#family-friendly-events

#family-friendly-events

Head to this free community festival celebrating Lunar New Year on Lankershim Boulevard in North Hollywood on Saturday! This street festival brings together Korean, Vietnamese, and Chinese cultural traditions with arts & crafts booths, performances, interactive activities and a lively artisan market curated by MAUM. You'll find food trucks and Asian-owned vendors, traditional music and dance and kid-friendly creative stations.

The whole world looks to New York City to usher in the new year each year at Times Square. But if you ask any native New Yorker, Times Square is not where we'll be on New Year's Eve, at least not out in the freezing cold. Between the never-ending crowds and being packed into metal pens for hours at a time, it's probably not the first place you'll want to take the kids.

The annual Civic Center Plaza Tree Lighting event returns December 3, 4-7pm! Add this fun, free, family-friendly event to your holiday calendar; featuring festive performances, with the night's lineup including music, performances, and appearances from The Tap Dancing Christmas Trees, Christmas VIPs and the man-of-the-hour: Santa! This event features holiday entertainment, "snow" flurries, free holiday crafts with SF Etsy in the Makers Village, festive bites and drinks, and a toy giveaway for 500+ children!

St. Mark's Church in-the-Bowerks, 131 E 10th St., East Village Nov. 1- 2, Saturday and Sunday, noon - 5 pm All ages Free RSVP in advance Join this vibrant, heartfelt celebration of Día de Muertos featuring an 18′ long interactive community altar (bring copies of photos, notes, or letters dedicated to your dearly departed!), live musical performances, hands-on workshops for all ages, Mexican folk art market, and delicious Mexican food on sale.

While it's been quite a hot summer and I'm really looking forward to those first crisp fall breezes, it has gone fast! I almost can't believe that Labor Day is here. The end of summer and the beginning of the school year are always a bittersweet blend, so we've compiled some fun ways to spend this last unofficial weekend of summer. It's the perfect time for one last family event to take photos and capture the moment, enjoy the warm weather, and spend it together.

Pickathon, the charming festival held from July 31-August 3, features a diverse lineup of authors, performers, and chefs, along with numerous workshops and activities.

Join us for a vibrant, family-friendly celebration of Pacific Islander culture featuring dynamic dance, island beats, and live performances showcased by the Pacific Islander Cultural District.

Richmond Hood Company is set to host its first block party of the year on June 21, celebrating Go Skateboarding Day with DJs, games, and food.

Redwood City is resurrecting its beloved outdoor movie tradition for the summer of 2025 with Movies on the Square, featuring free double features every Thursday evening.