Family events in Adrian, MI

A monthly Neighborhood Dinner at St. Mark Lutheran Church features a complimentary seated meal along with extra support such as bagged groceries, personal care items, and a small thrift shop. The gathering begins with time to connect over beverages and simple activities. Dinner is served afterward, the shop opens, and then distribution of groceries and toiletries gets underway. This community event is open to all.

The Toledo Game Room Play! Pokémon League offers a welcoming, casual community for Pokémon fans across TCG, VG, GO, Pocket, and more. Activities include GO Raids, TCG Raids, unique format tournaments, and competitive events such as League Challenge and League Cup, plus holiday parties. Participants can receive a Prize Pack for taking part in league play and events.

Aboard the Sandpiper, this kid-focused Halloween Boo! Cruise offers 30 minutes of seasonal fun afloat with laughter, gentle surprises, and upbeat Halloween spirit. A long-running tradition for more than 20 years, it is created with children in mind and delights kids at heart as well. Costumes are encouraged for everyone, whether witch, ghost, or superhero. Expect playful jokes and friendly tricks, a lightly spooky setting, and the evening river breeze coming together to create lasting family memories.

Imagination Station brings an interactive tinkering experience that blends science and engineering with creativity. Hands-on stations explore circuits, coding, fabrication, and other STEAM themes, encouraging curiosity in science, technology, engineering, art, and math. The program is hosted at the East Toledo Family Center. During the event, an announcement will share ways for children to continue exploring STEAM beyond this experience.

Detroit Pet People is a monthly gathering for pet owners, future pet parents, and animal lovers to exchange questions, stories, and practical knowledge in a relaxed, supportive setting. Each meeting highlights a new topic, encourages community conversation, and connects attendees with helpful resources. Free dog and cat food is available while supplies last, and sessions are facilitated by Friends of Detroit Animal Care and Control. Everyone is welcome and you do not need to live in Detroit to attend. Registration for free spay and neuter services is available to Detroit residents only. For the comfort of all participants, please leave pets at home. This program takes place at the Edison Branch of the Detroit Public Library.

Urban Air in Toledo presents a family night focused on shared adventure and good value. A Platinum family package is offered for $74.99 and includes unlimited use of the venue’s attractions. Additional games and activities are planned for all ages. The atmosphere is designed to be energetic and upbeat, making it easy for families to spend active time together and create lasting memories.

Celebrate Hallelujah Night with a Kingdom Olympics theme that blends faith, connection, and lighthearted contests. Presented by the SRM Youth Department, this gathering welcomes all ages to play, compete, and build community while celebrating Jesus. Costumes are encouraged, and a standout outfit will earn bragging rights, so bring the kids and come ready to represent the Kingdom.

Celebrate Halloween with a family-friendly trunk-or-treat featuring free candy, games, and bounce houses. The event is free and open to everyone.

TutorSmart and Relentless Rally team up for a pickleball tournament and community gathering that blends lively matches with a festive atmosphere. It is part competition, part party, and all about fun from start to finish.

Kick off Halloween with a relaxed movie showing at the library, and enjoy popcorn while you watch. It is a simple way to start the day with a bit of seasonal fun.

The Apothecary Kitchen partners with the Dundee High School Community Art Class for a Halloween showcase across downtown Dundee. Student artists carve 31 pumpkins that are illuminated and displayed during the Halloween Bash and Trick-or-Treat festivities. Visitors can walk the route on Halloween night, note the numbers of their three favorite designs, and turn in a voting slip at The Apothecary Kitchen. The three students whose pumpkins receive the most votes will each earn a gift card usable at local businesses. This celebration spotlights student talent and brings a seasonal glow to the heart of town.

Neighbors and community organizations will hand out treats across several tables. Please use the main entrance.

Blissfield’s long-running Halloween bonfire marks its 90th year at Ellis Park, a tradition that began in 1936 with the involvement of the Blissfield Rotary Club. The celebration features bounce houses, costume contests with prizes, food, and a roaring bonfire. Festivities follow the Halloween Parade that travels from the Schultz-Holmes District Library to Ellis Park. This free community event welcomes all ages. Costumes are encouraged for a festive night of community spirit.

A Mideast regional event featuring evaluation of breeding stock and an official breed survey through USCA, overseen by USCA judge Don Yelle.

During Sensory-Friendly Days, the DNR Outdoor Adventure Center creates a calmer setting for guests with sensory processing differences. Exhibits and ambient sounds are lowered, and a quiet room with sensory materials is available for breaks. After the dedicated hours, the building returns to standard sound levels and opens to the general public. This session features Jim and Carol from Nature Discovery sharing what makes reptiles and amphibians unique, with opportunities to see many of these creatures up close. All staff are KultureCity certified to support a comfortable, inclusive visit.

Family Day in Detroit offers food, arcade games, and fun for all ages. Children must attend with a parent or legal guardian. Barcade is donating a portion of 2026 Family Day token sales to Gamers Outreach, a charity organization that brings recreation to children in hospitals through video games and the gaming community.

Glass City Pinball tournaments bring biweekly Sunday Funday competition to the Underground Bar at Toledo Spirits Company. The atmosphere is casual and family friendly, welcoming newcomers and seasoned players of all ages. Play uses Group Matchplay with six rounds or up to two hours of action, and the top four advance to a final. Entry is $6 per player, with $1 to IFPA and $5 into the prize pool, plus coin drop. The entire pot is paid to the top four at 40 percent, 30 percent, 20 percent, and 10 percent, and there are random giveaways for participants. Open to anyone and everyone, just check in, have fun, and earn results that count toward a world ranking.

This monthly clean-comedy night on the first Sunday blends faith, fellowship, and fun for families and believers of all ages. Hosted by national comedian and former radio personality Shanie D from Detroit, it is organized by Body of Christ International Church to uplift hearts and strengthen community through laughter that honors God. Inspired by Proverbs 17:22 and the belief in the healing power of a cheerful spirit, the event offers wholesome sets that encourage, unite, and refresh. Each edition features gifted comedians sharing down-to-earth, real-life humor grounded in Christian values, creating a welcoming space where joy has purpose and humor is used to encourage rather than diminish.