user: The occasion planned for Church Street would form part of Highland Council's efforts to support a Scottish government children's play strategy.
In a report to councillors, council officers have set out progress and also further plans to provide youngsters with opportunities to play.
Officers said the "play event" was planned for later this year.
Highland Council's education, children and adult services committee will consider the report at a meeting on Wednesday.

Sum: Part of an Inverness city centre street is to be closed for an event promoting children's right to be able to play.


Q: Hamza Bashir, of Glenfield Drive, Middlesbrough, admitted causing Linda Warren's death by driving without due care and attention on 23 October 2014.
Teesside Crown Court sentenced him to 32 weeks in jail suspended for a year, 200 hours unpaid work and banned him from driving for two years.
The 20-year-old had initially denied the offence but changed his plea.
The court heard the grandmother of seven died in hospital after being hit by a Hyundai driven by Bashir.
The crash happened in Saltersgill Avenue, Middlesbrough.

A: A driver who killed a 60-year-old pedestrian in Middlesbrough has been spared jail.


Text: The 30-year-old British and Irish Lion has not played since Wales' defeat to Eddie Jones' side in March.
Jones had a heel injury which affected his performances during the Six Nations tournament, and flanker Dan Lydiate is glad to have him back.
"You miss him bossing everyone because he is the yardstick. It's good to have him back," he said.
"He is a machine and plays week in, week out. That was probably his downfall going into the Six Nations, because he never pulls out of a session. He will just keep going.
"He wears his heart on his sleeve and he will never take a step back. He will always get up and give you more, even if he has got nothing left."
Jones will play his 99th game for Wales if selected - and his 104th Test match when you add his five Lions appearances.
The game is a tour warm up for both England and Wales - with Eddie Jones' team taking on Australia next month while Wales have three tests against World Champions New Zealand.
Jones is likely to be named captain at Twickenham in the absence of Sam Warburton who is recovering from a shoulder injury.
Then he will be set to make his 100th appearance for his country at Eden Park on 11 June.
Hooker Scott Baldwin - like Lydiate an Ospreys team-mate of Jones - says the lock has had a big influence in training.
"He's ready to go. Obviously he's back where he wants to be," said Baldwin.
"Seeing him the past couple of weeks he looks fresh, he looks hungry and I think we're going to see 'Big Al' back this weekend.
"He makes a big difference. He's a big character and a big leader in the squad he drives standards; demands high standards.
"If you're not up with him you'll be left behind. So he's a big leader for us."
summary: Wales will have Alun Wyn Jones back to "where he wants to be" when they face England at Twickenham on Sunday.


Question:
Article:Police searches were carried out after concerns were raised about a woman's safety in the Dungannon area earlier this week.
A 32-year-old man has been charged with rape, human trafficking, controlling prostitution, and kidnapping.
A 20-year-old woman has been charged with human trafficking, controlling prostitution and kidnapping.
Both are to appear at Strabane Magistrates' Court later on Thursday.

Summarize the main points of that article.
Answer:
Two people have been charged after a 29-year-old woman was rescued during an investigation into human trafficking.


Article: The win in both sides' final Group J qualifier takes Ethiopia to 11 points, leaving them with an outside chance of qualifying as a best runner-up.
After the visitors took a shock lead, Getaneh Kebede's first-half strike and a Saladdin Said penalty turned the tie.
The two best runners-up will join 13 group winners at the finals in Gabon.
1962 champions Ethiopia will need eight other results to go their way this weekend if they are to reach their first Nations Cup since 2013 and only their second since 1982.
Algeria, who finish their campaign against Lesotho on Sunday, had already qualified from the group, with 13 points, while Seychelles could only muster four, a point more than Lesotho.
One of the results Ethiopia needed already came in on Saturday night as Cape Verde - who needed to beat Libya to have any chance of progress - lost 1-0.
A home win would have taken Cape Verde to 12 points, so eliminating the Ethiopians, but instead the islanders' dreams were left in tatters as the visitors scored in the 89th minute.
Elsewhere, Nigeria had Kelechi Iheanacho to thank for their first official win in Group G as they beat Tanzania 1-0 thanks to the Manchester City star's long-range thunderbolt after 79 minutes.
The 2013 African champions, who have failed to qualify for the last two Nations Cups, had recorded an opening day victory over Chad only for the result to be annulled when the latter withdrew from qualifying.
The Super Eagles finish the campaign with five points from four matches, trailing group leaders - and qualifiers - Egypt by five points.
Cameroon, another side to have qualified before their final game, finished Group M unbeaten when beating The Gambia 2-0 in Limbe.
Striker Karl Toko Ekambi was the stand-out performer, winning a penalty - which Benjamin Moukandjo converted - before scoring his maiden international goal after 53 minutes and then hitting the post with a late free-kick.
The win left Cameroon with 14 points, comfortably ahead of Mauritania (8), South Africa (7) and The Gambia, who finished with two points.
In another dead rubber, Ghana ended Group H with a 1-1 draw at home to Rwanda to give the Black Stars a total of 14 points.
There were swathes of empty seats at the Accra Sports Stadium, which could be explained by Ghana having already qualified while some fans are dissatisfied with the way the country's football is being run.
"Public affection for the Black Stars is an at all time low," Ghanaian journalist Gary Al-Smith told BBC Sport.
Those who stayed away missed Samuel Tetteh giving Ghana the lead with a shot that goalkeeper Jean-Luc Ndayishimiye might not want to see again, before Muhadjiri Hakizimana equalised late on with a stunning free-kick.
In Maputo, Mozambique - who started the day bottom of Group H with four points - leapfrogged opponents Mauritius (six points) after beating them 1-0.
In Luanda meanwhile, a fearsome Gelson strike brought Angola from a goal down to register a 1-1 draw at home to fellow Group B also-rans Madagascar.
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assistant: Ethiopia kept their faint qualifying hopes for the 2017 Africa Cup of Nations alive when beating Seychelles 2-1 at home.