand and a mission to uncover fun activities, participants will be equipped with a notebook and a stamp, setting out to solve a case reminiscent of classic detective work. In a Facebook post by the Lewisville Police Department, the agency painted a picturesque atmosphere of mystery and mirth, inviting "YOUR help to find the fun activities." It's a family-friendly venture, with the added benefit of promoting community-police interactions beyond the usual patrol setting.

The event is a part of the larger ColorPalooza festival, which celebrates culture and art in the heart of Lewisville. While the police department's hunt is anticipated to be a draw for families, it will be amidst a kaleidoscope of art displays, live performances, and local vendors that mark the broader celebration of community and creativity. The "Where is the Fun?" Hunt is thus nested within a context stretching beyond the game itself, encapsulating an ethos of communal engagement and shared joy.

Interested parties looking to participate in the activity should plan to congregate at the starting point, as laid out by the Lewisville Police Department's announcement. To "collect the evidence, solve the case," families will embark on the kind of exploration leading them through the various facets and colors of the festival—each stamp a testament to the vibrancy and life pulsing through the heart of Lewisville.