Family events in Seaford, DE

This calm, hands-on sensory play session is designed for little ones and allows children to explore at their own pace. Lights are kept low, music stays off, and a variety of tactile stations invite discovery, including a coloring table, a Play-Doh table for shaping and squishing, and sensory bins with engaging textures. Ice cream is 50 percent off during the session, and the gentle atmosphere suits toddlers and young children who benefit from less stimulation while still having plenty of fun.

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.

Friday nights light up with a glow-themed experience. Bring your own glow-in-the-dark accessories, or pick up glow necklaces at check-in. Admission options include checking in through funfull or paying regular entry. Food and drink specials are available.

A flea market with vendor spaces available at $10 for each 10x10 area.

Delmar Heritage Day honors the community’s roots as a railroad town that straddles the Mason-Dixon Line, bringing neighbors together for artisan booths, food stands, and activities for all ages. A signature moment is the spirited tug-of-war that pulls from one side of the Maryland and Delaware border to the other. Grandpa Rich’s Jams, Jellies & Preserves returns to the festival. The celebration is presented by the Delmar Heritage Day Committee and takes place in downtown Delmar.

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.

Enjoy a hands-on field trip at Little Lane Flower Company that invites families to experience an operating flower farm and the beauty of locally grown blooms. Guided learning focuses on how flowers are cultivated and cared for throughout the season, along with the essential roles of bees, butterflies, and other pollinators in a healthy ecosystem. Through engaging farm education, children gain a deeper understanding of nature, plant life cycles, and the connections between plants, insects, and the environment. As part of the visit, each participant may pick a small bouquet to take home. This outdoor experience is well suited for nature lovers, budding gardeners, and curious learners of all ages, celebrating vibrant colors, refreshing scents, and the wonders of a flower farm while highlighting how pollinators help the world flourish.