Family events in Southern Pines, NC

Explore the Raleigh edition of the Black Farmers Market, a family friendly, community supported marketplace that runs weekly and welcomes the public. Browse goods from Black-owned farmers, food producers, and small businesses across the Triangle. Angelica Wellness Shop, a Raleigh herbal tea brand, will offer wellness focused beverages for shoppers, including herbal tea blends in tea bags and sachets, premium bottled spring water, and canned sweet tea, with an unsweetened canned option planned. Suitable for a family visit, a casual stop, or a weekend outing, this rotating market highlights local vendors and fresh finds.

Lee County Libraries hosts an outdoor story time that brings books, songs, dancing, and movement to local parks. The program rotates among four park locations on select Mondays, with weekly location updates shared on the library’s event calendar and social media. Attendees are encouraged to bring a blanket and a favorite stuffed animal, then settle in for stories and fresh air fun. Created for toddlers and preschoolers, while welcoming any grown-up story enthusiast. Some sessions take place under a shelter or gazebo, and occasionally feature special guests such as the Sanford Fire Department.

Drop-in open play designed for children ages 0 to 3. Participants can interact with other children and engage in educational play.

Preschoolers can enjoy a session with stories, songs, and activities. Capacity is limited, and participation closes shortly after the start, so please arrive on time.

This under 6s rugby training welcomes children in Year 1 to build basic skills, make new friends, and have fun in a friendly environment. The session takes place at white lee playing fields.

Kids ages 6 to 12 can connect with fellow Pokémon fans to trade cards, make friends, and help shape the club. Participants should bring their own cards. This is Session #6, which includes three gatherings. The cost is $10 for residents and $20 for non-residents, with a nightly drop-in option of $5 for residents and $10 for non-residents.

At Downtown Park, local farmers and other vendors come together to offer locally grown produce, locally produced proteins, and more. The market features live music, family friendly activities, raffles, and local food trucks serving snacks and beverages. Attendees can take in the weather and the welcoming market atmosphere.

Families gather at the library for a themed craft meet-up held each month. It offers a welcoming setting to connect with others and explore creativity, with activities designed for children ages 3 to 10.