Christmas Events for Kids in Seekonk (2026)

Rally the corgi has sniffed out the best Christmas events for kids in Seekonk for 2026, and here is what he found: 5 family events. The magic runs from December 9 (Forest Caroling at Osamequin Farm) through December 23, with Jingle Preschool Storytime (December 15), Jingle Toddler Storytime (December 16) and Jingle Baby Storytime (December 17) along the way. We check every date on the host’s own website, and each listing links straight there. For the rest of the state, see our Massachusetts Christmas events for kids guide.

What Rally found in Seekonk

  • 5 Christmas events for kids in Seekonk
  • Also on the list: 1 Christmas show, 3 story times and 1 craft workshop
  • Season: December 9 (Forest Caroling at Osamequin Farm) to December 23 (Cocoa, Craft, Morning Movie)
  • Every date checked on the host’s own site on Nov 10

Ticketed and paid Christmas events for kids in Seekonk

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Holiday event

Forest Caroling at Osamequin Farm

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Families walk a trail through Osamequin Farm together and sing carols as they go. The Seekonk Public Library's Youth Services department leads the outing and frames it as an evening of songs and togetherness for all ages.

The walk is Wednesday, December 9, 2026, from 4:00 PM to 5:00 PM. The library's page gives the location as 80 Walnut Street in Seekonk and asks each family to register for a single spot. No fee is mentioned.

Parent tip: This one is entirely outdoors on a farm trail in the late afternoon, so dress the kids in warm layers and sturdy shoes. The library suggests bringing a snack, and you only need to book one spot for the whole family.

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Osamequin Farm, 80 Walnut St, Seekonk, MA 02771 (opens in maps)
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Holiday story time

Jingle Preschool Storytime

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Preschool storytime at the Seekonk Public Library takes on a Jingle name for this December session. Children ages 3 to 5 listen to stories, sing songs and join activities built on the library's early literacy principles of reading, talking, singing, writing and playing, and younger siblings are welcome too.

It meets Tuesday, December 15, 2026, from 10:00 AM to 11:00 AM in the Large Meeting Room at 410 Newman Avenue. Registration is not required, and no fee is mentioned on the page.

Parent tip: Bring your SAILS library card, since the library encourages families to check out more books afterward. With no sign-up and siblings allowed, this is an easy one to decide on that morning.

Host
Seekonk Public Library (opens in a new tab)
Address
Seekonk Public Library, Large Meeting Room, 410 Newman Ave, Seekonk, MA 02771 (opens in maps)
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Holiday story time

Jingle Toddler Storytime

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This jingle bell storytime is planned for toddlers from 18 to 36 months old. Holiday books come first, followed by music, fingerplays, movement, jingle bells to shake and a round of bubbles.

The session is Wednesday, December 16, 2026, from 10:00 AM to 10:30 AM in the Large Meeting Room at the Seekonk Public Library. No registration is required, and the page does not mention a fee.

Parent tip: At 30 minutes this is the shortest of the library's three Jingle storytimes, so arrive on time or you will miss a good share of it. Bring your SAILS library card if your toddler wants to take the storytime books home.

Host
Seekonk Public Library (opens in a new tab)
Address
Seekonk Public Library, Large Meeting Room, 410 Newman Ave, Seekonk, MA 02771 (opens in maps)
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Holiday story time

Jingle Baby Storytime

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The youngest version of the library's Jingle storytimes is for babies from birth to 18 months. A holiday book is followed by music with bells, fingerplays and movement, and then the room opens up for free play, with belly time, a tunnel to crawl through, toys, board books and bubbles.

It runs Thursday, December 17, 2026, from 10:00 AM to 11:00 AM in the Large Meeting Room at the Seekonk Public Library. No registration is required, and no fee is mentioned on the page.

Parent tip: Pack a small baby blanket for the floor, which the library asks families to bring. The story portion is followed by open play time, so a baby who needs a feeding or a break partway through will not miss much.

Host
Seekonk Public Library (opens in a new tab)
Address
Seekonk Public Library, Large Meeting Room, 410 Newman Ave, Seekonk, MA 02771 (opens in maps)
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Cocoa, Craft, Morning Movie

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Two days before Christmas, the library pairs a craft and cups of cocoa with a family screening of the animated film The Grinch. The movie follows the green grump who schemes to steal Christmas from the noisy Whos of Whoville.

The program is Wednesday, December 23, 2026, from 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM in the Large Meeting Room at 410 Newman Avenue. It is open to all ages and every attendee must be registered. Registration opens Monday, November 23, 2026, at 9:00 AM, and no fee is mentioned.

Parent tip: Sign-up opens a full month ahead, on November 23 at 9:00 AM, and the library wants every person registered, adults included. Two hours with a full movie is a long sit for toddlers, so it suits children who can last through a feature film.

Host
Seekonk Public Library (opens in a new tab)
Address
Seekonk Public Library, Large Meeting Room, 410 Newman Ave, Seekonk, MA 02771 (opens in maps)
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We check every event above on the host’s own page for the date, time and cost, plus the things parents ask about, like sign-ups and ages. Looking for a Santa train instead? Those are on our Massachusetts Christmas train rides page.

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Plan your December

When each Seekonk Christmas event for kids happens

The first is Forest Caroling at Osamequin Farm in Seekonk on December 9; the last runs to December 23. Each bar spans an event’s dates, not every hour in them, so check the host’s page for times.

Looking further afield? Our Massachusetts Christmas events for kids guide lists every event we have found in the state, and we have city guides for Rehoboth, New Bedford, Norwood and Westwood. The national search sorts every event by distance from your town.

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The story of Christmas in Seekonk

A goose in flight appears on Seekonk's town seal, a nod to the Canada geese that the town's name comes from. In December the place to gather is the Seekonk Public Library, whose Youth Services department fills the calendar with jingle bell storytimes, a caroling walk on a local farm and a cocoa and movie morning.

How Seekonk celebrates

Christmas for young families in Seekonk runs through the Seekonk Public Library and its Youth Services department. The season starts outdoors on December 9 with Forest Caroling at Osamequin Farm on Walnut Street, where families follow a trail and sing along the way. The following week brings three Jingle storytimes in the library's Large Meeting Room on Newman Avenue, one each for preschoolers, toddlers and babies, from December 15 to 17. On December 23 the library hosts Cocoa, Craft, Morning Movie with a screening of The Grinch. The library sits near the center of town along Route 152.

Fun facts about Christmas in Seekonk

Seekonk was incorporated in 1812 from the western half of Rehoboth. In 1862 a U.S. Supreme Court decision on the border between Massachusetts and Rhode Island awarded two-thirds of the town to Rhode Island, land that is now eastern Pawtucket and East Providence. The opening of the Providence and Taunton street railway in 1891 helped turn the farming town into a residential suburb of Providence. The 2020 census counted 15,531 residents.

Traditions today

  • Forest Caroling at Osamequin Farm: Families walk a farm trail on Walnut Street and sing carols together on a December afternoon.
  • Jingle storytimes at the library: The Seekonk Public Library holds separate Jingle storytimes for babies, toddlers and preschoolers in its Large Meeting Room.
  • Cocoa, Craft, Morning Movie: The library serves cocoa, sets out a craft and screens the animated film The Grinch two days before Christmas.
  • Books to take home: Storytime families are encouraged to bring a SAILS library card so children can borrow the books they just heard.

A fact for kids

Seekonk gets its name from Canada geese, and you can still spot them around town. Look closely at the town seal and you will find a goose in flight.

Questions about Christmas in Seekonk

When was Seekonk founded?

The present town of Seekonk was incorporated in 1812, formed from the western half of Rehoboth. For about 200 years before and after, the area was mainly a farming community, and the same land was claimed at times by both Massachusetts and Rhode Island.

How did Seekonk get its name?

The town's name comes from the Canada geese that can still be seen there, and a goose in flight is the symbol on the Town Seal. Over the years the name has been spelled many ways, including Seconch, Sink Hunk, Seaconke and Squannakonk.

Who were the first people to live in Seekonk?

The earliest known inhabitants were Native Americans of the Wampanoag Tribe, a name that means People of the Morning Light. At one time there were three Native American villages in the area now called Seekonk, which offered farmland, water and plentiful food.

Why did Seekonk lose land to Rhode Island?

A U.S. Supreme Court decision in 1862 settled a long border dispute between Massachusetts and Rhode Island. Two-thirds of Seekonk, now eastern Pawtucket and East Providence, went to Rhode Island, and the town lost what had become its industrial area along with most of its population.

What happens at Christmas in Seekonk?

The Seekonk Public Library's 2026 calendar includes Forest Caroling at Osamequin Farm on December 9, Jingle storytimes for preschoolers, toddlers and babies on December 15, 16 and 17, and Cocoa, Craft, Morning Movie with The Grinch on December 23.

Where do Seekonk's Christmas events for kids take place?

Most are held in the Large Meeting Room at the Seekonk Public Library, 410 Newman Avenue, which sits near the center of town along Route 152. The Forest Caroling walk is the exception, with the library listing its location as 80 Walnut Street.

Who organizes Christmas events for kids in Seekonk?

All five events on this list are run by the Youth Services department of the Seekonk Public Library. The department is named as the organizer on each event page, including the caroling walk held away from the library at Osamequin Farm.

Do Seekonk's library Christmas events cost anything?

The library's event pages do not mention a fee for any of the five programs. The three Jingle storytimes need no registration. Forest Caroling asks for one registered spot per family, and Cocoa, Craft, Morning Movie requires registration for every attendee.

How many people live in Seekonk?

The 2020 census counted 15,531 people in Seekonk. The town is in Bristol County on the Massachusetts border with Rhode Island, about five miles east of Providence and 48 miles southwest of Boston, and many residents work in the Rhode Island and Boston areas.

Who was Ossamequin?

Massasoit Ossamequin was chief of the Wampanoags when English colonists settled in Southeastern Massachusetts, and he made a peace treaty with them. In 1653 he and his son Wamsetto signed a deed for the land that is now Seekonk and the surrounding communities.

Sources

  1. Seekonk, Massachusetts, Wikipedia
  2. Forest Caroling at Osamequin Farm, Seekonk Public Library
  3. Jingle Preschool Storytime, Seekonk Public Library
  4. Jingle Toddler Storytime, Seekonk Public Library
  5. Jingle Baby Storytime, Seekonk Public Library
  6. Cocoa, Craft, Morning Movie, Seekonk Public Library

Seekonk Christmas events for kids: questions parents ask

What are the best Christmas events for kids in Seekonk?

Begin with Forest Caroling at Osamequin Farm on Wednesday, December 9, a one hour family walk with carols along a farm trail. Then pick the Jingle storytime that fits your child's age at the Seekonk Public Library from December 15 to 17, and finish with Cocoa, Craft, Morning Movie on December 23.

Are there free Christmas events for kids in Seekonk?

The Seekonk Public Library's pages do not list a fee for any of these programs. Three of them need no sign-up at all: Jingle Preschool Storytime on December 15, Jingle Toddler Storytime on December 16 and Jingle Baby Storytime on December 17. Bring a SAILS library card if you want to borrow books.

Where can kids meet Santa in Seekonk?

None of the Seekonk events listed here includes a Santa visit, according to the library's pages. For holiday fun without Santa, try Forest Caroling at Osamequin Farm on December 9 or the Cocoa, Craft, Morning Movie program with The Grinch at the Seekonk Public Library on December 23.

Are there holiday shows or lights for families in Seekonk?

There are no light displays or stage shows on this list. The closest options are the family screening of the animated film The Grinch at the library on December 23, which comes with cocoa and a craft, and the Forest Caroling walk at Osamequin Farm on December 9, where families do the singing themselves.

Which Seekonk Christmas events need registration?

Two of them. Forest Caroling at Osamequin Farm on December 9 asks for one registered spot per family. Cocoa, Craft, Morning Movie on December 23 requires every attendee to be registered, and sign-up opens Monday, November 23 at 9:00 AM. The three Jingle storytimes from December 15 to 17 do not require registration.

What is there for babies and toddlers in Seekonk at Christmas?

The library runs a storytime for each age. Jingle Baby Storytime on December 17 is for birth to 18 months and ends with free play. Jingle Toddler Storytime on December 16 is a 30 minute session for 18 to 36 months. Jingle Preschool Storytime on December 15 is for ages 3 to 5.

Are there Christmas train rides for kids near Seekonk?

Santa trains and holiday train rides have their own guide: Rally Takes the Train’s Massachusetts Christmas train rides guide. This Seekonk guide covers Santa visits, story times, light shows and other events off the rails.

How do you confirm these events?

We list an event only after we find this season’s date on the host’s own website or an official city or tourism calendar. We last checked every listing on November 10, 2026. Hosts change details, so always confirm on the host’s page before you go.

Event names belong to their hosts. Rally Takes the Train is a family picture book and is not affiliated with, sponsored by or endorsed by any host listed here. Confirm dates, times and prices on each host’s own site before you go.

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