Family events in Largo, FL

Star Lodge presents a pancake breakfast fundraiser for 2026. Attendees can prepay through Ticketleap or choose to pay at the door.

This summer crafting series at Southwest Recreation Complex features preplanned handmade projects with step-by-step guidance in a relaxed setting. Participants can unwind with a selection of mocktails while creating something to take home. Projects highlighted across the series include painting wooden hairbrushes, decorating tote bags, and adding charms to picture frames. Designed for adults, with minors welcome when accompanied by a participating adult. Pre-registration is required at least 24 hours before class, and the cost is $15.

All materials are available at no cost thanks to a generous surplus of donations. The lending model has been discontinued, so items are meant to be taken home and kept. Families will find a vast selection of homeschool curriculum along with a large variety of educational games, with thousands of resources to support learning at home.

Bandingo Music Bingo turns music recognition into a game at Slyce (Madeira Beach). A host plays short song clips while players mark their bingo cards based on what they hear. There are no trivia questions and no live band, keeping the focus on the soundtrack. Prizes and bragging rights are up for grabs, and the menu features cold drinks and stone baked pizzas. It is family friendly and free to play.

At Gulf Beaches Public Library, babies and toddlers can enjoy a gentle storytime filled with stories, songs, movement, and playful interaction, created especially for children ages 2 and under. Each gathering supports early literacy and language development, builds social skills, and nurtures a lifelong love of reading. Parents, grandparents, and caregivers can connect with other local families while little readers explore and have fun together.

A family-focused science class at McGough Nature Park features interactive experiments for families to take part in together. This is a drop-in program, $4 per person.

This casual Standard format Pokémon tournament features a $7 entry fee. Every participant receives a prize, and winners earn extra rewards.

Little ones can settle in for a lively storytime crafted for ages 2 to 4 at Gulf Beaches Public Library. Children and caregivers can share tales, sing along, move to music, and take part in playful, hands-on activities that nurture early reading and language skills. The welcoming library setting encourages creativity, imagination, and social connection while making books and storytelling feel joyful and interactive.

Tutterow Dance Academy hosts its annual fall registration at the Largo Community Center. Families can enroll dancers ages 2 to 17 in a variety of styles, including ballet, jazz, hip hop, tap, and more. Private lessons are also available by appointment.

The HOB Give Back offers a free grocery distribution for anyone facing food insecurity or needing assistance with food. All are welcome and no identification is required. To keep things fair, it is one bag per household, and staff may confirm that multiple attendees are not from the same home. Food is sorted from donations provided through Good Neighbors, and each household selects items that suit their needs. Bags typically include options such as fresh produce, breads, desserts, and meat. Availability changes from week to week, and certain items may have limits per family. To avoid long lines, a lottery system is used. Giveaway cards are handed out and drawn at random to set the order. Once distribution begins, anyone arriving later receives a smiley face and will be served after those with cards, since new cards cannot be issued once the process is underway. The distribution takes place under the pavilion at HOB Brewing Co.