Family events in Brevard County, FL

At the City of Melbourne Auditorium, MCO offers a Halloween-themed orchestral evening that leans into the playful and eerie side of symphonic music. The program draws on images of witches, ghosts, and goblins, with favorites like Danse Macabre, Night on Bald Mountain, and selections by John Williams delivering a mix of shivers and fun for all ages. A complimentary pre-show performance precedes the main concert. Food and drinks are available from City Bistro’s full-service food and bar area, and there are raffles, 50/50 drawings, and MCO merchandise to browse. Costumes are welcome, all ages are encouraged to attend, and admission is free with no tickets required.

A public event at The Children’s Center welcomes everyone, with a food truck available on site. The announcement also includes a special invitation for Big Backs.

Space Coast Jeep Club gathers at Hammock Landings Shopping Center for a casual meet and greet focused on all things Jeep. Expect a variety of eye catching rigs, plenty of Jeep conversation, and friendly, family focused vibes with the club’s crew from Brevard and the Space Coast. New faces are welcome to stop by, say hello, and learn more about the group.

This four-day itinerary aboard Carnival Glory departs from Port Canaveral, features a day at sea, visits Celebration Key in The Bahamas, and concludes back in Port Canaveral.

Stay comfortable regardless of the weather at this 3rd Annual indoor event that showcases artists, crafters, and cottage style food vendors. The day features raffles, performances, and demonstrations, creating a full experience the whole family can enjoy. Browse offerings from local, small, Christian businesses. Vendor spotlights, performance details, and additional updates are available in the Discussion Tab.

Explore amateur radio beyond simple on-air chats at a monthly series presented by the Titusville Amateur Radio Club at the Titusville Library. Each session highlights a different part of the hobby, featuring live demonstrations and time for questions. It welcomes technology fans, students, and anyone curious about radio, offering a friendly setting to uncover new facets of this dynamic pastime.

A seasonal celebration at Hidden Acres Rescue for Thoroughbreds offers a full day on the farm while contributing to care for retired racehorses. Ride a hay wagon to the debut pumpkin patch, spend time with Off-the-Track Thoroughbreds with opportunities to meet, pet, and feed them, and enjoy pony rides. Grab bites from community food trucks, browse goods from local vendors, and take part in family activities with plenty of autumn photo spots. Participation supports the rehabilitation of Off-the-Track Thoroughbreds as they transition into new careers and permanent homes.

Friendly Toast Cafe brings back its second lunchtime trunk or treat, transforming the restaurant with Halloween decorations and costumed staff. Families can look forward to candy and other treats, arts and crafts, face painting, games and playful activities. Children can pick from spooky-themed goody baskets and can receive a complimentary drinkable blood bag when a meal and treat are purchased. Halloween coloring pages are available, and costumes are encouraged. The focus is on a safe, memorable celebration for kids with plenty of festive fun throughout.

Auxiliary 4206 is hosting a Trunk or Treat at the Palm Bay Sr. Center, creating a festive Halloween outing for the community. Volunteers are welcome, and donations are encouraged to help support the event. Suggested items include popcorn, stickers, candy, chips, cookies, and small trinket toys. A donation box is located to the left of the Daily / Weekly. Attendees can add it to their calendar by marking Going and selecting the email connected to their phone.

Connect with fellow board gamers at a weekly game night in the store's game room. Participation is free and open to all ages. To jump into a game, head to the game room and look for a table with a sign showing that players are wanted. If none are out, take a sign and choose a seat. Pick from the store's large demo selection or bring a favorite from home, then enjoy relaxed, social play. Alcohol is not permitted, and courteous, family friendly language is expected. If questions come up or any issues arise, staff are available to help.

Celebrate the season at a family-friendly fall festival set inside a historic riverfront building. Costumes are encouraged, and activities include indoor trick-or-treating, games, snacks, and music for all ages. Everything takes place indoors, so the fun continues rain or shine, whatever the Florida weather brings. The preschool welcomes families who are exploring options, with limited openings in select classes for ages 1 through VPK.

Florida Tech's 2026 homecoming brings the community together for a full week of traditions and celebration on campus. Alumni, students, families, faculty, staff, and friends can reconnect through signature happenings that include a two mile HOCO run, an alumni awards gala, an athletics hall of fame ceremony, and other activities spread across the week. The spirit centers on rekindling Panther pride and sharing memories across the Florida Tech community.

Enjoy an all-ages painting session that invites families to swap screen time for creative time. Create a painting together in the studio with step-by-step guidance. Each ticket includes all needed supplies and aprons, plus a 16x20 canvas to take home, with options to upgrade to a wood piece or add a frame. This is a BYOB setting, and guests are welcome to bring snacks and drinks. If this date does not work, Painting with a Twist offers additional classes on other days.

A lively turtle racing event raises funds to keep the snack tables at the Viera VA supplied. Proceeds directly support this effort, reflecting VFW Auxiliary 4206’s commitment to serving veterans, their families, and the wider community through teamwork and care.

Barnyard Challengers offers an adaptive, animal-focused experience for youth ages 6 and older who have a disability. Led by the UF/IFAS Extension 4-H Youth Development Program, participants are matched with mentors to explore poultry care and knowledge. The program takes place at the Adaptive Recreation Center in Wickham Park. There is an opportunity to take part in the Bevard County Fair, and owning a chicken is not required. 4-H registration is required, and the fee is $25. For details or to register, contact tara.dorn@ufl.edu.