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Local, Family-Friendly Halloween & Dia de los Muertos Events

Oct 07, 2024    |   Local Events

Are you looking for fun, free, family-friendly events to enjoy the October season? There are many local celebrations for the whole family to enjoy! Stop by to enjoy the celebration or share these events with families in your care who might be interested in visiting them with their little ones. 

Dia de Los Muertos Celebration at North Fair Oaks Library

Saturday, October 26, 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM

Join North Fair Oaks Library for a vibrant and fun-filled Dia de los Muertos celebration. The event will feature a beautifully crafted ofrenda, where you can contribute photos and mementos. Create and decorate 3D printed skulls and engage in an interactive scavenger hunt while supplies last. Join in and experience a meaningful celebration filled with art, tradition, and community spirit.

Halloween Storytime & Costume Parade at San Carlos Library

Monday, October 28, 10:30AM – 11:30AM

Want to practice trick or treating with your little one before Halloween night? Wear a costume and join San Carlos Library for a special storytime with songs and fun! Participants will go on a short parade around the library to show off their costumes and receive small (non-edible) prizes.

Halloween Dance Party at San Pedro Valley Park

Tuesday, October 29, 10:30AM – 11:30AM

Visit San Pedro Valley Park in Pacifica for a Tiny Monsters Halloween Dance Party where kids can groove to fun Halloween tunes and enjoy plenty of dancing and movement games! This playful event will feature exciting props like bubbles and ribbons, adding to the festive fun. Costumes are encouraged, but not required!

Sugar Skulls at Redwood City Library

Wednesday, October 30, 3:30 PM – 5:30 PM

Join Redwood City Library for a culturally rich and creative workshop led by Rosario Gonzalez to learn about diverse Day of the Dead traditions across different regions of Mexico and decorate your own sugar skull to take home.

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