Family events in Baltimore County, MD

The Owings Mills Farmers Market caps its season with a lively mix of local vendors and family friendly fun. Shoppers will find fresh produce and fruit, homemade baked goods, skincare, candles, crafts, earrings, spirits, and more from the businesses that kept the market buzzing. Children can enjoy Trunk or Treat as vendors share candy, and costumes are welcome. Live acoustic music from Chris Montcalmo sets a relaxed groove while people browse. Food trucks serve easy meals and snacks. This finale wraps up the season on a festive note and shines a light on the community makers who helped it thrive.

Hosted by the Pikesville Middle School PTA at Pikesville Middle School, this family friendly fall festival features the Lake Roland Live Reptile Encounter, trunk-or-treat activities, food trucks, music, games, painting, and prizes. Concessions will be sold for $2 each. The event welcomes the entire Pikesville community. Businesses, families, and individuals can support the festivities by volunteering, hosting a trunk, donating supplies or funds, or joining the PTA. Children and students must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.

Young adventurers can step into a weekly Dungeons & Dragons experience led by Dungeon Masters Alex and Jay. Designed for ages 8 to 14, each session dives into exciting quests and encounters with fantastical creatures, while offering a welcoming space to meet new friends. Entry is $15. An intermission break is included. Every participant receives one free drink, one free snack, and 10% off any RPG supplies. Spots can be reserved.

Rosedale Soccer will be on site at Rosedale Volunteer Fire Company’s Food Truck Thursdays, offering in-person soccer registration, uniform fittings, and birth verification. Coaches and program leaders will be available to answer questions and share details about the recreational program for players of all skill levels. While taking care of registration, visitors can enjoy local food trucks, support the fire company, and spend time with the community in a family friendly setting.

Pick up a free box of produce, a bag of groceries, a gallon of milk, and a loaf of bread, available until supplies run out. Service is in order of arrival. To make sure everyone in line receives food, the limit is one of each item per vehicle. Please share this information with anyone who could use it.

Mobtown Greaseball #28 brings Baltimore, Maryland’s long-running car kulture tradition to Dundalk American Legion Post 38, celebrating nearly three decades of hot rods, kustoms, choppers, vintage motorcycles, bands, vendors, food and drinks, along with a bustling swap meet. Expect traditional builds, homebuilt machines, survivors, vintage swap meet finds, onsite pinstriping, and a spotlight on the people who build, drive and ride. Vehicle guidelines keep the show period correct, with cars and kustoms from 1972 and earlier and bikes shovelhead and earlier. Show vehicle registration is $25, taken the day of the show only, and admission for spectators of all ages is free. Vendor participation centers on vintage inspired goods and car or bike swap meet items, with swap spaces available for $25. There is no pre-registration and no online ticket sales. Communication is handled only through The Mobtown Greaseball Facebook account, and requests for advance payments from other sources are not official. The event happens rain or shine.

A weekly Pokemon trading and training meet-up where attendees can trade and work on their skills in a friendly setting.

Enjoy trunk-or-treating alongside a trunk decorating contest with a $10 entry fee and prizes that include a $60 Pampered Chef gift card or one of two $50 gift cards. Try pumpkin decorating for $5, grab food and sodas for purchase, and look for Kona Ice along with a beer truck, plus more activities. Admission is free and donations are welcome. Trunk participants can register.

Celebrating its eleventh year, this boutique in Pikesville, Maryland brings together a wide variety of vendors. Food will be available for purchase, and a large raffle will feature more than 40 items. Children can enjoy free balloon animals. Organizers are seeking vendors of all types, setting the stage for a full day of shopping and fun.

Set at the Pikesville Armory, this community-focused farmers market highlights locally sourced, home-made, home-grown, and home-baked goods. It supports small businesses, artisans, and local producers while offering residents fresh, high-quality products in a welcoming setting. To keep the selection diverse, vendors may not duplicate offerings. Pop-up business vendors are welcome and can apply to participate for a $50 fee per market day. For vendor applications or additional information, email info@greaterbaltimorechamber.org.