Kid-friendly Events in Central Point Oregon

Parade starts at 9:30 am. Route: 2nd St. to Pine St. to 8th St. to Cherry St. to Crater, see event map for more details.

Festival starts at 10:30am right after the parade. Free kid activities, food vendors, artisan booths, contests, and live music all at Pfaff Park! Visit the Central Point Chamber's website for details!

Central Point will be shooting off fireworks higher over the Expo higher than ever before. BoomFest at the Jackson County Expo presented the City of Central Point, will be Southern Oregon’s largest July 4th celebration. Parking Lot gates open at 7 pm.

Jackson County Fair - July 16-21, 2024 Tuesday, July 16, 4 pm-11 pm

Wednesday, July 17, 4 pm-11 pm Thursday, July 18, 4 pm-11 pm

Friday, July 19, 11 am-midnight Saturday, July 20, 11 am-midnight

Sunday, July 21, 11 am – 7 pm Advance Ticket Prices: until July 14

$12 for Adults Ages 13-61 Unlimited Carnival Ride Daily Wristbands Presale $35 Fair Tickets and Carnival Wristbands will only be available at the Gate, Food 4 Less, or online. prices starting July 15

$15 for Adults Ages 13-61 | Ages 62-74 = $5 | Ages 75 and older = Free Unlimited Carnival Ride Daily Wristbands $45

BrittKids Koncerts create a fun and casual setting for local families to introduce their children to music, dance, and the visual arts. These free performances, especially designed for children under age 10, help our next generation of artists learn about the performing arts in a way that is both entertaining and educational. Early exposure to live performance increases a child’s interest in artistic activities, such as learning an instrument, singing, dancing, painting, or participating in a theater program.

Central Point Parks and Rec will be showing outdoor movies this summer at various parks throughout Central Point, Oregon. The venues rotate between Robert Pfaff Park, Don Jones Park, and Twin Creeks Park. Movies begin at dusk.

BrittKids Koncerts create a fun and casual setting for local families to introduce their children to music, dance, and the visual arts. These free performances, especially designed for children under age 10, help our next generation of artists learn about the performing arts in a way that is both entertaining and educational. Early exposure to live performance increases a child’s interest in artistic activities, such as learning an instrument, singing, dancing, painting, or participating in a theater program.

Central Point Parks and Rec will be showing outdoor movies this summer at various parks throughout Central Point, Oregon. The venues rotate between Robert Pfaff Park, Don Jones Park, and Twin Creeks Park. Movies begin at dusk.