Whether you’re eager to participate in Draft festivities or you’re just hoping to navigate the chaos with minimal stress, we’ve got all the details you need.

The Pittsburgh National League, an official NFL affiliate, has given young players around Pittsburgh a pro-style draft experience since 2004. This year felt “even more special.”

Here’s a project that helps kids learn a new art form: Embroidery. This Maker Monday “Let’s Try” video, created and shared with us by our friends at the Children’s Museum […]

“Taste of the Draft” will fund school meals, equipment and physical activity programs across Western Pennsylvania

Through the Righteous Among the Neighbors program, teens interview honorees and publish profiles on community allyship.

Remake Learning has awarded Moonshot Grants to two new programs designed to help Pittsburgh-area high schoolers rethink and prepare for their futures.

PPS has presented its response to the conditional a revival of a years-in-the-making plan to overhaul schools and feeder plans.

In the mood for theater, fun at a local park, bargain shopping or something totally different? This weekend events guide has something for every Pittsburgh family.

“Expanding across Pennsylvania is a huge step toward making sure no mom feels alone,” says NurturePA’s executive director.

Earth Month is here! Kidsburgh’s guide to outdoor learning resource will get the whole family out in the sunshine.

This Maker Monday project is great for very little kids and bigger ones, too!

Pittsburgh Public Schools leadership wants to avoid the traffic, parking problems and road closures that will likely accompany the event. The district is still trying to address hours of instruction lost to the pandemic.

You can vote right here for the Kidsburgh Podcast as Best of the ‘Burgh, now through midnight on April 20! 

The dedicated ‘Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood’ YouTube channel will launch this summer.

So much weekend fun is here for Pittsburgh-area families. Check out this lineup.

Trackchairs are battery-powered, all-terrain wheelchairs that can explore off-road terrains like park trails that were previously impossible to navigate for people with limited mobility.

These programs grew from different inspirations, but all three create space for young voices to grow plus mentorship and structure.

Got a kid who’s recently diagnosed with celiac or trying to transition to eating gluten-free? This guide is for you.

Make masterpieces with this Maker Monday collage activity from the Children’s Museum of Pittsburgh.

“This is an opportunity for your child to experience the joy of climbing in an inclusive setting designed to meet them where they are and celebrate their abilities.”