Family events in Whatcom County, WA

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

6 this weekChecked Thursday, October 29

Family events this week

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

Friday, October 30

2 events

  • 10:30am

    Ferndale Community Helpers Storytime

    Ferndale · Ferndale Library, 2123 Main St

    Children ages 2–6 can enjoy a 30-minute storytime featuring community helpers, such as firefighters and humane society workers, who share how they help make the community better. Ask branch staff which helpers will be featured.

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  • 3pm

    Trick-or-Treating and Crafting

    Bellingham · Allied Arts of Whatcom County, 1213 Cornwall Ave

    Free

    Celebrate Downtown Bellingham trick or treating with a creative pause at Allied Arts. Teaching artist Susan Anderson leads a sensory play area and guided ghost crafts. Kids of all ages can enjoy candy and coloring pages. It is a welcoming place to make a quick project, gather a few art supplies, or simply warm up and dry off for a bit. Admission is free.

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Saturday, October 31

2 events

  • 11am

    Vegan Trunk or Treat & Bake Sale

    Bellingham · Evil Bikes, 700 Harris Ave

    Vegan Trunk or Treat & Bake Sale brings a plant-based twist to festive fun at Evil Bikes in Bellingham. Costumes are encouraged. Enjoy vegan sweets, grab a bite from New Public Food Truck, and pick up drinks from The Landing. Enter the costume contests for a chance to win a $25 gift card, with categories for Best Solo, Best Duo or Group, and Best Decorated Trunk. The vegan bake sale supports Elf Sanctuary, with all proceeds benefiting the Ferndale animal rescue. Guests in costume receive one complimentary raffle ticket, and additional tickets are available for $5. Raffle proceeds help fund future Veg Fest events.

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  • 3pm

    Ferndale Trick-or-Treat

    Ferndale · Pioneer Park, 2000 Cherry St

    Celebrate Halloween with trick-or-treating throughout Pioneer Village, where local businesses hand out candy, including from the porches of historic log cabins. The event also features games and prizes, with favorites such as Cake Walk, Ring Toss, guessing games, and Corn Hole. Pets are not permitted inside Pioneer Park, but service animals are welcome.

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Tuesday, November 3

2 events

  • 8am

    Candy Buyback Event

    Bellingham · Bellingham Pediatric Dentistry, 1310 J St

    Turn extra Halloween treats into a good cause at this community candy buyback. Stop by during office hours to sell your candy, and every piece collected will be donated to the Bellingham Food Bank. Drop-offs are accepted over multiple days, and everyone in the community is welcome to participate.

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  • 10:05am

    Little Storytime

    Bellingham · Central Library, 210 Central Ave

    Designed for children from birth to age 3 with an adult partner, Little Storytime features simple stories, songs, fingerplays, and movement. Additional sessions are available on Mondays and Tuesdays.

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