Kiddie Compass: 4 family-friendly to do in Baldwin County, Sept. 25-30

By WHISPER VAUGHN-EDWARDS
Editorial Assistant
whisper@gulfcoastmedia.com
Posted 9/22/26

Little feet, big imaginations and a week full of reasons to get out and play. Young adventurers can explore the Gulf Coast from the pier, build something brick by brick, tumble and play at open gym …

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Kiddie Compass: 4 family-friendly to do in Baldwin County, Sept. 25-30

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Little feet, big imaginations and a week full of reasons to get out and play.

Young adventurers can explore the Gulf Coast from the pier, build something brick by brick, tumble and play at open gym or learn a new crochet creation.

Whether they’re future marine biologists, master builders, gymnasts or crafty creators, there’s plenty of room for curiosity and creativity. Consider it a week where “go play” comes with a calendar attached — and maybe a few new skills along the way.

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GUIDED PIER WALK

What: Families can explore the Gulf Coast’s unique connection between its coastal community and ecosystem during this guided walk along the Gulf State Park Pier. The program will cover the pier’s history, local conservation efforts and the diverse marine life and bird species that call the area home. The program is suitable for all ages. Registration is preferred but not required. Register at https://reserve.alapark.com/register/guided-pier-walk-GSP.

When: Friday, Sept. 25, 8-9 a.m.

Where: Gulf State Park Pier, 20800 E. Beach Blvd., Gulf Shores

Price: Free program; $15 parking fee

COME & GO LEGO

What: Builders of all ages can drop in and get creative during the Loxley Public Library’s monthly Come & Go Lego event. Families can connect with neighbors, build something new and let their imaginations run wild with Lego. The free, family-friendly program takes place the last Monday of each month and welcomes builders to come and go throughout the event.

When: Monday, Sept. 28, 3-4:30 p.m.

Where: Loxley Public Library, 1001 E. Loxley Ave., Loxley

Price: Free

TOT OPEN PLAY

What: Young children can burn off some energy and have fun during Tot Open Play at Bay City Gymnastics Academy. The weekly open gym is designed for children ages 5 and under and offers a chance to drop in and play without a long-term commitment. The event is cash only and first come, first served. Exactly one adult must accompany each child for supervision. Admission is $10 for one child and $5 for each additional sibling.

When: Tuesday, Sept. 29, 10-11 a.m.

Where: Bay City Gymnastics Academy, 8534 Well Road, Daphne

Price: $10 for one child; $5 for each additional sibling, cash only

CROCHET CLUB – TEEN SERVICES

What: Teens ages 13-18 can pick up their crochet projects and join the Fairhope Public Library’s Crochet Club. Each week, participants can learn a new motif or bring along a work-in-progress. The club offers teens a chance to practice their skills, try new patterns and spend time creating alongside other young crocheters.

When: Wednesday, Sept. 30, 4-5 p.m.

Where: Fairhope Public Library, 501 Fairhope Ave., Fairhope

Price: Free