Family events in Pulaski County, AR

Designed for babies from birth to 23 months and their caregivers, this weekly program features music, movement, stories, and playful activities that encourage early learning and family connection. Caregivers are encouraged to take part alongside their little ones during a dedicated time tailored to infants and toddlers. The session models excitement for reading and discovery, helping nurture lifelong learners from the very beginning. Children under age 2 are most likely to enjoy and benefit from this experience.

Enjoy a family-friendly evening at Laman Library during the October edition of its Community Night, featuring a big-screen showing of Hocus Pocus and rounds of bingo with prizes. Popcorn and cider will be available, and the PG-rated film sets a playful, slightly spooky tone that suits all ages. Everyone is welcome for a relaxed night of movies, games, and seasonal fun.

CAIN brings the Live and In Worship Tour to Geyer Springs First Baptist Church in Little Rock with special guest Leeland. The evening is crafted to make room for a genuine time of worship, offering songs that speak life and moments set aside for reflection and renewal. Wear your favorite orange outfit to be part of the theme. Tickets are on sale, and options include a VIP add-on, early entry, and general admission. For buyer protection, third party ticket resales are not allowed on official event pages, and purchases made through unofficial sellers are not guaranteed by TPR and may limit access to updates and assistance.

Little ones can get moving while they learn at this Music and Movement Storytime. A lively mix of stories, songs, and guided movement encourages early literacy, rhythm, motor development, and social skills. Comfortable, safe footwear is recommended for active play. No registration is required, and the activities are best suited for children ages 3 to 5. For more information, contact Dawn at dawn.sagar@lamanlibrary.org.

A weekend storytime offers a welcoming option for families who cannot make it during the week or who want a little extra reading fun. Children of all ages are invited to listen and create, with simple crafts and activities available. Younger participants may need help from an adult. All supplies are provided and no registration is required. On the fourth Saturday of each month, weather permitting, the gathering moves to Laman Plaza park. For more information, contact jwheeler@nlrlibrary.org.

Make room on the shelf and discover something new at a community board game swap meet at Game Goblins in Little Rock. Sellers can bring board games, expansions, and related accessories, set their own prices, register items with store staff, and receive the entire sale amount as store credit when those items sell. Buyers can browse tables of discounted titles and add-ons, then check out through the store with cash or card, with applicable sales tax. Participation is free. Unsold items must be picked up, and unclaimed items will be donated. Arriving early often leads to the best selection. This event is an opportunity to buy, sell, or swap with fellow enthusiasts.

Pokemon League is a weekly event in Sherwood, Arkansas, taking place every Saturday.

Enjoy a festive trunk-or-treat at Levy Church, where families can go car to car for candy and lighthearted Halloween activities. Costumes are encouraged, and kids can collect sweets in a cheerful, family friendly setting. It is a simple way to make sweet memories together.

This indoor event features truck or treat, games, and crafts. Bounce houses, costumes, candy, chili, and more are part of the fun.

An event featuring candy, chili, and plenty of fun, along with other activities. Opportunities to donate or volunteer are available.

Try a new hands-on project every week. This session focuses on creating a pool noodle monster. Expect a fun, messy experience that encourages social interaction while building motor skills and sharpening problem-solving.