A Faery Hunt Enchantment at Corriganville Park

A Faery Hunt Enchantment is a small, playful theater experience built for young children, and it is one of the sweeter things to do with kids LA families can book in October. Auntie Angelica leads the audience on a musical quest to help the Faery Royalty, and the kids are part of the story from the first song.

When: Saturday, October 10, 2026. The show's listing gives a 10:30 a.m. start time. Where: Corriganville Park Ages: Designed for ages 2 to 9, but open to the whole family Tickets: See the TheaterMania listing for current pricing and availability

What to expect

The performance is interactive and immersive. Rather than sitting quietly in the dark, children help the characters along, answer questions, sing and giggle through a series of surprises. The tone is warm and gentle, which makes it a good first theater outing for toddlers and preschoolers, while older kids up to nine still get plenty to do.

Many young guests arrive dressed for the occasion. Wings, garlands, wands and wizard hats are common, and the production sells costume pieces and CDs of its Faery Hunt songs at the show if your little one forgets theirs. Dressing up is optional, but it tends to make the morning feel more like an adventure.

Planning your visit

The listing describes the show as a fit for birthdays, playgroups and family outings, and says groups and parties are welcome. If you are planning a birthday, contact the producers through the listing before the date to ask about group arrangements.

Our start time here is a placeholder; the event page lists 10:30 a.m., so confirm the schedule and venue details on the ticket page before you head out. Arrive a little early with young children so everyone can settle in, find a spot and get comfortable before the music starts.

For a morning that works well for small kids, pair the show with a picnic or a stroll at the park afterward. Families looking for kids activities LA wide can also browse more picks in our family category.

Why it works for families

Shows for the under-10 crowd often talk down to children or run too long. This one keeps the format simple: a single quest, lots of participation and a clear, happy ending. Parents get to enjoy the kids' reactions, and kids get a story they can act out on the car ride home. If you are building a weekend of family events Los Angeles has on offer, this is an easy morning anchor with a short run time and a low-pressure atmosphere.