Family events in Enterprise, AL

Whitfield Estates in Dothan hosts a neighborhood-wide yard sale with numerous households taking part, an annual tradition organized by residents. Browse furniture, clothing, toys, tools, household decor and more while exploring the community. The neighborhood is located just off Brannon Stand Road near Highway 84 West.

Explore a living history camp with the WhiteWater LongHunters and see how people on the American frontier lived before 1840. Their Rendezvous brings members together in period clothing and historically styled camps to practice traditional skills, share knowledge, and take part in friendly competitions. The event is open to visitors who can walk through camp, meet participants, learn about frontier lifeways, and watch demonstrations and contests featuring archery, black powder muzzleloading, camping skills, and related traditions. Visitor Day is free to attend, and period attire is not required for guests.

A monthly cruise-in at Red Elephant offers a free appetizer card for every car owner, a 50/50 drawing, and door prizes that include a $25 Red Elephant gift card. Attendees are welcome to bring cornhole for casual games.

Beginner friendly and family focused, the Miss Southern Dollz Boo-tiful Boo Bash/Pajama Jam Pageant blends spooky style with sparkle in a festive competition that highlights confidence, creativity, and stage presence for participants of all ages. Contestants can take the stage in OOC or fun fashion of choice, from Halloween glam and costumes to festive runway looks, with individuality and personality encouraged. Divisions include Infant, Baby, Toddler, Tiny, Little, Petite, Pre-Teen, Teen, and Miss. Entry is $90 plus two bags of candy, and those candy donations will be used for a Trunk or Treat celebration immediately after the pageant. This high energy, themed event combines pageantry with Halloween fun and welcomes both first timers and seasoned competitors.

Friends of Army Aviation hosts helicopter rides for graduating classes, their families, friends, and the general public. Step aboard the historic UH-1H Huey to experience Army aviation history up close, with flights conducted with the doors open for an unmistakable Huey ride. The focus is on creating meaningful moments and memories that last. Flights run until everyone has had a chance to fly or until sunset, and they may conclude earlier if demand slows. Arriving early is recommended to increase the likelihood of getting a seat. If you plan to come later in the event, call ahead and ask for Karyn to confirm availability. Youth ages 2 through 17 may ride with restrictions, and those ages 16 and 17 can fly without an accompanying adult when they have written permission from a parent or guardian.

Children are welcome to wear pajamas and bring a favorite stuffed animal for a cozy storytime that features songs, bedtime tales, and a simple craft. The program takes place inside the children’s library. Parents are asked to arrive before the program begins, as late entry will not be permitted once storytime starts.