This week’s programming entices families with a cookie decorating class, a home theater experience and fanciful dance parties.

Connect with nature, explore Black History and get busy with hands-on maker activities.

The sky is definitely not the limit for things to do with kids in Pittsburgh.

Photo: Courtesy of the Children’s Museum of Pittsburgh. Love is in the air this week with Valentine’s Day-themed events that warm the heart and entertain kids. Dip into some fascinating […]

Photo courtesy of Sugar Plum Parties. Oh, baby, it’s cold outside! But that won’t stop intrepid families from enjoying time together, cozy at home or venturing forth to in-person events. […]

We view February as the Wednesday of winter, the halfway month where we can spot a hint of spring in every crocus and robin outside the window. But it’s also […]

Photo courtesy of Children’s Museum of Pittsburgh. The force is strong in Pittsburgh’s maker world as more educators organize programs for hands-on experimentation. We have a great selection of maker […]

We love cookies and we love baking them with the kids in our lives. We bet you do, too! Join Kidsburgh and Remake Learning Days for a fun-filled, interactive series […]

Photo by Miranda Costa. Winter is the inspiration for many events this week, whether to celebrate and relish the brisk weather or to find a warm escape from the cold. […]

Looking for creative, educational and cultural events? We’ve got you covered with activities for kids, from early learners to tweens and teens. Stay in, get out or mix it up […]

The new year breaks open with lots of cool things to do with kids. Once again, Pittsburgh organizations rise to the challenge to create exciting encounters, intellectual diversions and the […]

Fire up FaceTime and get the fun started with ideas from show-and-tell to charades. 

There’s no end to the family fun and revelry to be found in Pittsburgh.

We’re loving this season with fresh-air opportunities to hike trails, visit creatures and enjoy outdoor theater.

Kids from toddlers to teens will find an outlet for their creative drive this week.

Kids love the season of witches, ghosts and things that go bump in the night.

Nothing says October like campfires, pumpkin picking and trick-or-treat silliness.

This week, kids can exercise their minds, exercise their bods and exercise their making skills.

Kids love exuberant fresh-air activities as well as comforting family time. It’s all about balance.

Old churches have been converted into all kinds of things in Pittsburgh — a brewery, restaurant, apartments — but this is one of the most unique.