'This is not a violent game, this is a fun game,' said Jess Silliboy, who is organizing the event. She recently posted a video to her event page on Facebook that has a breakdown of how to play. 

Silliboy said she found about the Ninja Game on YouTube, and watched one of the largest games of Ninja that occurred in California a couple years ago.

'It was a big craze that swept the nation,' she said. But mostly, she just enjoys playing the game. She and her partner Debra Downing play frequently, 'and we just laugh the whole time, nonstop.'

Though she hopes she can get a good turnout, if it's just her and her friends she'll still have fun.

'It's a silly game. You don't need athletic ability. Most of the time you're not moving you're frozen. If you can stand and move your arms, you can do it,' said Silliboy.

They plan on selling Freezepops at the event, with proceeds to benefit the Bridge Alliance.

For more information or to officially RSVP for the event, check it out on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/events/393596800746553/.