Spidey Climb

A Halloween-themed climbing session invites youth ages 6–17 to take on a spooky climb at a community center. Registration is required through City of Asheville Parks & Recreation; admission is $7.View original

Young homeschoolers ages 8–12 learn climbing skills in a two-session program, with instruction designed for youth and time to practice on December 3 and 10.View original

Playful climbing activities give children ages 3–5 a chance to build coordination, confidence, and gross motor skills in a welcoming community center setting. The seven weekly hour-long sessions run from November through December.View original

Young children ages 2–5 can enjoy hands-on spooky-themed crafting in a short, playful seasonal session. Registration is required through Asheville Parks & Recreation, with a $5 fee.View original

An affordable evening program for children ages 6–12 gives parents a few hours free. Registration is required through Asheville Parks & Recreation; the fee is $5.View original

A free afternoon family program at a neighborhood park welcomes children ages five and up for a Try It Tuesday activity. Registration is available through Asheville Parks & Recreation.View original

Inclusive adaptive recreation creates opportunities for young people ages 6–21 with disabilities to participate in activities and connect with peers. Registration is required, with a $5 fee.View original

Kids ages 6–12 can team up for an energetic afternoon of laser tag and pizza at a community center, with registration through Asheville Parks & Recreation and a $5 fee.View original

A five-session camping club for ages 9–11 meets every other Tuesday evening from October through December. The $15 City of Asheville Parks & Recreation program gathers young participants at Stephens-Lee Community Center.View original

A one-hour creative activity gives children ages 8–12 a chance to make, experiment, and express themselves in a welcoming community center setting. Registration is required, with a $5 fee.View original

A full-day youth recreation program welcomes children ages 5–11 for a fun day at a Southside community center. Registration through Asheville Parks & Recreation opens 30 days ahead, with a $5 fee.View original

Ages 10–16 can spend an evening playing laser tag and sharing pizza at a community center. The youth program costs $5, with registration through Asheville Parks & Recreation.View original

A seasonal morning program for toddlers ages 2–5 brings little ones together for fall fun in a neighborhood park. Registration is required, with a $5 participation fee.View original

Young children ages 2–5 can make simple spooky-themed crafts in a short, hands-on seasonal art session. Advance registration is required, with a $5 fee.View original

Teens ages 13–17 try recipes inspired by viral TikTok food trends in a hands-on cooking program. Registration through Asheville Parks & Recreation; participation costs $5.View original

Eight daytime sessions provide school-break programming for children ages 5–10, with holiday camp activities at a neighborhood community center from December 21 through 31.View original

Young children ages 2–5 can make spooky Halloween crafts in a short, hands-on session designed for toddlers. Registration is required, with a $5 fee.View original

Adaptive recreation activities create an inclusive space for young people ages 6–21 with disabilities to enjoy movement, social connection, and shared experiences through Asheville Parks & Recreation.View original

A free youth program introduces children ages 5–11 to science, technology, engineering, and math in a community recreation setting. Registration is available through Asheville Parks & Recreation.View original

A full day of accessible, adaptive recreation brings children, teens, and young adults ages 6–22 together for inclusive activities. The $5 program welcomes participants with disabilities through Asheville Parks & Recreation.View original