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Free kids events in Las Vegas

Free family events across the Las Vegas valley: library storytimes, crafts, park programs and community festivals. Some ask you to sign up, so open the event before you go.

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There are 147 free family events across the Las Vegas valley in the next 7 days.

Next big date: Farmers Market, Thursday, November 12.

Last updated November 10, 2026.

Wednesday, November 11

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Thursday, November 12

41 events: 19 one-time, 22 regulars, plus 9 farther out

Regulars this day (26)

Friday, November 13

26 events: 14 one-time, 12 regulars, plus 5 farther out

Regulars this day (15)

Saturday, November 14

39 events: 24 one-time, 15 regulars, plus 6 farther out

Regulars this day (16)

Sunday, November 15

22 events: 13 one-time, 9 regulars, plus 1 farther out

Regulars this day (9)

Monday, November 16

19 events: 8 one-time, 11 regulars, plus 3 farther out

Regulars this day (13)

Tuesday, November 17

37 events: 12 one-time, 25 regulars, plus 8 farther out

Regulars this day (31)

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Questions parents ask

What free things can kids do?

There are 147 free family events across the Las Vegas valley in the next 7 days. Most are library programs: storytimes, crafts and STEM clubs. Park programs and community festivals fill in the rest.

Do free events need a ticket or a sign-up?

Some do. Library programs and workshops can have limited spots, so open the event and check before you go.

Are there free events for toddlers?

Yes. Library baby and toddler storytimes run most weekdays across the valley. Use the age filter to find events for little kids.

Where do these events come from?

From public calendars and organizers: the Las Vegas-Clark County Library District, Henderson Libraries, city and county parks and recreation, museums, local venues, ticket sites and events organizers send in. Times and prices can change, so check with the venue before you go.

Event details come from public calendars (library districts, cities, Clark County, parks and museums), local venues, ticket sites and organizers. Always confirm details with the venue before heading out.