Thanks to the Champion Schools program of Let’s Move Pittsburgh, healthy changes may be coming to a school near you!

Play with toys, dress in costumes and check out some cool artwork at The Warhol’s new kid-friendly Andy’s Toybox exhibit.

Upper St. Clair’s The Clubhouse is an innovative new playground designed for children with and without disabilities.

GrubUp is serving free meals to Pittsburgh kids every weekday this summer. Find out where GrubUp is headed next!

Condor Court is now open! Get an up-close look at one of the world’s largest birds, the Andean Condor.

The free Pittsburgh City of Learning website can help your teen or tween find fun summer learning opportunities citywide.

Here’s Kidsburgh’s preview of the Pittsburgh Zoo’s newest exhibit area, The Islands, slated to open later this summer.

Circle Camp is a free sleep-away camp in West Virginia for girls who have lost a loved one. And there are still spots open for this summer!

Thanks to a new initiative all Pittsburgh children will be eligible for free pool tags and swim lessons at Citiparks pools this summer.

Do you know a young person who’s ready to make a difference in the community? Tell them to apply for the Pittsburgh Cares Youth Advisory Council today!

Pittsburgh recently welcomed Citizen Science Lab–the city’s only public life sciences lab.

Data Jam helps Pittsburgh students use big data to answer big questions.

Every kid should feel the joy of riding their own bike. Variety is bringing this experience to Pittsburgh children with physical, mental and sensory disabilities.

Looking for some summer reading? Here are the ten best new books for babies according to local experts.

The mission is simple: expand young children’s vocabularies through talk and play while helping them learn some math, science and art along the way.

Here’s Kidsburgh’s preview of the exciting lineup for the 2015 EQT Children’s Theater Festival in Downtown Pittsburgh.

This year Pittsburgh will host an unprecedented citywide Earth Day celebration including lots of fun for families!

These five inspiring organizations are working on the front lines to support our most vulnerable children and families in their time of need.

Codefest, Jr. will be held at Oakland’s Carnegie Library on February 22. Open to children of all ages, this free event teaches kids the basics of coding.

The first Burgh Baby Diaper Drive kicks off in February with a goal of delivering 50,000 disposable diapers to Pittsburgh families in need.