Little adventures, a little closer.
Start in Florida, from West Palm Beach to Orlando and Port St. Lucie, or explore our first collections in Georgia, Texas, and New York.
Type a city or state. ZIP codes and places outside our collection use clearly labeled external searches. No GPS location is requested.
Pick your little corner.
West Palm Beach ↗
Start with a short indoor visit at the science center or a library outing. County-wide listings are labeled so you can check the drive before choosing.
FloridaPalm Beach County ↗
Mix a library morning with a playground on another day. Wellington and Loxahatchee have their own focused guides below.
FloridaWellington ↗
Try a little playground time at Scott’s Place or a book-filled visit to the Wellington Branch. Keep one as a backup if plans change.
FloridaLoxahatchee ↗
Choose between a nearby library visit and a larger safari outing. These are different kinds of days: check the drive, tickets, and your toddler’s car comfort.
FloridaOrlando ↗
Orlando can be a toddler adventure without a theme-park day. Start with KidsTown or a neighborhood storytime and protect time for rest.
FloridaPort St. Lucie ↗
The library system offers useful starting points for stories and movement. County programs take place at different branches, so verify the address.
FloridaFort Lauderdale & Broward ↗
Pair a short play-space visit with a picture book. Use the county calendar to find a branch close to home.
FloridaMiami-Dade ↗
Choose a branch first, then check its toddler sessions. Travel times matter more than filling a whole day with activities.
FloridaTampa Bay ↗
Our first Tampa Bay lead is a community play program. Check its neighborhood venues and dates rather than assuming it takes place inside the museum.
Our first stops in other states.
One carefully chosen city to start in each state. This is not yet a nationwide directory.
A few helpful answers
Are these live event listings?
No. This is a curated directory of official sources checked October 6, 2026. Follow the organizer’s calendar for current dates, booking, availability, and cancellations.
How do I choose an activity for a 1-, 2-, or 3-year-old?
Use the listed age guidance, then consider your child’s interests, movement, and comfort with groups. A family attraction may include areas that are not suitable for toddlers.
What should I check before leaving?
Confirm the address, hours, age restrictions, price, registration, parking, restrooms, stroller access, and a place to take a break. Choose a backup and keep the outing flexible.
A little help planning the day.
Your first toddler storytime
A small plan for a book-filled outing, with plenty of room to wiggle.
The one-stop toddler adventure
A lovely family outing can be one place, one small discovery, and a happy trip home.
A rainy-day adventure backup
Pair an indoor outing with a home plan so a change in weather does not undo the whole day.
Make a little adventure memory book
Collect a few ordinary moments without creating a new daily task.