Family events in Georgetown, DE

Seaford Library hosts Miss Maria for a live class featuring music and movement for children and their caregivers. Everyone participates together in an interactive session in a library setting.

Seaford Library offers a weekly crafting program with Miss Carla where children create a different project each session. The specific activity varies from week to week, with details available on the library’s calendar. The program is presented as Fantastic Friday Crafts.

Creativity takes center stage at Jellystone Park with a playful art-focused celebration featuring painting and drawing. Yogi Bear and friends add to the fun with a friendly challenge to see whose artwork shines, offering a cheerful setting for making memorable creations.

Take part in a free gathering focused on Pokemon TCG, Pokemon VCG, and Pokemon GO. Newcomers can learn the basics, then face other players when ready, all in a family friendly setting that makes it easy to meet fellow Pokemon fans. Activities take place inside The Lair, the new shop located behind Red Bandana. Outside food and drinks are not allowed, and refreshments are available for purchase at The Lair’s snack bar. Calling ahead to reserve a seat is appreciated to help with the head count. Public parking is available nearby.

At the Zwaanendael Museum, a costumed interpreter portrays an officer from the Loyal American Regiment and shares what uniforms, equipment, and daily life were like for a Loyalist from Lewes during the Revolutionary War. The museum also offers rotating activities and additional programs connected to this history. There is no cost to participate, and it is suitable for all ages. For more information, call (302) 645-1148 or email zmuseum@delaware.gov.

Share a story with dogs at the library as you read aloud. Bring a favorite book from home or choose one from the library's shelves.

Dr. William Lane, an educational consultant, academic coach, and advocate, leads a free and informative presentation focused on navigating special education. The session explains what an IEP is, clarifies the difference between accommodations and modifications, and offers guidance on preparing for an IEP meeting. Attendees also receive insights on laws, strategies, and practical advice to better support a child's education. This free program is open to parents, guardians, and educators, with registration available online or by phone.

Mighty Milers is an eight week running program at Milton Elementary School that meets twice a week. Designed for children in second through eighth grade, it welcomes both newcomers and experienced runners. Participants build skills step by step, beginning with fundamental drills and stretching, then progressing to speed work and strength training. Each child is encouraged to advance at a personal pace while learning what it takes to become a successful runner. The goals are to boost fitness, grow as runners, make friends, and discover that running is fun. Sessions blend track time, trail time, and games to keep the challenge engaging and enjoyable.

Lefty’s Alley & Eats hosts a free, all-ages weekly event where Jersey John leads music-themed games and trivia. Participants can tackle rounds like Name That Tune, Jersey Feud, and more, creating a lively mix of friendly competition and laughs. Food and drinks are available, and prizes add to the fun. It offers an easy way to enjoy an outing with friends or family.