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Things to do with kids in Fort Worth, TX

Checked · All times are local Central Time (Fort Worth time)

Coming up in Fort Worth: Treat Street Stockyards Spooktacular (Oct 31), Fort Worth YMCA Turkey Trot (1K Gobbler Trot for kids, Nov 26), Christmas in the Garden at Fort Worth Botanic Garden (from Nov 20) and 4 more events. 8 always-open places, led by Fort Worth Zoo, Fort Worth Museum of Science and History and Fort Worth Herd Cattle Drive (Stockyards). Prices and hours come from each official site.

Halloween & fall events in Fort Worth

Thanksgiving events in Fort Worth

Christmas & holiday events: Santa and lights

New Year's events in Fort Worth

Storytimes and free museum days

Always-open family places

Most popular first: zoos, aquariums and museums, then nature spots, parks and libraries. Prices come from each official site; "Not stated" means the site doesn't list one.

Frequently asked questions

What is there to do with kids in Fort Worth this weekend?

This weekend (Oct 30–Nov 1) we list 2 family events in Fort Worth: Treat Street Stockyards Spooktacular (Sat) and Family Story Time at Southwest Regional Library (Sat).

What time is trick-or-treating in Fort Worth?

Sunset on Halloween in Fort Worth is at 6:39 p.m. Fort Worth doesn't list official trick-or-treat hours, so plan around dusk. Stockyards: Treat Street Stockyards Spooktacular, Sat., Oct. 31, 12–4 p.m., Stockyards Station and Mule Alley.

What Halloween events are in Fort Worth in 2026?

We list 1 Halloween or fall event in Fort Worth: Treat Street Stockyards Spooktacular (Sat, Oct 31).

What are free things to do with kids in Fort Worth?

These are free according to their official sites: 3 places and 2 upcoming events in Fort Worth, including Fort Worth Herd Cattle Drive (Stockyards), Kimbell Art Museum, Fort Worth Water Gardens and GM Financial Parade of Lights (Sun, Nov 22). See all 5 above.

Where can kids play indoors in Fort Worth when it's too hot or rainy?

We list 2 indoor places in Fort Worth: Fort Worth Museum of Science and History and Kimbell Art Museum (Collection always free).

What Thanksgiving events can I take my kids to in Fort Worth?

We list 1 Thanksgiving event in Fort Worth: Fort Worth YMCA Turkey Trot (1K Gobbler Trot for kids, Thu, Nov 26). Our Thanksgiving weekend guide for the Dallas–Fort Worth area has more nearby.

When and where can kids see Santa in Fort Worth?

We list 2 events with Santa in Fort Worth, 1 free: Christmas in the Garden at Fort Worth Botanic Garden (Nov 20 – Jan 3) and GM Financial Parade of Lights (Nov 22). Our Santa guide for the Dallas–Fort Worth area has more nearby.

Where can I take my kids to see Christmas lights in Fort Worth?

We list 2 holiday light events in Fort Worth, 1 free: Christmas in the Garden at Fort Worth Botanic Garden (Nov 20 – Jan 3) and GM Financial Parade of Lights (Nov 22, free). Our holiday lights guide for the Dallas–Fort Worth area has more nearby.

Are there storytimes or regular kids' programs in Fort Worth?

We list 2 everyday programs in Fort Worth, 1 free: Family Story Time at Southwest Regional Library (Saturdays) and Free Fridays at the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth (Fridays).

What is there to do with toddlers in Fort Worth?

We list 4 places in Fort Worth that welcome kids under 2, including Fort Worth Zoo, Fort Worth Botanic Garden and Fort Worth Nature Center & Refuge. See all 4 above. Age ranges for places are our own guidance.

What are the big family attractions in Fort Worth?

The best-known family attractions we list in Fort Worth are Fort Worth Zoo (kids 3–12 $18), Fort Worth Museum of Science and History and Fort Worth Herd Cattle Drive (Stockyards, Free). They're listed first under always-open places.

How much do Fort Worth family attractions cost?

Prices from the official sites for 3 places in Fort Worth: Fort Worth Zoo (adult $22, kids 3–12 $18) and Log Cabin Village (Adults $7, youth, 4–17 $6, under 4 free, prices rise $1 on Jan 1, 2027). See all 3 above. Confirm before you go; prices change.

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How we build this page: each event comes from the organizer's official website and shows the date we checked it. Prices marked verified were copied from the venue's official site; others show an estimated price level or "Not stated". A place is called free only when its official site says so. Read how we verify listings · Arizona weekend search.

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