Family events in Easton, PA

Ms. Chen leads a cheerful storytime in the Pavilion at Franklin Square, featuring stories, songs, rhymes, movement, and creative crafts. Themes change throughout the spring, summer, and fall, and the program takes place every other Wednesday. Each session wraps up with bubbles and a fun craft.

Trunk-or-Treat returns as Nabisco Plaza becomes a spooky neighborhood of festively decorated cars, imaginative costumes, and plenty of treats. Community partners help bring the scene to life for a festive, candy-filled experience.

Enjoy bingo with food and drinks available, including weekly food specials. Outside food and beverages are not permitted. Options are available at $15, $20, or $25, and all ages are welcome with $5 packs for kids. Regular games award $50 and special rounds award $70. The jackpot is $750, and spinning for jackpots guarantees a minimum $100 prize. Extras include pull-tab tickets, winner take all, quickies, and the piggy number. An ATM is on site, and cash, checks, and credit are accepted. This event supports the Bushkill Township Volunteer Fire Company.

Share stories and songs in a session conducted fully in Chinese. Participants can read together, sing, and learn. Open to everyone.

Pick up a free smoothie and connect with local businesses at a community get-together. Limitless Construction LLC is teaming up with Tips and Snips and State Farm, Fred Saracino for a friendly meet and greet in Emmaus, PA. All are welcome, and inviting a friend is encouraged.

Cruise Nights return to Spinning Wheel Diner in Lebanon, NJ for 2026, bringing together cars, trucks, and bikes in a friendly, upbeat setting with classic diner fare. It is free to display a vehicle and free to attend, making it an easy stop for enthusiasts and spectators alike. The series rolls into summer with good food, standout rides, and a laid-back community vibe.

Books & Barks offers a monthly, drop-in opportunity for children to build confidence by reading aloud to Lehigh Valley Therapy Dogs. Participants may bring their own books or choose from those available at the event. Open to all ages. In November and December, sessions occur one week earlier due to the holidays.

The Bronx Wanderers deliver an upbeat, cross‑generational concert led by a dad performing with his two sons and longtime friends. The show blends funny family stories with a high‑voltage set that stretches from Dion and The Belmonts and Frankie Valli to Billy Joel and Queen, and more. Recognized as a Las Vegas headlining act, they bring together audiences across a 30‑year span of musical tastes, entertaining grandparents, parents, and kids alike. Tickets are on sale now, priced from $49.48 to $55.78 with all‑in pricing that includes fees and taxes. With appreciation to The Morning Call and 99.9 The Hawk.

Settle in near the Clark Park playground for a cheerful storytime featuring read-alouds, singalongs, playful moments and bubbles. Attendees are encouraged to bring a blanket and a snack for comfort. If it rains, the gathering will move to the Walnut Street West library. Same-day updates will be posted on social media. Open to all ages.

Mr. John leads a storytime for infants and toddlers with stories, songs, and fingerplays. Afterward, there is a playgroup.

Experience Jacobsburg State Park in Nazareth, PA on a premium horseback trail ride offered at the height of fall color. Travel across more than a thousand acres on forested paths, open meadows, and beside tranquil streams, led by attentive guides who prioritize safety. Well trained, show-caliber horses and clear instruction help riders feel confident every step of the way. Each ride runs about two hours and includes practice before heading onto the trails. Groups are purposely limited to four riders to keep things quiet and personal, and the cost is $199 per participant. Popular across the region, this outing showcases the park’s varied landscapes as seen from horseback. Advance reservations are required and space is limited. The location is convenient to Allentown, Bethlehem, Easton, and the Poconos.

Experience the colors of the season on a guided horseback ride through Jacobsburg State Park. Travel wooded trails, open fields, and quiet streamside stretches while vibrant foliage surrounds the route. Group sizes are kept to four riders for a calm, unhurried pace, and every outing begins with instruction and practice. Safety focused professionals lead the way with well trained, show quality horses rather than typical rentals. Each ride lasts two hours and highlights leafy overhead canopies, sunlit fields, and meandering streams. The price is 199 dollars per rider, and space is limited during the fall season.

Participants harvest marigolds at the farm, then thread the blooms into a 3-foot garland to take home. The finished piece can be dried and enjoyed for many seasons. Tickets cost $35 per person and are available at the Farm Market register.

Explore a creative building session centered on LEGO bricks, classic blocks, Magna-Tiles, and Lincoln Logs. Everyone is welcome, from the youngest makers to seasoned builders. Toddlers have a dedicated space with age-appropriate blocks, allowing little hands to create comfortably while older participants tackle bigger ideas. Bring your imagination and enjoy open-ended construction play at your own pace.

Girls Who Code is launching a free weekly program at the Sci-Tech & Esports Hub that encourages girls to dive into coding through creativity and collaboration. Participants will explore technology in a welcoming setting, strengthen problem-solving skills, and grow their confidence while discovering what is possible in STEM. Beginners are welcome, and there is no cost to participate. Space is limited, so early registration is recommended.

This local Yu-Gi-Oh! box tournament features a 5 dollar entry fee. Box prizes go to the top four players.

For one night only, The United European Ballet Company brings the classic Cinderella story to the State Theatre Center for the Arts in a ballet staging with a touch of Broadway flair, presented by Classical Arts Entertainment. The production follows a kind young woman whose resilience and belief in love carry her from hardship to a royal ball and a dream fulfilled. Audiences can look forward to expressive choreography, vivid characters, gentle humor, and the enduring romance between Cinderella and the Prince. Set to the music of Sergei Prokofiev and performed by an international cast, the performance features ornate European costumes and hand-painted scenery that create a rich theatrical atmosphere. Suitable for families and children ages 3 and up, the ballet is presented in two acts with one intermission.

Block Friday brings a festive evening at North Catasauqua Park with coffee, hands-on crafts, live music, food trucks, and a playful dose of spooky fun, presented by Blockers Coffeehouse and Good Days Club. Glitteratti Bakery will be on site with sweet treats that include pumpkin roll for 10 dollars, apple crisp for 7 dollars, a six pack of apple cinnamon rolls for 24 dollars, Blocked Coffee Dirt Cake and Halloween Dirt Cake for 6 dollars each, Oreo Butterfinger banana pudding in 12 ounce and 24 ounce sizes for 7 and 14 dollars, and the Magical Munch Box for 10 dollars. All items are available gluten free. The bakery is also hosting a Halloween scavenger hunt. Bring the first colored unicorn picture to Block Friday to receive the second clue, search the second picture for four hidden chocolate bars, then take the completed second picture to Glitteratti Bakery to finish the adventure.

Experience spooky fun at Pit Stop Car Wash while supporting a meaningful cause. Admission is $30 per car, payable in cash, and a presale option is available for $25. The event takes place rain or shine, and all proceeds go to Fox Chase Cancer Center.

Enjoy a public tour of the 1761 Heller-Wagner Grist Mill complex. Admission is $5 for adults and $3 for children ages 5 to 17.

Pumpkin Park and downtown Washington, New Jersey fill with Halloween spirit through a full slate of family fun and spooky entertainment. A fall vendor market sets the scene near the park, while local families can enjoy free pumpkin carving with tools provided and plenty of pumpkins to choose from. Later, the carved creations are illuminated and can be taken home toward the end of the evening. Downtown businesses open their doors for trick or treating, and a costume parade with judging in Pumpkin Park awards standout individual and family looks. Between activities, there is time to grab dinner at Washington Borough restaurants. The evening features a Witches Dance led by Cressman Dance Studio, with participants gathering behind Pumpkin Park for a short lesson and run through before the performance. At twilight, the Witches Dance takes center stage in Pumpkin Park, surrounded by hundreds of glowing pumpkins, and Cressman may add a few surprises after. An adults only free ghost walk through the borough, led by paranormal investigator Bobbie Nash Henry, adds to the after-dark excitement. As festivities wind down, families can pick up their carved pumpkins to bring home and enjoy.

Celebrate the season with a pony-themed Halloween gathering that offers interactive time with horses. The event features trick-or-treat stations, a children's costume contest, and a variety of festive Halloween activities.

Explore a pop-up marketplace set throughout the halls at The Outlets at Wind Creek, featuring a wide range of crafters and small business vendors. Children in costume can enjoy trick-or-treating on a designated day of the show. Vendor opportunities are available through the organizer.

Celebrate harvest time at the Knauss Homestead during the 4th Annual Harvest Festival. Enjoy games, seasonal foods, and hands-on arts and crafts while exploring local Pennsylvania history. House tours take place throughout the day, and the festivities include food trucks with fresh options, a vibrant mix of artists, crafters, and historians, and more than 45 pop up shops from Lehigh Valley businesses. Take part in a pumpkin painting contest with prizes, sample selections from local breweries and wineries, and try a variety of cocktails. Additional activities round out a full day of fall fun.

Enjoy a playful hour of family yoga in East Falls with a monthly workshop designed for children ages 3 to 9 and a parent or caregiver. The session creates a friendly setting to breathe, move, stretch, play, and connect, all through a lively yoga journey inspired by Philadelphia’s parks and landmarks. Participants can look forward to accessible poses, fun partner stretches, and calming mindfulness practices that make it easy for everyone to participate. It is a welcoming weekend option for families from Roxborough, Manayunk, and across Northwest Philly who want to get moving and meet other local families. The workshop takes place at a studio in East Falls.

Kids can take part in a bingo game with a Halloween twist and have chances to win prizes. A pumpkin cookie is included, and children who wear a costume receive an extra prize. This event is for children.

Haunted Horses returns with a spooky evening as the stables are transformed for the night, offering treats and seasonal fun. This fundraiser supports a historic non-profit in Chestnut Hill. Tickets can be reserved in advance, with additional availability at the door. The event will proceed regardless of weather and welcomes children of all ages. Pony rides will be available for purchase at the door as a donation to the stables.

TimeWhys brings a high-energy rock and roll show to Wanderlust Beer Garden, featuring tight harmonies and favorites from the 60s, 70s, and beyond. The lineup includes Tom and Julie on vocals, Mike on drums, Mark on guitar, and Dano on bass. Recognized as a seven-time Readers’ Choice winner for best local band, they deliver a throwback soundtrack that keeps the Lehigh Valley coming back. Expect a craft bar and food trucks in a pet friendly, family friendly setting with live music offered throughout the year.

Enjoy a free outdoor screening of Hocus Pocus as part of Movies in the Park at Waterfront Park. Smithfield Township will host a Trunk or Treat before the film to kick off the festivities. Pack a blanket or lawn chair so you can settle in comfortably. Weather updates will be shared on the Stroud Recreation Facebook page. Presented with support from Smithfield Township.

Cheer on the home team as the Vikings take on Dieruff. A pregame tailgate invites fans to bring their own beverages and share snacks, with plenty of Viking spirit encouraged. Raise the volume, support the Vikes from the stands, and help create an energized atmosphere for the matchup.

This event at Tri-Boro Sportsmen welcomes people of every age and is planned as a fun experience for all. Vendors of all kinds are invited to take part, with registration available for those interested. More details will be shared soon.

Family Day in Fishtown features food and arcade games, plus activities for all ages. Children must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian. Barcade will contribute a portion of 2026 Family Day token proceeds to Gamers Outreach, a charity that provides recreation to children in hospitals through video games and the gaming community.

Centered on football and Homecoming, this celebration features a full day of activity and admission is free throughout the day. Past JRD, Falcons, Pioneers, and CYF athletes are welcomed back to support Central Youth Football teams and to honor the community’s 8th graders from football and cheerleading during a special Homecoming ceremony. The day spotlights a talented group, CENTRAL pride, and a spirited nod to HCRHS.

Weekly Pokemon Trading Card Game locals welcome participants of all ages and experience levels. A Pokemon Professor is available to teach newcomers, and tournaments are organized for players who are ready to compete. This is a chance to connect with other local trainers and trade cards. Promo packs are provided to participating players, and any special events for this group take place during the same weekly time.

This annual Trunk or Treat pairs with Pumpkin Palooza for a festive gathering featuring creative crafts, hands-on pumpkin decorating, and plenty of treats for everyone.

Celebrate the festival of lights at a Diwali Milan organized by the Bihar Jharkhand Association of North America at Royal Albert's Palace. This community gathering welcomes all and is a fitting occasion to attend with friends and family. Traditional or formal attire is encouraged, and adults can take part in a best dressed recognition with separate awards for male and female categories. Tickets are on sale and registration is open.

A weekly board game night at the store welcomes anyone interested. Attendees can bring their own board games and groups and use the available table space. Regular groups meet each week and are open to new players. The focus is simply on having a great time with both new and classic board games.

This local Pokémon event has a $10 entry fee. Admission includes a pack provided when you arrive.

Retro Fitness Spring Garden is marking its grand reopening with a celebration of $1 million in renovations and upgrades. Guests can enjoy complimentary food and smoothie tastings, a Halloween costume contest, giveaways, raffles, and limited-time membership offers. The festivities also feature live music from Philly DJ Tyler May. This event is free and open to everyone.

Family Fun Nights at Menchie’s Airport Center feature $3 kids cups for children 12 and under, appearances by guest authors and local community members, creative activities like arts and crafts and games, and prizes. Details about featured guests are shared in advance.

Every Tuesday, the Menchie’s Airport Center location offers a family-friendly evening featuring $3 Kids Cups for ages 12 and under. The gatherings include visits from guest authors and local community members, with featured guests and dates announced ahead of time. Expect creative activities such as arts and crafts and games, along with chances to win prizes.

At Phillipsburg Free Public Library, this Earth Explorers session focuses on animal habitats, with guidance on recording animal sightings and instructions to build a bat house. Earth Explorers is part of the Nurture Nature Center’s Earth and Sky programming that welcomes all interest and experience levels. Its companion, Sky Gazers, explores what can be seen in the night sky. Both tracks feature monthly challenges that earn stamps in an Adventure Passport. Participants can choose one or take part in both, and those who complete the Earth and Sky Passport will be entered to win a prize and recognized on the program website.