Browse family concerts, kids' sing-alongs, music and movement, and youth orchestra shows in the Bay Area. We reviewed 550+ Bay Area event sources and found 35 kids' music & stage events between October 23 and October 29. Updated daily.
Sunset Cinema at Mission City Memorial Park shows Pixar’s Coco as the dusk movie, with limited parking and encouraged carpooling.
Live music series at Asilomar featuring The Rudians and Sensory Tribe, free, all ages, with on‑site parking.
Mariachi Herencia de México performs a 1‑hour‑40‑minute Día de los Muertos concert at Zellerbach Hall, blending traditional mariachi with salsa, bolero, bossa nova, son jarocho, huapango, and cumbia.
Mariachi Herencia de México performs Día de los Muertos, blending salsa, bolero, bossa nova, son jarocho, huapango and cumbia at Zellerbach Hall, $10 tickets for Berkeley students.
Night Market at St. Pat's Row — Food vendors, handmade goods, and live music line the street between Golden Gate Drive and Regional Street.
Three-generation family band René y Familia performs original bilingual songs in Spanish and English, plus traditional and contemporary Latin music, ages 5 and under.
Symphony San Jose presents a Halloween concert of classical themes, conducted by Peter Jaffe with vocalist Bianca Orsi, featuring a costume contest, California Theatre, $35–$125, all ages.
Palo Alto Children’s Theatre presents a story‑teller style Sleeping Beauty with simple sets, costumes and wiggle‑time for ages two to six.
Marcus Shelby performs at Miner Auditorium, San Francisco, all ages.
Symphonic Spooktacular at California Theatre presents Peter Jaffe conducting Symphony San Jose in a Halloween concert of heroic and villainous music themes.
Music for Families at Davies Symphony Hall, San Francisco, all ages.
Six Roses jazz duo performs jazz renditions and original songs at the Western Addition Branch Open House, San Francisco Public Library, all ages.
Anna Presler and Leighton Fong perform a vibrant violin‑cello duet by Hungarian composer Pál Hermann at the Claremont Branch, ages 5 and up.
Julia Jacklin performs at Castro Theatre, joined by opening act Jordan Patterson, all ages.
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