Looking for some things to do this weekend with kids? Look no further! We’ve curated a list of fantastic local events and activities that are guaranteed to bring smiles to your children’s faces. From chilly outdoor adventures to creative workshops and sporting events, there’s something for every kiddo to enjoy. This list includes things to do in Hamilton this weekend, as well as in Halton and Niagara regions.
Our events calendar is home to tons of family-friendly events that suit a mix of interests and ages. Whether you have toddlers, school-aged kids, or even teenagers, there are bound to be things to do this weekend near me that they will love. Read on for things to do with kids this weekend!
This list includes things to do in Hamilton this weekend, as well as in Halton and Niagara regions. Active Parents fans told us they didn’t mind a short drive, so we add in everything we can find!
Things To Do This Weekend With Kids: February 7-9, 2025
Featured Events

30th Anniversary of Toy Story Celebration at The Westdale
Celebrate the 30th Anniversary of Toy Story with the whole family, with a special series at The Westdale this January and February! We’re screening all four beloved Toy Story films, bringing Woody, Buzz, and the gang back to the big screen for a nostalgic family adventure. The best part? Tickets are just $8.75! Visit thewestdale.ca to view showtimes and buy tickets.
Friday, February 7:
Free Open Skate at Bill Friday Lawfield Arena – Drop-in only, no online reservation is needed.
Family Free Open Skate at Inch Park Arena – Drop-in only, no online reservation is needed.
Free Open Skate at Carlisle Arena – Drop-in only, no online reservation is needed.
Saturday, February 8:
Celebrate the 30th Anniversary of Toy Story with the whole family, with a special series at The Westdale this January and February! We’re screening all four beloved Toy Story films, bringing Woody, Buzz, and the gang back to the big screen for a nostalgic family adventure. The best part? Tickets are just $8.75!
Sensory Friendly Swimming – this program offers an adapted swimming environment with no music, a smaller group, no whistles (unless necessary) and quiet changing rooms. Lap, leisure and warming pool will be open.
Ottawa Street Farmers Market – add local, fresh produce and homemade goods to your meal planning this year.
Cineplex Family Favourites is screening “Hit Pig” today at 11am. Perfect for families with little kids who love a movie deal!
Bring the little ones to Milton Mall for a fun-filled kids’ craft event where creativity blossoms! From making heart-shaped art to crafting sweet keepsakes, there’s something for every little artist.
Join Indigo in store to create your own LEGO® Botanicals™ flower card to give someone special at home.
Milton Public Library is inviting you to join us for a fun interactive storytime about everyone’s favourite food, PIZZA! Stories, songs, activities and even a craft! Registration required.
The Science of Bees at Milton Public Library Sherwood Branch.
Make and Create Valentine’s Cards at Hamilton Public Library.
Join Oakville Public Library for storytime in Mandarin! Read stories, sing songs, and practice rhymes. Registration required.
Join O.P.L. for storytime in Arabic! We’ll read stories, sing songs, and practice rhymes. Registration required.
Free Open Skate at Beverly Arena
Sunday, February 9:
Celebrate the 30th Anniversary of Toy Story with the whole family, with a special series at The Westdale this January and February! We’re screening all four beloved Toy Story films, bringing Woody, Buzz, and the gang back to the big screen for a nostalgic family adventure. The best part? Tickets are just $8.75!
Join Triple C Farm to celebrate Valentine’s day! This experience includes 60 minutes in our zen den where you’ll have hands on activities including a craft, there will be freeze dance with the pup we all know and love and more!
Sensory Friendly Relaxed Screening Toy Story 4 at Westdale Theatre
Free Open Skate at Chedoke Twin-Pad Arena
Learn basic coding and programming skills with Micro:bit; a pocket sized computer with motion detection, a built in compass and bluetooth technology.Hosted by Milton Public Library.
Interested in our technology for children? Here’s your opportunity to play, learn, and code with some very special robot pets at Milton Library! These interactive pets introduce preschoolers to critical thinking, problem solving, and other STEM skills.
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