Family events in Alabaster, AL

Things to do with kids around Alabaster this week, each one checked against where it was posted.

9 this weekChecked Tuesday, October 27

Family events this week

9 picks that work with kids in tow. All events →

Wednesday, October 28

3 events

  • 10am

    Storytime with Ms. Katie

    Birmingham · Irondale Public Library, 1032 Grants Mill Rd

    Ms. Katie leads a Halloween-themed storytime for children ages 0 to 3 and their caregivers. Costumes are welcome for a festive, kid-friendly experience.

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  • 6pm

    Camp Fire Night

    Irondale · Brookview Wesleyan Church, 3699 Belmont Rd

    A cozy fall campfire evening at Brookview Church brings neighbors from Irondale and Mountain Brook together for live music, fellowship, laughter, and s'mores by the fire. It creates a warm, community focused setting for friends and families to connect.

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  • 6:30pm

    Haunted Homewood Library Ghost Walk

    Birmingham · Homewood Public Library, 1721 Oxmoor Rd

    Free

    Teens can explore the library after hours on a ghost walk hosted by author and paranormal researcher Kim Johnston and Homewood Library. Hear about the library’s history and tales of ghostly mischief, and bring a flashlight, camera, and comfortable walking shoes. A separate event is offered for children ages 6–12.

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Thursday, October 29

1 event

  • 4pm

    Kids Fun Day

    Birmingham · Ken's BBQ, 4437 Pinson Valley Pkwy

    Ken's BBQ presents a family friendly Kids Fun Day featuring a visit from a superhero character. Children can enjoy balloon animals, face painting, and magic tricks, plus the chance to meet the character and take photos. Barbecue favorites are available to order. As a special perk, dine in guests who purchase any adult meal receive a complimentary slice of pumpkin cheesecake while supplies last.

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Friday, October 30

2 events

  • 10:45am

    Small Fry Friday

    Alabaster · Albert L. Scott Library, 100 9th St NW

    Hear autumn-themed stories and songs with Ms. Karen, then enjoy a fall snack and create a seasonal craft. Please register through the library website.

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  • 6:30pm

    Haunted Homewood Library Ghost Walk for Kids

    Birmingham · Homewood Public Library, 1721 Oxmoor Rd

    Free

    Children ages 6–12 and their parents can take an after-hours ghost walk through Homewood Library, hosted by author and paranormal researcher Kim Johnston and the library. Hear about the library’s history and tales of ghostly mischief. Bring a flashlight, camera, and comfortable walking shoes. Children must be accompanied by an adult.

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Saturday, October 31

3 events

  • 10am

    Trick or Treat!

    Hoover · Hoover Public Library, 200 Municipal Dr

    Free

    Enjoy trick-or-treat fun at the library.

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  • 12pm

    Halloween Lock-In

    Birmingham · Bells & Whistles

    With the Magic City Classic on the way, this offering provides a supervised option for kids so adults can enjoy some time to themselves. Capacity is limited and spots are first come, first served. Please share with others who may be interested.

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  • 12pm

    Halloween Art Party

    Birmingham · Alabama Art Supply, 1006 23rd St S

    Create for a cause at a relaxed Halloween art party at Alabama Art Academy, with all admission proceeds supporting UAB Blazer Kitchen. Participants can come and go, explore hands-on art stations, and watch live demonstrations featuring pastels, watercolors, acrylics, clay, and more. Seasonal projects keep the spirit fun and spooky without the fright. Try one activity or sample several, discover new techniques, and enjoy time surrounded by creativity. All ages and experience levels are welcome, and no prior skills are needed. Admission is $5, donated in full to UAB Blazer Kitchen. Donations are appreciated but not required to take part. Children under 12 are admitted for free.

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