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Oct 2–4, 2026

This Weekend with Kids in Morrisville

Updated Mon, Sep 28

12 family events in Morrisville this weekend, 7 of them free. The biggest are first.

A place to start

This weekend's top picks in Morrisville.

The biggest family things, day by day. Everything else is in the full list below.

All weekend

Friday

Saturday

Community

Hands-Only CPR & AED Learning Session

· 2pm–3pm
Morrisville Community Library, Morrisville
Free

Be sure to register in advance, as spots are limited and required.

Sunday

Community

Halloween Play Party at Town Of Fun

· 9:30am–11:30am
1000 Lower Shiloh Way, Morrisville
$40

Dress your little one in their best costume to meet Spiderman and Ariel.

When would you like to go?

12 events

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Friday, October 2

08pm–10pm

Movies in the Park

Morrisville Community Park · Morrisville

Check price

Saturday, October 3

Sunday, October 4

Ongoing activities

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are the best things to do with kids in Morrisville this weekend (Oct 2–4, 2026)?
Our top picks: Morrisville Public Safety Day (on Saturday, Park West Village, Morrisville); Halloween Play Party at Town Of Fun (on Sunday, 1000 Lower Shiloh Way, Morrisville); We Rock the Spectrum's Parent's Night Out (on Friday, We Rock the Spectrum, Morrisville); Movies in the Morrisville Community Park (on Friday, 1520 Morrisville Parkway Morrisville, NC 27560, Morrisville). There are 12 family events in Morrisville this weekend.
What's free for kids in Morrisville this weekend?
Morrisville Public Safety Day on Saturday at Park West Village, Morrisville; Movies in the Morrisville Community Park on Friday at 1520 Morrisville Parkway Morrisville, NC 27560, Morrisville; Western Wake Farmers Market on Saturday at Indian Creek Trailhead, Morrisville. 7 free family events in all.
How is this list put together?
It updates every day from more than 20 local calendars. Top picks are ranked by how rare an event is, how many local calendars list it, and how many people on Facebook say they're interested. Check the organizer's page before you go.