Family events in Sullivan County, TN

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

5 this weekChecked Thursday, October 29

Family events this week

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Saturday, October 31

3 events

  • 8am

    Pumpkin Palooza

    Bristol · Downtown Center Bristol TN, 810 State St

    Free

    Pumpkin Palooza is part of Bristol’s Halloween festivities and is hosted by the Bristol Tennessee Department of Community Engagement. Children can pick up a free pumpkin, decorating kit, and treat bag to take home while supplies last.

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  • 11am

    Spooktober Trunk or Treat

    Kingsport · Chantz Scott Kia, 929 E Stone Dr

    Spooktober at Chantz Scott Kia brings a festive mix of family fun and savings. Look for weekly giveaways with new prizes, daily deals, and a Trunk or Treat featuring trick-or-treating for the whole family. Food trucks will be part of the celebration, and more information will be announced soon.

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  • 11am

    Hallowe'en

    Kingsport · Dilly's Curiosity Shop, 1121 N Eastman Rd

    Celebrate Hallowe'en at Dilly's Curiosity Shop with trick or treating, costumes, snacks, and special sales. Attendees have a chance to win a gift basket filled with Dilly's merchandise, creating a festive stop for the season.

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Sunday, November 1

1 event

  • 2pm

    FREE NCLW Rage Lacrosse Pick Up & Play Clinic

    Bristol · Whitetop Creek Park

    Free

    Children ages 6–14 and older can take part in a free lacrosse clinic for new and returning players. Experienced coaches will share their skills and help participants learn and play. No previous experience or equipment is needed, as everything beginners need will be provided.

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Wednesday, November 4

1 event

  • 10am

    Nature Story Circle

    Bristol · Steele Creek Nature Center, 80 Lakeshore Dr

    Free

    Little ones can settle in for a monthly nature-focused storytime in the Nature Center Classroom at Steele Creek Park. Each session pairs engaging stories about the natural world with a related activity to keep young learners curious and involved. The program is designed for preschoolers around ages 2 to 5 and their caregivers. There is no additional charge to attend beyond the park’s $2 entrance fee.

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