Family events in Lucas County, OH

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

18 this weekChecked Wednesday, October 21

Family events this week

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Wednesday, October 21Today

2 events

  • 5pm

    Pokémon League - Wednesday

    Toledo · Toledo Game Room, 3001 W Sylvania Ave

    The Toledo Game Room Play! Pokémon League brings together a casual community to enjoy TCG, VG, GO, Pocket, and more. Expect GO raids, TCG raids, tournaments with unique formats, and competitive events like League Challenge and League Cup, along with holiday parties. Participants receive a Prize Pack for playing in the league and taking part in events.

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  • 6pm

    🌙🍦PAJAMA NIGHT!🍦💤

    Toledo · Hannah's Soft Serve, 708 N Reynolds Rd

    Pajama Night brings a cozy vibe to Hannah’s Soft Serve. Wear your favorite pajamas and even your slippers for a relaxed, sweet evening. Families are welcome to enjoy time together and make simple memories in a warm, playful setting.

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Thursday, October 22

3 events

  • 10am

    Cut Your Own Fused Glass Art

    Holland · Copper Moon Studio, 8007 Airport Hwy

    At Copper Moon, explore fused glass by designing and cutting your own piece in a hands-on workshop for beginner and intermediate makers ages 10 and up. It begins with a 45 to 60 minute lesson that introduces fused glass fundamentals, safe techniques for cutting shapes from sheet glass, materials and methods, and practical design tips. Afterward, create a custom project at your own pace with an instructor available for guidance as needed. You can craft items such as magnets, tiles, nightlights, garden stakes, clocks, plates, candleholders, or coasters, or choose from the current featured projects. Pricing starts at $65 per person with upgrades available, payment is taken after class based on the size of the piece, and split projects add $10 per additional person. Sessions typically run about two and a half to three hours, larger groups may take up to three and a half, and follow-up time can be arranged if more work is required. Plan about seven days for kiln firing before pickup. Adequate hand strength and dexterity are important for safe use of glass-cutting tools. You may bring beverages, including alcohol, and simple snacks, and open-toed footwear is not permitted. Couples may share a single project for a $25 studio sharing fee. A support person assisting a participant with a disability may attend at no charge. For cancellations, notice of 72 hours or more receives a full refund, less than 72 hours results in a studio gift certificate, and no notice results in no refund.

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  • 4pm

    Family Night

    Toledo · Urban Air Adventure Park, 5243 Airport Hwy

    Families will find an evening centered on play and connection at Urban Air Toledo. The Platinum Family Night package, priced at $74.99, provides unlimited access to Urban Air attractions, plus special activities and games for all ages. It is presented as a bundled deal that delivers family fun and savings, and the setting stays lively and upbeat from start to finish. The focus is on making memories together through active play.

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  • 6pm

    Medication Management: A Conversation With Your Pharmacist

    Toledo · Hope Connections Office, 1120 Horace St

    Hope Connections presents a community conversation on medication management with Dr. Anthony Pattin, PharmD, RPh, a pharmacist and owner of Junction Family Pharmacy. Attendees will hear guidance on organizing prescriptions, collaborating effectively with a pharmacist, and practical ways to support the health of both individuals and families. The program is designed for parents, caregivers, and community members. Refreshments will be available, and questions are welcome. The focus is on sharing actionable tips that support personal and family well-being across the community.

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Friday, October 23

1 event

  • 6pm

    Senior Night

    Toledo · Rogers High School, 222 McTigue Dr

    The event celebrates senior fall athletes and hosts the Bowsher Blue Racers for a special recognition.

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Saturday, October 24

7 events

  • 1pm

    Junior Wildlife Enrichment Adventure

    Waterville · Nature’s Nursery , 7541 Dutch Rd

    A private, behind-the-scenes adventure at Nature’s Nursery invites young wildlife enthusiasts ages 6 to 12 to explore animal care through hands-on enrichment. Over two hours, one child works one-on-one with a Wildlife Enrichment Expert to plan, build, and place enrichment items in real animal habitats, watch how the animals respond, and learn species facts and personal stories about the organization’s wildlife ambassadors. The experience highlights how enrichment supports animal well-being, and each participant receives a Junior Wildlife Enrichment Certificate at the end. Sessions take place on the Davey Moore Education Center side of the building. This program is designed for independent participants, so parents and siblings do not accompany the child, and participants should be comfortable attending on their own. Cost is $175. Photos may be taken during the class, and families can let a staff member or volunteer know beforehand if they prefer not to be photographed. The facility can be loud at times as some animals get excited around visitors. Natural feeding may be observed, including insects, fish, quail, and frozen-thawed rodents, and peanuts are also used on site. If weather restrictions from the Lucas County sheriff lead to a cancellation, the class will be rescheduled and details will be emailed by the Education Director. Nature’s Nursery is a 501c3 nonprofit that relies on monetary and in-kind donations for funding.

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  • 1pm

    Fall Color Cruise

    Toledo · J&M Cruise Lines, 110 Jefferson Ave

    Board the Sandpiper for a two hour fall color cruise along the Maumee River, where calm water mirrors the seasonal glow of maples, golden willows, and oaks. As the scenery unfolds, the crew provides a narrated look at the river’s history, including Toledo’s rise as the Glass City, its industrial roots, and the waterway’s importance to Native American communities, early settlers, and the riverboat era. Warm up with hot, fresh pressed apple cider and enjoy donuts from Haas Bakery. Guests may bring their own beverages, and small coolers are welcome for keeping drinks chilled. With comfortable seating, open air views, and an easygoing pace, this experience suits couples, families, groups of friends, and solo explorers who want to soak in autumn’s colors.

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  • 1pm

    Low-Rider Halloween Meetup 🎃

    Toledo · 3364 King Rd

    A Halloween-themed meetup for corgis, dachshunds, cavaliers, bassets, and other low-riding pups features costumes, treats, and plenty of photo opportunities. Highlights include a costume contest and a planned group photo. Human costumes are welcome, and participation is optional. Attendees are asked to submit vaccination information through the RSVP form, follow all park rules, and take responsibility for their dogs by cleaning up and separating them if they show aggressive behavior. This is a public event and park membership is not required. Toledo Corgis, Three Dog Bakery, and Blueberry Fields Dog Park are part of the festivities.

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  • 3pm

    Corgi Costume Parade

    Toledo · Sad Snacks, 1914 Oaklawn Dr

    Toledo Corgis will parade in costume to the Sad and Spooky event by sad snacks x Friends to surprise Gracie, a 7-year-old corgi fan preparing for open-heart surgery for a congenital heart condition. Her father also underwent heart surgery this year, and the family is facing medical, travel, lost income, and living expenses during treatment and recovery. Corgis are encouraged to stay in costume. Parking is available at Crossgates School, followed by a group walk to the Sad Snacks stand. Cash donations will be accepted at participating stops along The Boo Bakery Trail, and support can also be offered through GoFundMe.

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  • 3pm

    Halloween Spooktacular Meetup

    Toledo · Point Place, Toledo, Ohio

    Celebrate Halloween in Toledo’s Point Place neighborhood with a community gathering at Friendship Park Community Center. Families can enjoy a parade around the park featuring puppets, costumes, and pets, followed by trunk or treat in the parking area. The festivities conclude indoors with dinner and dancing. This family friendly meetup welcomes dads, partners, grandparents, aunts, uncles, cousins, and others in each family’s support circle. Participation is flexible, and attendees may come for any portion of the event, including only the trunk or treat.

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  • 4pm

    Glass City Pinball

    Toledo · Riverside Barbeque Company, 915 N Summit St.

    Glass City Pinball presents a biweekly Saturday tournament at Riverside Barbeque Company in Toledo, welcoming newcomers and seasoned players alike in a relaxed, family friendly setting for all ages. The competition uses Group Match Play, running for six rounds or up to two hours, with the top four advancing to a final round. Entry is 6 dollars, with one dollar directed to IFPA and five dollars going into the prize pool, plus coin drop. The entire prize pool is awarded to the top four finishers with a 40, 30, 20, and 10 percent split, and there are also plenty of randomly drawn giveaways open to all participants. These events are open to every skill level, and players who check in and compete become world ranked pinball players.

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  • 6pm

    Trunk or Treat

    Toledo · Iron Bandogs Glass City Chapter, 1758 W Sylvania Ave

    Participants can arrive with a car, truck, or bike and prepare a trunk to welcome more than 300 local children at this trunk or treat.

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Sunday, October 25

1 event

  • 9am

    Glam by Choo X Miss Joni Photography

    Toledo · Studio Chooielle, 2229 N Michigan St

    A one-look, one-day photoshoot special brings together hair, makeup, and professional photography in a collaborative session by Glam by Choo and Miss Joni Photography. It is designed for families, pageant girls, models, and creatives who want polished, high-quality images to elevate a portfolio or capture a meaningful moment. Whether celebrating a title, updating a book, preserving a family memory, or treating yourself to a queen-worthy experience, this session focuses on confidence-boosting images you will treasure. A $104 nonrefundable deposit is required, and after-pay is available. For inquiries, email studiochooielle@gmail.com.

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Monday, October 26

3 events

  • 11am

    Sensory Friendly Play

    Toledo · Urban Air Adventure Park, 5243 Airport Hwy

    Urban Air Toledo is offering a sensory friendly play experience tailored for guests with sensory processing sensitivities, along with siblings, caregivers, and families. The atmosphere is adjusted to be calm and inclusive, with no flashing lights, music turned off, and whistles not in use to keep the space quiet and visually comfortable. The goal is to provide a welcoming place to enjoy play together while minimizing sensory overload. Capacity may be limited, so early arrival is recommended.

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  • 12:30pm

    Mahjong

    Sylvania · Sylvania Senior Center, 7140 Sylvania Ave

    This session features Mahjong, the classic Chinese game of strategy and summation, intended for experienced players. It is open to ages 5 and up. A current participant form must be on file to take part.

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  • 6pm

    Russ' Car Wash Fear Fest 2026

    Toledo · Russ' Car Wash, 3127 Plainview Dr

    Russ’ Car Wash returns for five nights of drive-through frights, filling the wash with eerie lighting, rolling fog, and characters waiting to deliver jump scares. Remain in your vehicle as the scares unfold around you for a spine-tingling trip through the suds. The Fear Fest experience is included with any wash at no extra cost. Those looking for a deal can take advantage of special pricing, with The Works available for $10 on Monday, and on Wednesday the Basic is $6 or The Works is $13, and the scares are part of those washes too.

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Tuesday, October 27

1 event

  • 5:30pm

    🎨🖼️$15 Walk-in Make & Take Workshop- all ages are welcome!

    Toledo · 6725 W Central Ave

    All ages can drop in for a Make and Take workshop focused on quick, creative projects. Stop by at any time during the session, choose a project you like, and complete it with step by step guidance. All supplies are provided, and you can personalize your color choices with a range of paint and wood stain options. Projects are priced from $15 to $20. No prior experience is required. Due to the smaller scale of these projects, custom personalization is not offered. Pre-registration is optional and helps ensure a project is set aside and materials are prepared, and walk-ins are welcomed.

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