No matter what kind of children you’re raising—athletic, dramatic, compassionate or creative—Pittsburgh has a summer camp to cater to their special interests.

From kid events like Disney on Ice Presents Frozen to family-friendly spring blooms, here are our picks for can’t-miss performances and exhibits in March.

Kidsburgh offers a roundup of nine local studios that cater to Pittsburgh’s youngest karate kids.

In celebration of Black History Month, Kidsburgh is honored to publish an essay from Taylor Thomas, who won first prize in the Carnegie Mellon University Martin Luther King, Jr. Writing Awards.

Opening March 19, Hatch Art Studio in Point Breeze is a bright, welcoming space to take little artists for creative play.

Costumes, makeup, props, and the occasional Photoshop tweak add a dash of fantasy to high-concept baby and child photography.

PBS Kids hosts the national premiere of Ready Jet Go! on Sunday at the Carnegie Science Center in partnership with WQED.

412Build is a free eight-week entrepreneurship and maker program for 16- to 18-year-olds.

Kidsburgh’s guide to wintry ways for keeping kids healthy and active, both indoors and outdoors.

What began as an after-school program for at-risk women is reinventing itself with the goal of raising awareness for STEM-based careers for teens.

Kids and teens who have parents with cancer can bravely face big family changes through a new six-week support group.

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We’ve added a monthly article directing you to ongoing events. Here’s what’s happening in February that you won’t want to miss.

Newly minted as the executive director of the Pittsburgh Association for the Education of Young Children, Cara Ciminillo gives us the scoop on Pittsburgh’s best play-based learning resources.