Family events in Forsyth County, NC

Lantern light sets the scene as Old Salem's night watchmen guide a historical walk through true accounts preserved in the town's records. Stories of spirits and fires, of ruffians and corpses, unfold in the original building tied to these mysteries, inviting a look into a time marked by instability and unanswered questions. The tour highlights Salem's most famous legend alongside lesser known tales, considering how early residents confronted danger and tried to explain the supernatural. Designed for suspense-seeking attendees ages 10 and up, this partially outdoor walking tour travels uneven streets and enters buildings with stairs, and it may take place in any weather. Six tours are offered each evening, the experience lasts about 60 minutes, and capacity is limited to 12 people per time slot.

Experience the digital frontier with a screening of Tron Legacy, a science fiction adventure that journeys through the grid with high intensity action, a celebrated soundtrack, and a heartfelt family storyline. a/perture cinema and Innovation Quarter present this film as part of the Innovation & Cinema Signature Event series at Bailey Park. The screening was rescheduled due to weather. If conditions are unfavorable, updates about any changes will be shared on social media on the day of the event.

Create a personalized pumpkin, get your face painted, and snap a picture with the Chick-fil-A Cow.

MUSE Winston-Salem presents a guided walk marking 250 years of American independence, pairing a two mile route with two hours of storytelling to explore 250 years of Twin City history. This 2 x 2 x 250 Semiquincentennial Stroll moves through MUSEws neighborhood of bridges and railbeds, former farms and factories, monuments and graveyards, with panoramic viewpoints into the city’s past and future. Along the way, the guide highlights pivotal moments in the Camel City story and introduces figures both well known and overlooked, inviting reflection on the next 250 years. The walk concludes inside the museum with a cold drink and light snack, plus an exclusive first look at a mosaic glass mural that once stood at Smith Reynolds Airport and is now newly installed and illuminated at MUSEws. Led by historian and MUSEws executive director Dr. Mike Wakeford, registration includes the two hour tour, a souvenir water bottle for the route, and a post tour beverage and snack. Expect roughly two miles in under two hours along mostly even sidewalks with modest elevation changes on a partially shaded route. The tour takes place rain or shine. Participants are encouraged to bring water. The guide will use amplification, and attendance is capped to support clear audio and time for questions. A liability waiver is required for registrants. Whether you are a longtime local or a newcomer, this stroll offers a welcoming way to connect with the city’s past and imagine its future.

Boo! at Bethabara offers a Halloween celebration with a historic twist. The event features the Fear on the Frontier walk, regional ghost stories, a magic show, opportunities to see a few feathered creatures, and a range of family-friendly activities. Admission is free.

Trick or Treat at Willow Grace & Co offers extra Halloween fun with candy for kids and a one-night-only shopping discount. Costumes are optional, so guests can dress up or come as they are. Dogs are welcome too, whether they are in costume or not. Hosted at Willow Grace & Co inside The Glam House, it is presented as a convenient stop for those coming from the Shalloween Festival in Lewisville who want to keep the celebration going.

A Fall Festival features a bounce house, games, and a cake walk, followed by Trunk or Treat. Children are encouraged to wear their best Halloween costumes.

At Trulite Baptist Church in High Point, the Harvest Fest includes singing followed by food.

The fourth annual Home Runs and Hot Rods Grand Slam edition features a free car show and cruise in that benefits the Glenn High School baseball team. The gathering is held on the Glenn High School campus.

This community Trunk or Treat at Old Town Baptist Church features decorated car trunks and plenty of candy for visitors. The line forms on the right side of the parking lot, and when facing the sanctuary, guests enter from the right. Friends and families are welcome. For questions, contact the church office at 336-924-1552.

Moms can settle in at Kyle’s Coffee for a laid-back morning meetup that offers a little me time and a chance to connect with other moms while kids enjoy some fun. This gathering happens every 2nd and 4th Tuesday, creating a simple, welcoming way to build community through friendly conversation.

All proceeds benefit education and training programs for underserved or underprivileged single mothers at the Volunteer Center. Players can choose from three board options: three boards for $10 intended for children, nine boards for $20, or twelve boards for $25. Daubers are available for $1.50 each, or participants may bring their own. Participation is limited to ages 12 and older. Everyone who enters is required to play, and spectators are not permitted.