The annual Fall Festival at the Portsmouth United Methodist Church will feature crafts, baked goods, attic treasures, used books, jewelry, plants and a silent auction. Coffee will be available and lunch will be served. The annual pumpkin sale will also be going on throughout the day.
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9:00 am
Fall Festival @ Portsmouth United Methodist Church
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Barrington Christian Academy Carnival @ Barrington Christian Academy
Barrington Christian Academy debuts a carnival featuring many activities including a rock wall, bounce house, live entertainment, bake sale and over 20 booths of games, snacks and crafts. Food vendors include Blount Fine Foods, Flat Waves and Mangia Neapolitan Pizza.
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10:00 am
Barrington Christian Academy Carnival @ Barrington Christian Academy
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Holiday Craft & Vendor Fair at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church @ St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Join Christopher Fletcher, the caretaker and local arborist from Bartlett Tree Experts, and his father, Dr. Paul Francis Fletcher, a local historian and professor of English literature, for a walking tour where they banter about the rogues, royalty and refuge within the gentle rolling paths of this national landmark. The family plots of Colts, DeWolfs, Herreshoffs, Ushers, Perrys and others lie under the large weeping limbs of beech trees and among native stands of oak and red maple and special plantings. Hosted by The Bristol Historical and Preservation Society, the tour will be canceled only in the case of heavy rain.
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10:00 am
Juniper Hill Cemetery Walking Tour @ Gate of Juniper Hill Cemetery
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Melville School Fall Festival @ Melville Elementary School
Annual festival will feature activities for children including crafts, games with prizes, face-painting, cake walk, children’s raffle, inflatables, princess story time and a Harry Potter-themed creepy classroom constructed by the schools’ third-graders. There will also be a silent auction, baskets to be raffled off, a 50/50 raffle, bake sale and lunch selections. The event raises funds for the Melville School Parent Teacher Group to support efforts to provide enrichment activities and teaching tools for students.
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10:00 am
Melville School Fall Festival @ Melville Elementary School
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Free Zumba(r) at the Seekonk Public Library! @ Seekonk Public Library
Back by popular demand, instructor Sara Greene returns with a 4-week session for Zumba®. Join the fun and dance off the stress of the week at the Seekonk Public Library beginning Saturday, October 27th at 10:30 am.
This class is perfect for beginners and anyone wanting to try out this popular and exhilarating dance workout before the holiday feasting begins! Don’t miss the opportunity to try out the hottest fitness trend for free!
This event is free and open to the public thanks to a sponsorship from the Friends of the Seekonk Public Library. Registration is required. Call the library to reserve your space today at (508) 336-8230 or visit www.seekonkpl.org.
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10:30 am
Free Zumba(r) at the Seekonk Public Library! @ Seekonk Public Library
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A-Mazing Halloween Party @ Escobar’s Highland Farm
Escobar’s Highland Farm hosts an old-fashioned Halloween costume party. Come in costume and receive a dollar off admission. While you’re there, get lost in the farm’s corn “maize.” This year’s design is in the shape of the Providence Bruins’ logo.
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11:00 am
A-Mazing Halloween Party @ Escobar’s Highland Farm
Parents will learn how to properly install car seats in their vehicles from certified child passenger safety technicians. Bring your vehicle, car seat and child for proper fitting. Presented by The Injury Prevention Center at Hasbro Children’s Hospital in partnership with the Kohl’s Cares Car Seat Check Program.
The Ladies Auxiliary to the VFW Post 5390 host this craft fair featuring local artisans showing their wares. There will be jewelry, candles, stained glass, candy, sewing items, pottery, fused glass, holiday decor and more. All proceeds go to local artisans.
Join the Audubon Society of Rhode Island for a fun-filled, fright-free celebration of Halloween. Families will encounter costumed woodland creatures that explore the myths and legends associated with local wildlife and Halloween. The characters are friendly and fun — perfect for young children.
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