Whether you’re looking for outdoor festivals, a Broadway show or prime trick-or-treating spots, October has a little something for everybody. Dust off those Halloween decorations, pick out a costume and get ready for a month full of fun, festive autumn delights.

“This is definitely not your traditional classroom,” says Sprout Fund community building team member Ani Martinez.

The film profiles neuroscientists, psychologists and educators to show how new research on child brain development is key to understanding how to engage and inspire young minds.

The annual tea party-themed event celebrates young women and girls, especially those of color.

Kidsburgh celebrates some notable adults doing kind, creative and downright cool things for the kids in our region.

Local volunteers brighten up preschools, teen centers and classrooms through PPG’s Colorful Communities initiative.

From ventriloquist dummies to marionettes, the city’s puppet population now has its own club and even an event to showcase the group’s talents. Puppeteers from all over the city came […]

World-renowned jazz musician Wynton Marsalis to play at A Night of A Million Possibilities gala for Pittsburgh Promise.

Need a laugh? The momedy trend in Pittsburgh includes local comediennes who mine their material from the missteps and magic of parenting.

Local high-school students experiment with science, technology, math and engineering projects in on-campus laboratory.

Chevron and Project The Lead The Way join forces to bring science, technology, engineering and math programs to local schools.

The Kidsburgh guide to top picks for kid-friendly movie experiences in Pittsburgh, from the Hollywood Theater to Row House Cinema.

Butler Area educator Tad Campagna creates non-traditional classroom settings to ready students for the future.

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