Kidsville Family Walk logo with footprints on teal background

Kidsville Family Walk
Saturday, February 14, 2026
10 AM - Noon

Rain or Shine: Free activities may be moved inside the Parthenon

Active Play

Arts & Crafts

Dance

Food Trucks

• Active Play • Arts & Crafts • Dance • Food Trucks

Join us for the third annual Kidsville Family Walk in Centennial Park. Families can enjoy nature, play games, and get creative with arts & crafts. And best of all, it's free!

Saturday, February 14
10 AM - Noon

FREE EVENT!

Children playing in a park event, jumping on colorful stepping stones. Trees in the background, sun setting. An adult holds a child's hand.

Join in on some Winter Olympics-inspired games like ice cube hockey, sled pulling, and tabletop curling

Movement Games

Book cover titled 'emile and the field' with an illustration of a child with dark skin, arms outstretched, standing in a colorful grassy field with flowers, trees, and a black dog in the background.

Storybook Walk

Read a children’s book at multiple stations as you walk along the banks of Lake Watauga.

Assorted percussion instruments including tambourines, drum pads, triangles, and maracas on a green surface.

Instrument Petting Zoo

Experience the magic of music as kids will get to explore a variety of musical instruments.

Child holding a paper with a black and white illustration of a horse and rider, outdoors with people in the background.

Explore free arts and crafts activities and earn a stamp at Community Partner booths. Children will also receive a participant medal that offers free Parthenon admission between 10 a.m. and 12 p.m.  

Arts & Crafts

A man kneeling on grass feeds a young boy ice cream near a pink food truck. Other adults and children walk nearby.

Food & Beverages

Enjoy a variety of beverages and local food trucks.

The 2026 Kidsville Family Walk could not be possible without our annual Presenting and Sustaining Sponsors:

Advance Financial Foundation, Amazon, The Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee, Dettwiller Foundation, HCA Healthcare Foundation, Jackson National Life Insurance Company, The Memorial Foundation, Pinnacle Financial Partners, Tennessee Arts Commission, and Vanderbilt University