Free Halloween events for kids in Palo Alto & nearby
5 free Halloween events in Palo Alto and 16 more within 10 miles: costume parades, trick-or-treat at the library, pumpkin crafts, not-so-scary shows and Día de los Muertos. Each one links to the organizer’s own page.
Join Librarian Juliana on Thursday mornings at 10:30 a.m. for Bilingual Family Storytime at College Terrace Library. Come sing, rhyme, and read stories with us!
Join us for a night of hauntingly good tunes, thrilling performances, and ghoulish fun! Dress up, sing loud, and let the spirits of music take over. Open to all ages!
Join us for a community playdate for you and your little one! Toddlers and their caregivers can drop in for a free-play environment based around sensory exploration or simple arts…
Source: San Mateo County Libraries · checked today
**THIS PROGRAM IS FOR TEENS AND KIDS AGES 10 & OLDER** Experience the magic of traditional Oaxacan folk art and celebrate el Día de los Muertos by decorating your own alebrije…
Source: San Mateo County Libraries · checked today
Join us for a very special Halloween Storytime! Come dressed in your favorite costume and enjoy bilingual Spanish and English stories and music the whole family will love!
Source: San Mateo County Libraries · checked today
Stop by the Library for some Halloween fun. Trick-or-treating for children will be available during Library open hours on Saturday, October 31, from 10:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m.
Source: Mountain View Public Library · checked today
9Coyote Hills Visitor Center, Coyote Hills Regional Park
All agesFestivals
Celebrate Halloween with a costume parade and dance party in front of Coyote Hills Visitor Center! Show off your costume and dance moves for a special treat. All ages.
Source: East Bay Regional Park District · checked today
"You are invited to dance and sing with Cascada de Flores on a musical journey sharing Día de Muertos traditions from Mexico and Central America, as well as our imaginations.
Source: San Mateo County Libraries · checked today
You are invited to dance and sing with Cascada de Flores on a musical journey sharing Día de Muertos traditions from Mexico and Central America, as well as our imaginations.
Source: San Mateo County Libraries · checked today