Family events in Williamsport, PA

Set at The Farm in Bloom, this edition of the festival brings more than 14 bands across two stages, including The Amish Outlaws, The Heartstrings, Jenny Grace, LUTM, Last Call Beautiful, and Jon Hayes, along with artists from Nashville, Kalamazoo, and a host of regional and local favorites. The ten acre setting offers space for Nomad RV and tent camping. Beyond the music, there will be a wide selection of food, beverages, and crafts, plus free bounce houses for kids and a full petting zoo. Festivities begin with Campfire Friday and continue the next day with a full slate of performances. Children under 12 are free with an adult. This is a rain or shine event. Any prior cancellation notices referenced past years, and the 2026 festival is confirmed.

The Potts Grove Fire Company Carnival features live music from Strawbridge, delivering a mix of classic rock, 80s favorites, and country tunes. A lively carnival atmosphere pairs with songs that span styles and eras, appealing to a wide range of musical tastes.

Pages to Pavement brings a burst of color in support of local libraries, welcoming runners and walkers of all ages. This untimed event offers both a 5K and a 1-mile option, making it a friendly fit for families, book lovers, fitness fans, and anyone up for a lively outing. Along the route, participants are showered with bright, environmentally friendly color powder that turns the included white T-shirt into a one-of-a-kind keepsake. Registration includes a commemorative shirt, and some late registrations may receive a plain white T-shirt instead of a printed race shirt. Thanks to the Bloomsburg Fair Association for generously providing the space.

Two days of cheer fundamentals and fun await at a youth camp hosted at Donald H. Eichhorn Middle School. The camp is open to students in Kindergarten through 6th grade for the 2026–2027 school year, and no prior cheer experience is required. Registration is $40 and includes a camp T-shirt.

This low cost vaccine clinic is by appointment only and offers microchipping for $20, rabies vaccines for $35, and Bordetella vaccines for $12.50. Distemper vaccines are free, thanks to Petco Love. Appointment availability is limited, so schedule by calling 570-322-4646. A $10 nonrefundable deposit is required at the time of booking to help cover the veterinarian’s time in the event of a no show. That deposit is credited to your total at checkout, or refunded if your visit is only for the distemper vaccine.

Free line dancing open to all ages, with lessons provided at no cost for anyone who wants guidance. This gathering takes place twice each month.

Centered Earth hosts a hands-on wheel throwing class designed for ages 8 to 15. An instructor begins with a demonstration of the process, then offers step-by-step guidance as each student creates a bowl on the wheel. Finished work remains at the studio for kiln firing and a dip glaze in the color of your choice, with pickup available in about three weeks. The fee includes all necessary materials and firing. This class is limited to ages 8 to 15.

Bubbles return to the Lewisburg Children’s Museum for a morning of playful foam and hands-on fun for families. After attracting a large turnout last summer, this year brings even more to explore, including a new foam cannon, a dedicated toddler bubble area, giant bubbles, interactive stations with bubble-focused STEAM activities, and creative bubble-themed crafts, along with additional space and activities. Admission is $5 per person ages 2 and up, with tickets available in advance as well as at the door. A bike raffle will be held, offering 2 tickets for $5 or 5 tickets for $10. Refreshments will be available for purchase, with ice pops and bottled water priced at $1 each. Proceeds support the museum’s Count Me In program, which helps ensure access to museum experiences for children and families regardless of financial circumstances. Please note that the museum will be closed during this event, general museum admission is not included, and memberships do not cover entry. Wear clothing and shoes that can get wet and bring a towel for the ride home.

Young readers are invited to the library for a special reading time alongside friendly, four-legged companions. Their calm presence creates a comfortable, judgment-free setting where children can practice reading aloud and build confidence. This relaxed experience blends the fun of stories with the soothing support of furry listeners.

Enjoy a classic family night out with an ice cream social while you cruise along the Susquehanna River. The ride lasts about 1.5 hours, with time to relax and enjoy sweet treats as you take in the scenery.

Explore wellness resources at a free, public health fair featuring local businesses that provide health-related services. Attendees can meet vendors, learn about their offerings, gather useful information, and ask questions. A food truck will be available for lunch, and a no-cost raffle will offer chances to win prizes. The event will take place outdoors in a handicap-accessible parking lot, creating an easy-to-navigate, welcoming setting for everyone. More information, including participating vendors and additional activities, will be shared as planning continues.