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The RAND Corporation, in Pittsburgh, is researching youth’s purchasing habits at convenience stores. Teens ages 11-17 and who have not previously participated are eligible to participate. Participation in our study […]
a, ,ProjectArt is offering free, live, online, after school classes for Pittsburgh youth. ENROLL HERE About the program ProjectArt’s resident artists teach tuition-free classes to children 4-18 years old, in partnership with public libraries 30 weeks of live online classes from September 20, 2021 to June 17, 2022 Art projects range from drawing and painting […]
On this walk, we will learn how to identify local edible and medicinal plants, review safe and ethical foraging practices, and connect with the plant life of our region. Participants may want to bring a notebook and water bottle (both optional). Programs at Allegheny Commons are generously sponsored by the Buhl Foundation.
Join Carolyn Myron of Rooting to Rise, LLC for a fun yoga and mindfulness series for children! This series for children ages 4-6 years will promote physical and emotional wellbeing […]
Join us on the first Friday of each month from 6-10pm for Unblurred, a monthly gallery exhibition at Assemble. Each month, a different local artist will showcase their work in […]
DISCOVERY TIME ADVENTURES Fiddlesticks invites you to arrive at 10:00 a.m. to make sure you experience everything these concerts have to offer! - Learn the Fiddlesticks Theme Song, "Music Can […]
Liberty Magic | Pittsburgh Cultural Trust | USA This 60-minute spectacular, featuring a combination of stunning magic and clean comedy, is full of interactive wonder. Whether it be shouting the […]
Join Naturalist Educator Stephen Bucklin on a birding walk. No prior experience required, and binoculars will be available for those who would like to borrow a pair for the walk. This month’s walk will meet at Sheraden Park. Meeting location changes month to month.
On this walk, we will learn how to identify local edible and medicinal plants, review safe and ethical foraging practices, and connect with the plant life of our region. Participants may want to bring a notebook and water bottle (both optional).