Question 1

What kids activities are there in Fort Worth, TX?

Accepted Answer

There are 54: Toddler Storytime; Summer Reading Program; Baby Storytime (ages 0-12 months); Toddler Storytime (ages 1-3); Preschool Storytime (ages 3-5); Summer Reading Challenge 2026; STEM Discovery Club (ages 6-12); Youth Swim Lessons; Fort Worth Zoo Summer Camp; Kimbell Art Museum Family Day; Modern Art Museum Family Day; Baby Storytime (0-18mo) — Wedgwood Branch; Preschool Storytime — Southwest Regional; Toddler Storytime — East Regional; Family Storytime — Northwest Branch; Storytime — Reby Cary Youth Library; Tween Book Club (grades 4-8); Teen Makerspace Open Lab; Zoo School — Weekday Education Classes; Zoo Overnight Adventure; Zoo Homeschool Classes; Modern Kids — Family Art Activities; Tours for Tots; Kimbell Family Tours; Storytime in the Galleries; Family Day at the Amon Carter; Fort Worth Museum of Science & History Summer Camps; Noble Planetarium Kids Shows; Fort Worth Botanic Garden Family Programs; Fort Worth Herd Cattle Drive (free daily event); Bass Performance Hall — Children's Education Series; Tarrant County 4-H Clover Kids (ages 5-7); Tarrant County 4-H STEM Club; Tarrant County 4-H Shooting Sports; YMCA of Metropolitan Fort Worth Summer Day Camp; YMCA Fort Worth Youth Swim Lessons; YMCA Fort Worth Youth Sports Leagues; Log Cabin Village — Historic Site Visits; Stockyards Championship Rodeo (Friday/Saturday nights); Panther Island Pavilion — Family Events; Coyote Drive-In Fort Worth — Family Movie Nights; Fort Worth Stock Show & Rodeo (Jan–Feb); Mayfest at Trinity Park; Main St. Fort Worth Arts Festival; Storytime — Summerglen Library; Storytime — Ridglea Library; Storytime — Meadowbrook Library; 1,000 Books Before Kindergarten Challenge; Cowtown Kids Marathon; AMF/Bowlero Youth Bowling Leagues — Fort Worth; TCU Kids University Summer Camps; Children's Education Festival — Imagination Celebration; Cattle Raisers Museum — Family Visit; National Cowgirl Museum — Family Day. See dates and sign-up links on the Tarrant County Desk.

Question 2

Are there story times for kids in Fort Worth?

Accepted Answer

Yes — 13 story times: Toddler Storytime; Baby Storytime (ages 0-12 months); Toddler Storytime (ages 1-3); Preschool Storytime (ages 3-5); Baby Storytime (0-18mo) — Wedgwood Branch; Preschool Storytime — Southwest Regional; Toddler Storytime — East Regional; Family Storytime — Northwest Branch; Storytime — Reby Cary Youth Library; Storytime in the Galleries; Storytime — Summerglen Library; Storytime — Ridglea Library; Storytime — Meadowbrook Library.

Question 3

Are there family events for kids in Fort Worth?

Accepted Answer

Yes — 20 family events: Summer Reading Program; Kimbell Art Museum Family Day; Modern Art Museum Family Day; Zoo Overnight Adventure; Modern Kids — Family Art Activities; Family Day at the Amon Carter; Noble Planetarium Kids Shows; Fort Worth Herd Cattle Drive (free daily event); Bass Performance Hall — Children's Education Series; Log Cabin Village — Historic Site Visits; Stockyards Championship Rodeo (Friday/Saturday nights); Panther Island Pavilion — Family Events; Coyote Drive-In Fort Worth — Family Movie Nights; Fort Worth Stock Show & Rodeo (Jan–Feb); Mayfest at Trinity Park; Main St. Fort Worth Arts Festival; Cowtown Kids Marathon; Children's Education Festival — Imagination Celebration; Cattle Raisers Museum — Family Visit; National Cowgirl Museum — Family Day.

Question 4

Are there clubs for kids in Fort Worth?

Accepted Answer

Yes — 7 clubs: Summer Reading Challenge 2026; STEM Discovery Club (ages 6-12); Tween Book Club (grades 4-8); Tarrant County 4-H Clover Kids (ages 5-7); Tarrant County 4-H STEM Club; Tarrant County 4-H Shooting Sports; 1,000 Books Before Kindergarten Challenge.

Question 5

Are there classes for kids in Fort Worth?

Accepted Answer

Yes — 7 classes: Youth Swim Lessons; Zoo School — Weekday Education Classes; Zoo Homeschool Classes; Tours for Tots; Kimbell Family Tours; Fort Worth Botanic Garden Family Programs; YMCA Fort Worth Youth Swim Lessons.

Question 6

Are there camps for kids in Fort Worth?

Accepted Answer

Yes — 4 camps: Fort Worth Zoo Summer Camp; Fort Worth Museum of Science & History Summer Camps; YMCA of Metropolitan Fort Worth Summer Day Camp; TCU Kids University Summer Camps.

Question 7

Are there open-play sessions for kids in Fort Worth?

Accepted Answer

Yes — 1 open-play sessions: Teen Makerspace Open Lab.

Question 8

Are there leagues for kids in Fort Worth?

Accepted Answer

Yes — 2 leagues: YMCA Fort Worth Youth Sports Leagues; AMF/Bowlero Youth Bowling Leagues — Fort Worth.

Kids activities in Fort Worth

Story times 13

Classes 7

Camps 4

Clubs 7

Leagues 2

Open play 1

Family events 20