Valentine’s season doesn’t have to mean crowded restaurants or complicated plans. Across the Sebago Lake region and nearby towns, local libraries, recreation departments, farms, and family spaces are offering simple ways for kids to create, celebrate, and spend time together.

Whether you’re looking for a craft, a special outing, or something a little different this year, here’s a roundup of family-friendly Valentine’s events — organized by date so you can plan ahead.


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Friday, February 6

February Formal Dance — Windham Parks & Recreation (Windham)
A fun, family-friendly evening for kids in grade 5 and under. Dress up, dance, and enjoy a special night out together.

  • 💲 $15 per person
  • 🎟️ Advance tickets required
  • 📍 Windham Recreation

Saturday, February 7

Valentine Making — North Gorham Public Library (Gorham)
Drop in to create handmade Valentine cards and crafts. This is a relaxed, welcoming option that’s perfect for younger kids who enjoy hands-on creativity.

  • 🕚 11:00am–1:00pm
  • 💲 Free (donations welcome)
  • 📧 Email the library to RSVP

Sunday, February 8

Kiss a Calf — Smiling Hill Farm (Westbrook)
A sweet and memorable farm visit where families can meet calves and enjoy a unique Valentine outing outdoors.

  • 🕥 10:30am–1:00pm
  • 💲 Donations welcome
  • 📍 Smiling Hill Farm

What to Do With Kids in the Sebago Lake Region in February

February in the Sebago Lake Region emphasizes connection with family and nature during winter. As days grow longer, families engage in outdoor activities, winter traditions, and indoor fun, especially during school vacation week. The month encourages a balance of lively outings and cozy gatherings, fostering warmth and joy amidst the cold.

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Wednesday, February 11

Valentine Craft — Windham Parks & Recreation (Windham)
A simple craft session designed for kids who enjoy creating seasonal projects.

  • 💲 $10 per child
  • 📝 Pre-registration required
  • 📍 Windham Recreation

Friday, February 13

Valentine’s Cookie Decorating — Pineland Farms (New Gloucester)
Decorate cookies together in a cozy, hands-on setting. Great for families looking for a low-pressure activity that still feels special.

  • 🕚 11:30am–12:30pm
  • 🕝 2:30pm–3:30pm
  • 💲 $15 per decorating kit
  • 📝 Pre-registration required

Saturday, February 14

Valentine’s Cookie Decorating — Pineland Farms (New Gloucester)
Additional decorating sessions available on Valentine’s Day.

  • 🕘 9:00am–10:00am
  • 🕥 10:30am–11:30am
  • 🕐 1:00pm–2:00pm
  • 💲 $15 per decorating kit
  • 📝 Pre-registration required

Valentine Making — Richville Library (Standish)
A simple morning craft session perfect for younger kids.

  • 🕙 10:00am–11:00am
  • 💲 Free
  • 📍 Richville Library

28 Indoor Winter Activities – Subscriber Exclusive

Winter in Maine can be challenging for families, but there are numerous indoor activities near Sebago Lake to keep kids engaged and active. The article lists 28 options, including community centers, storytimes, gymnastics, and museums, providing practical, local ideas for families to enjoy throughout the season.

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Thursday, February 26

Sweetheart Tea Party — The Playlot (Biddeford)
A themed tea party experience designed for little ones, with the option to stay and play on the indoor playground afterward.

  • 🕥 10:30am
  • 💲 $35 per child (tea party)
  • ➕ $15 per child to stay & play
  • 📝 Pre-registration required

💌 Planning Your Valentines Week

Some families love big celebrations, while others prefer small moments — a craft at the library, decorating cookies together, or a short outing that breaks up the winter routine. The good news is there are options across the region that keep things simple while still feeling festive.

👉 Be sure to check registration details ahead of time, as many of these activities require advance sign-up.


Looking for more ideas beyond Valentine’s Day?
Browse the full family events calendar for even more things to do with kids near Sebago Lake — updated weekly with local programs, library events, and seasonal outings.

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I’m Lauren


I am a lifelong Mainer and the creator of Lake Region Kids Calendar! As a mom of two living and playing in the Sebago Lake Region, I love staying active indoors and outdoors, sharing local hidden gems, and highlighting the kid and family friendly events and activities that make our community special.

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Summer Festivals Near Sebago Lake (2026 Guide)

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Where to Pick Blueberries Near Sebago Lake

Blueberry season in Maine is a highlight of summer, with local farms around Sebago Lake offering pick-your-own experiences. Families can enjoy scenic outings while harvesting blueberries for baking or freezing. Popular locations like Orchard Ridge Farm and Randall Orchards provide engaging atmospheres for creating lasting memories and enjoying Maine’s seasonal delights.

Splash Pads and Playgrounds With Water Features

For families looking to enjoy water play near Sebago Lake, several nearby communities offer playgrounds with splash features. Though there aren’t any splash pads in Sebago Lake, places like Deering Oaks and Peppermint Park in Portland provide water fun. Remember to check hours and bring necessities for a successful outing.

StoryWalk Trails Near Sebago Lake

StoryWalks offer a unique way to encourage reading and outdoor activity for children. By displaying pages of a children’s book along walking trails, families engage in an interactive storytelling adventure. These seasonal experiences, found in the Sebago Lake region, promote movement, conversation, and curiosity while enhancing literacy skills.

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