Family events in East Stroudsburg, PA

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

8 this weekChecked Sunday, November 1

Family events this week

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

Sunday, November 1Today

1 event

  • 2pm

    Pokemon TCG locals

    Stroudsburg · The Gamer's Edge Comics & Games, 580 Main St

    These weekly Pokemon Trading Card Game locals welcome participants of every age and experience level. A Pokemon professor is available to teach beginners and to run tournaments for players ready to battle. Connect with other local trainers and trade cards during organized play. Promo packs are provided to participating players. Special events, when offered, take place during the same weekly session.

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Monday, November 2

1 event

  • 6:15pm

    AKC Temperament Test

    Stroudsburg · Sit, Stay, 'N Play, 1501 N 5th St

    Sit, Stay, ’N Play partners with the Eastern PA Scent Work Club to present an AKC Temperament Test that showcases a dog’s steady, confident disposition in a supportive setting. Each test is $25, and space is limited to 20 tests. A run order will be emailed in advance. To take part, complete the official ATT entry form and submit it with payment according to the instructions in the premium. For questions, call 570-872-9748.

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Wednesday, November 4

1 event

  • 10am

    Fleurs de Villes WONDER

    Newark · Prudential Center, 146 Mulberry St

    At Prudential Center, the U.S. premiere of Fleurs de Villes WONDER presents a fresh floral celebration inspired by the planet’s most astonishing natural wonders. Explore couture mannequins crafted from real flowers, each interpreting iconic landmarks, diverse ecosystems, rare botanical treasures, and dramatic natural phenomena. Brought to life by Boston’s talented floral artists, these one-of-a-kind botanical works showcase the beauty and power of nature through striking couture floral design. The showcase welcomes visitors and encourages reflection and a renewed sense of wonder for the world around us.

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Friday, November 6

1 event

  • 5:30pm

    LHHF Craft Circle

    Easton · Lovable Helping Hands Foundation, 905 Line St

    Free

    A free craft circle welcomes participants ages 6 and up to learn a craft, bring a project of their own, or help teach others.

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Saturday, November 7

4 events

  • 7:30am

    UKI Agility Trial

    Stroudsburg · Sit, Stay, 'N Play, 1501 N 5th St

    At Sit, Stay, ’N Play, a UKI Agility Trial features courses designed for a day of teamwork, progress, and enjoyment of the sport. Handlers and dogs take on classes that include Agility, Nursery Agility, Jumping, Speedstakes 1 and 2, and Snooker. Participants of all experience levels are welcome, and the event brings together the agility community and teams for a full day of activity.

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  • 10am

    PA Bacon Fest 2026 - 15th Anniversary

    Easton · Centre Square, 58 Centre Sq

    A festival that celebrates all things bacon, with more to discover beyond the bacon theme.

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  • 10am

    Free Clothing Closet

    Bangor · Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church, 404 Broadway

    Free

    Trinity Lutheran Church offers a free clothing closet with options for women, men, and children. Visitors may choose what they need during their visit, and a bell is available to ring on arrival for assistance. Please share this information with anyone who could benefit from this ministry.

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  • 3pm

    A Boy Named Charlie Brown (1969) in 35mm

    Wind Gap · The Gap Theatre, 47 S Broadway

    The Peanuts gang takes the big screen at the Gap Theatre with A Boy Named Charlie Brown, the 1969 debut feature inspired by Charles M. Schulz’s comic strip, presented from a 35mm Technicolor print. Directed by Bill Melendez and featuring the voices of Peter Robbins, Pamelyn Ferdin, Glenn Gilger, and Andy Pforsich, the story follows Charlie Brown from a local spelling bee to New York City to compete in the National Spelling Bee, working through doubts while finding courage and support from friends. The film features Vince Guaraldi’s music and the original Peanuts voice cast. Admission is $10. All sales are final with no refunds or transfers.

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