Family events in Aberdeen, MD

Celebrate Halloween farm style with trick-or-treating in the corn maze, unlimited hayrides and barrel car rides, and a costume parade with prizes. Food will be available for purchase from Dough Slingers Food Truck. Sensory-friendly spaces and volunteer support will be available.

Enjoy a playful parent and child music session filled with singalongs, simple movement, and Halloween fun. Designed for little ones ages 6 months to 3 years. The cost is $15 per child, and costumes or festive outfits are encouraged.

Shop the North East Farmer’s Market, where you can meet local growers and producers, artisans and crafters, independent vendors, and other small businesses. Customers have called it Maryland’s friendliest market, creating a warm spot to browse, connect, and support the community.

Celebrate the season with a family friendly gathering in the Christian Stronghold Church parking lot. Enjoy an inflatable bounce attraction, face painting, hands-on arts and crafts, the chance to make your own caramel apple, apple cider donuts, a variety of games, and pumpkin painting. A warm, community-focused outing with plenty of autumn fun.

At Appoquinimink Community Library, this farmers market features fresh fruits and vegetables, baked goods, honey, jams, ready-to-eat foods, and handcrafted items. All major payment types are welcome, including cash, debit or credit cards, and EBT. Vendors include Bakery & Argentinian Dishes, Beauty of Goat's Milk Soap, Beth's Homemade Goods LLC, Beulah Bakery, Bianca's Little Bakery, Blackbird Creek Farms, Buzzards Gulch Farm LLC, Crowned Cakes LLC, Endless Futures Farm, Figs + Flour Baking Co, Happy Heart Farm, House of Plenty Coffee, Ma Ada's Water Ice, Maddy's Kitchen, Ms. Selina's Creations, Nonny's Shea Butters, Powers Farm, RandaliaBee Hives, Round Woods Farm and Nursery, SheRices, Sunnyside Up Food Truck, Temtaytions Baking Co, T-Skincare, Wild Things Design, and XM Beauty LLC. Vendor lineups may change on market day.

Nature-themed drop-in programs at the Nature Education Center invite visitors to connect with the natural world through casual, playful learning. Offered on Saturdays, these activities are free, require no advance registration, and welcome participants of every age.

A Halloween-themed makers market in Hamilton-Lauraville, Baltimore brings together local makers, artists, growers, and food vendors with handmade goods, original art, baked treats, plants, drinks, and more. Activities for all ages include trick-or-treating, a chance to show off costumes, and a competition for the best decorated vendor booth. Admission is free. Proceeds support The Glamour Barn Sanctuary, a local 501(c)(3) animal rescue and sanctuary. Vendor applications are open to makers, artists, growers, and food trucks, while spaces for baked goods, bath, and skincare are already filled.

This weekly meetup brings Pokemon fans together for trading and training. Participants can exchange Pokemon and spend time improving their skills alongside other enthusiasts.

Enjoy a farmers market held on the first Sunday, showcasing area vendors and artisans. The schedule makes an exception in April to observe Easter.

The 5th annual Stray Cat Scurry is a community walk supporting homeless, sick, and abandoned cats. Attendees can enjoy music from a live DJ, browse vendor booths, and take part in raffles and a 50/50. Participants may launch a pledge fundraiser that covers the registration fee, and fundraisers can be shared to Facebook when they are created. The event has been shifted to accommodate the Eagles schedule.

Make Tuesday your movie day with $7 movie tickets at Warehouse Cinemas. Catch a blockbuster, share a laugh with friends, or enjoy a family movie night, with fresh popcorn, handcrafted food, and cold drinks available. Settle into a luxury recliner and enjoy the big-screen experience.

Family Night in Middletown features a complimentary kids meal with the purchase of an adult combo, along with raffles, giveaways, and engaging activities for all ages.

Little Leapers at Sky Zone Newark welcomes children ages 6 and under for a dedicated jump and play session created just for them. Kids can explore the park, burn off energy, and make memories with their grownups. Admission is $12 per Little Leaper, and the first accompanying parent or adult jumps free. Held at Sky Zone in Newark, Delaware.

Sky Zone in Newark, DE hosts a Homeschool Hop created for families who learn at home. Homeschool students can jump, play, and connect with other families during a dedicated session on the trampolines. Tickets are $12.99 per jumper, and Basic and Elite Members receive free admission. A $5 meal deal is available, and Sky Socks are required to participate. It offers an active outlet and a simple field trip option for homeschoolers.

Wear your pajamas and bring a bedtime buddy for a family-friendly gathering featuring stories, songs, rhymes, and movement.

Enjoy stories, songs, and fingerplays with Mr. John, followed by time to play together in a playgroup.

The Rumina Center welcomes parents to Milk & Cookies Hour, a new, community-wide support group offered at no cost. It is designed as a warm, judgment-free place to connect with others navigating life with a new baby, share stories, and shake off the loneliness that can come with early parenting. Guided by Lindsey Storch, IBCLC, conversations may touch on everyday topics like feeding, diapering, infant sleep, building a support network, self-care, and the highs and lows that come with this stage. Scales will be available for anyone interested in doing a weighted feed. Cookies are served at each gathering, and the group meets in person at the Rumina Center in Towson. Walk-ins are welcome, and registering ahead of time helps the team plan for attendance.

Settle in for a warm, bear-themed weekend centered on getting ready for hibernation. Put on your pajamas for a lively dance party, wind down with a relaxed movie night, and get creative with pillowcase coloring. The weekend wraps up by tucking the bears into bed for their long winter rest. Activities occur on the weekend only.

Children ages 5 and up can learn basic crochet skills while working on a project.