From climbing walls to trampoline parks to ice skating rinks, here are 10 Pittsburgh indoor play spaces that will keep your family active all year long!

Rachel Makary is the founder of Volunteer Princesses–a Pittsburgh organization bringing costumed characters to hospitals, shelters, community events and birthday parties for FREE!

Our Kidsburgh holiday guide offers many festive ideas for families, from the traditional—ice skating at PPG Place and the spectacular winter flower show at Phipps–to some surprises.

This year, the Pittsburgh Downtown Partnership will host Holiday Kidsplay, a new program offering free, interactive children’s activities in the Cultural District on weekend afternoons.

Local foster mother Kelly Hughes is inspiring Pittsburghers citywide to participate in her Foster Love Project this holiday season.

The new Pgh Yoga Collective hopes to offer a free 10-week yoga program for underserved, traumatized or medically ill children in Pittsburgh.

Navigating the internet in a safe way can be challenging–especially for kids. Luckily, there’s an evolving field of digital citizenship in Pittsburgh to help.

Three Rivers Mothers’ Milk Bank will provide donated human milk to the babies who need it.

The Beth El synagogue in the South Hills opens a new year-round public indoor/outdoor play space for Pittsburgh families.

Check out some of the coolest STEAM programs in Pittsburgh that have kids clamoring to learn highly technical skills.