A Faery Hunt and Fairy Halloween Party in Tarzana

On Sunday, October 25, the Tarzana Community and Cultural Center hosts a Halloween outing built for small children. A Faery Hunt is an interactive, outdoor musical show, and this edition ends with a Fairy Halloween Party. It is a gentle, low-scare option among the things to do with kids LA families can find before Halloween night.

When: Sunday, October 25, 2026. The performance starts at 10:30 a.m. per the listing. Where: Tarzana Community and Cultural Center Who it is for: Young audiences and their families Tickets: See the TheaterMania listing for pricing and availability

What to expect

The show is immersive rather than sit-and-watch. The faery folk invite the audience on a fun, gentle quest to find the Fairy Royalty, and the children take part in the story through music and play. Nothing in the description suggests anything frightening, which suits toddlers and preschoolers who are not ready for haunted houses.

Costumes are encouraged, and the listing notes that most children arrive dressed up, grown-ups included. Wings, wands and wizard hats are sold at the show if you forget yours. Since it is Halloween season, expect plenty of fairies, wizards and the occasional tiny pumpkin.

The Fairy Halloween Party

After the performance comes the party. According to the listing, it includes one-on-one time with the fairies, dancing, snacks, games, storytelling and fairy unicorn readings. It turns a short show into a full morning, so plan on staying a while rather than rushing off to the next stop.

Planning your visit

Groups and birthdays are welcome, so this works for a playgroup meetup or a celebration. If you have a bigger party in mind, ask the producers through the listing before the date. The show is outdoors, so dress for the weather and bring sun protection for the late morning.

The listing does not publish a street address or ticket price in the details we could verify, so check the TheaterMania page before heading out. The Tarzana center sits in the San Fernando Valley, a straightforward drive for Valley families and a manageable trip from the Westside outside of rush hour. Parking details are not listed, so allow a few extra minutes to find a spot.

If you are mapping out kids activities LA offers this month, pair this with a pumpkin patch or a neighborhood carnival for a full Halloween weekend. For more ideas, browse our family events page, or see the Los Angeles neighborhood guide for other stops nearby.