We reviewed 9,000+ Boston-area events and found 28 kids' music & stage events in the Boston area between October 27 and November 2. Last updated October 27, 2026.
Halloween-themed concert with Franc Graham kicks off the jamboree in lower-level Keys Community Room, followed by trick‑or‑treating and a craft in Story Hour Room, for ages 3–12.
Lively interactive music fills East Boston library, engaging babies, toddlers, and preschoolers, ages 5 and under.
Magical Ms Kimberly leads original or classic sing‑along songs with deep breaths, yoga poses, and movement in the Large Meeting Room at Cary Memorial Library, for all ages.
The Music of Hey Arnold! Live! featuring Jim Lang and the PS 118 AllStars performs at Chevalier Theatre, 30 Forest Street, Medford.
Brian Patton leads piano and vocal sing‑along and open‑mic showtune sessions at Club Café’s Napoleon Room, featuring professionals, rising stars and aspiring singers, all ages.
Glow‑in‑the‑dark Halloween concert featuring Vanessa Trien and the Jumping Monkeys at The Street Chestnut Hill, with costumes encouraged and glowsticks available, all ages.
Harvard Art Museums host a night of art, DJ C‑Zone music, food from Chulo and Stellwagen, a Spotlight Tour of On Location: Drawing the Outdoors, all ages.
Matt Heaton performs surf‑rockabilly, western swing and soul songs at South End Library Park, with kids dancing, laughing and singing along, ages 5 and under.
Sing, play, and dance in a library jam session led by Mr. Ritse, featuring nursery rhymes, jazz tunes, and open requests, for ages 5 and under.
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Free after‑hours museum night at Broad Discovery Center features a Bluetooth outbreak simulation, interactive displays, DJ Backspin and Operation Outbreak, recommended for middle school ages and above.
Women‑centric short ski films and live music play at Regent Theatre, followed by Q&A and poster signing with athletes and filmmakers, plus guest Lexi Ugelow, $30, all ages.
Little Groove leads a spooktacular Halloween concert with singing and dancing at South End Library Park, for ages 5 and under.
Sing and dance to classic and original tunes with Matt Heaton in Morrissey Hall at the Belmont Public Library, ages 3–12.
Evan Haller leads an energetic morning of music and movement in the Community Room on Adams Street, Dorchester, all ages.
Seasonal brews, costumes, live music, and a scary amount of candy at the Halloween party in Samuel Adams Boston Brewery.
Midday organ concerts showcase Trinity’s historic 7,000‑pipe instruments with innovative programs by national and international recitalists, suggested donation $10, all ages.
Spooky Halloween-themed chamber music fills Honan‑Allston with Boston Community Chamber Music’s classical performances, costumes encouraged, free for all ages.
Jack‑o‑lantern‑lit path, colonial music and dancing, and ranger talks on ghost folklore accompany trick‑or‑treat candy at historic Hartwell Tavern — all ages.
Park-9 Dog Bar hosts a Halloween party with duck bobbing, treat bar, basket decorating, movies, costume contests, DJ, tarot readings, specialty cocktails and spooky décor, all ages, free.
Waltham Common hosts Marketplace Day with music and vendors offering crafts, clothing, jewelry, food, home goods, beauty products, and more; Classic Groove and Gerry Beaudoin Trio perform.
Seasonal brews, costumes, live music, and a scary amount of candy at the Halloween party in Samuel Adams Boston Brewery.
Hayride, carnival games, Trunk or Treat, live music, food, beer, and pony rides fill Pierce Park’s Fall Fest; tickets $16, all ages.
Martin, Morell, and Fredette perform live at Midway Cafe with special guests Bob Bradshaw and NAP, $10 cover, all ages.
Live Hey Arnold! music concert at The Wilbur, featuring composer Jim Lang and The PS 118 AllStars blending jazz, hip hop, blues, R&B, and funk, all ages.
Interactive performance by award‑winning Ms. Angel Mone’t at Faneuil, Brighton, featuring music, singing, dancing, storytelling and puppetry for ages 3–5.
Matt Heaton strums guitar, leading foot‑stomping, hand‑clapping songs that make kids laugh, dance and sing in the Central Library auditorium, ages 3–12.
Dancing, singing, and fun activities fill Musical Monday at the Goodwin Forum, Main Library, open to all ages, free to the public.
Aaron Tveit performs at Emerson Colonial Theatre, Boston, for all ages.