From summer camps to indoor play spaces; from unique toy stores to farm adventures—these are the top 10 Kidsburgh feature stories that our readers thought were worth reading, posting, forwarding and sharing this year.

Welcome to our year-end roundup of what Kidsburgh readers found most newsworthy in 2015. Free activities, accessible playgrounds, new playspaces and dancing all seem to be favorites for Kidsburgh readers in top 10 news.

The Frick Environmental Center opens next year with family-friendly amenities and expanded kids’ programming.

From the Dream Factory to the SMALLab, Elizabeth Forward parents praise the creative and fun ways their kids are learning through technology in this video.

Buzzword Pittsburgh is working with Pittsburgh’s Office of Public Art to develop a public art project around words.

The holiday break offers plenty of fun things to do with kids, from a spectacular light show to the Mess Fest.

United Way of Allegheny County released their strategic 5-year plan, “United for Children,” December 3.

Penny Arcade, the monthly interactive kids’ show of Arcade Comedy Theater, is auditioning more performers and looking to build audience in 2016.

At the East Liberty branch of the Carnegie Library, the Teen Zone was created to better engage teens on three different levels.

By the end of this month, Pittsburgh will have a central place for homeless and youth aging out of foster care to go that addresses their needs: the newly named 412 Youth Zone.

We spoke with a number of Pittsburgh parents to check in on their favorite holiday traditions and how they refresh, recharge and reconnect this time of year (if they do!). Here’s what we found.

The Pittsburgh Urban Corps program provides a free Master’s degree at Chatham while helping to overcome urban teaching challenges.