Family events in Buncombe County, NC

Things to do with kids around Buncombe County this week, each one checked against where it was posted.

9 this weekChecked Wednesday, October 21

Family events this week

9 picks that work with kids in tow. All events →

Wednesday, October 21Today

1 event

  • 11:15am

    Pool Pals

    Black Mountain · Black Mountain YMCA, 25 Jane Jacobs Rd

    Designed for ages 3 to 9, Pool Pals through the YMCA Youth Development Center invites children to enjoy supervised time in the pool instead of the childcare room. Each session features guided water play led by YDC staff, with a lifeguard who holds Red Cross certification on duty to support a safe experience. The program is held monthly. Registration can be completed at the front desk or online.

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Thursday, October 22

2 events

  • 3:30pm

    Baby Story Time

    Asheville · West Asheville Library, 942 Haywood Rd

    A cheerful story time centered on early language development for babies ages 4 to 18 months. Older siblings are welcome. After the stories, parents can connect with one another while babies explore sensory play items. This program is for children and their caregivers. Adults should plan to stay and actively participate with their child, and drop offs are not permitted.

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  • 3:30pm

    Weekly Thursday Farmers Market

    Candler · A-B Tech Enka, 1463 Sand Hill Rd

    Free

    Shoppers can support vendors at this weekly farmers market. It is easy to find near the light across from Ingles.

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Friday, October 23

1 event

  • 7pm

    Fire & Flow Jam

    Weaverville · Vintage Kava, 141 Reems Creek Rd

    At Vintage Kava, a community fire and flow jam welcomes participants with fire, LED, and practice props. A campfire will be lit during the event. Carpooling is encouraged. The property is alcohol free, and kava, teas, and other beverages are available from the venue. Children and dogs may attend with supervision, and dogs must remain on a leash. There is no cover charge, and each attendee is required to purchase at least one drink.

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Saturday, October 24

5 events

  • 10am

    Asheville Spooktacular Craft and Vendor Market

    Asheville · Asheville Outlets, 800 Brevard Rd

    At Asheville Outlets, the Asheville Spooktacular Craft and Vendor Market brings a family-friendly Halloween atmosphere with fall touches and creative shopping. Local vendors present unique finds, handmade goods, sweet treats, seasonal decor, gifts, and plenty of fall and Halloween favorites. Shoppers can browse spooky-cute items, festive decorations, costumes, treats, and one-of-a-kind gifts for the season. Vendor registration is open, offering a chance for makers and small businesses to showcase products to families and seasonal shoppers, with limited spaces available.

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  • 10am

    Swannanoa Market

    Swannanoa · 216 Whitson Ave

    The Swannanoa Market invites the community to come together in a welcoming setting where neighbors connect, friends catch up, and families feel at home. Browse local goods, meet the people who make and grow them, and enjoy a family friendly outing. Created with the community in mind, it is open to all. Growers, bakers, makers, artists, and small businesses are encouraged to participate this season, and the market is also seeking volunteers, musicians, children’s activities, and sponsors. It looks ahead to another year of community in Swannanoa.

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  • 1pm

    Coloring with Cats: Kiddie Edition

    Asheville · House of Black Cat Magic, 841 Haywood Rd

    Designed for a calm, kid-friendly atmosphere, this creative session pairs the soothing fun of coloring with the gentle company of cats. Coloring books and markers are provided, and when the artwork is complete, young creators can either take it home or display it on the shop’s Bastet altar. The session is open to children ages 13 and under. Admission is $15 for each child with one accompanying adult, and proceeds support the care of the resident panthers. To keep the experience relaxing for everyone, all attendees are asked to follow cat lounge rules. A separate adults-only session is offered as well.

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  • 3pm

    Ballcrank Arcade Grand Opening + Community Market

    Weaverville · 115 Reems Creek Rd

    Free

    Ballcrank Arcade celebrates its grand opening with a free community market in Weaverville, NC. The celebration brings together local makers and small businesses, farmers with local food, artists and creators, and a variety of food trucks and vendors. Activities include free fitness classes provided by Iron Wood Athletic, kids dance and movement, family activities, music and entertainment, wellness businesses and practitioners, pickleball clinics and demonstrations, and the Pure Home hydration experience. Attendees can connect with local organizations and get a preview of what is coming to the Ballcrank Arcade property. Admission is free, and free experiences include fitness classes, family activities, music and parking throughout the event. This gathering offers a first look at a community destination taking shape for Western North Carolina where people can move, create, eat, shop, work and belong. These early community events are being used to help shape future programming with recurring markets and more to come.

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  • 4pm

    2026 Fall Festival

    Black Mountain · Mills Chapel Baptist Church, 328 Cragmont Rd

    This lively fall festival features games, candy, and food. It offers plenty of fun for all ages.

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