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Thoughts from Mo Willems on sparking Pittsburgh kids’ creativity this summer
Illustrator Mo Willems shares ideas every parent can use.
Your guide to Pittsburgh’s Children’s Theater Festival: bigger and better with more than 50 free activities
Catch the exciting highlights of the upcoming EQT Children’s Theater Festival.
Center for Theater Arts’ Special Actors program has been creating chances to shine for 42 years
This Center for Theater Arts program is bringing joy to parents and kids.
Alumni Theater Company sets the stage for new season: Black teens and tweens are invited to audition
“Centering the experience of Black teens growing up in our city is a big focus of our work.”
These local students are nominated for Prime Stage Drama Awards
Students from nine schools are up for Prime Stage Drama Awards.
Calling all creative teens! Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh is now accepting submissions for the Teen Media Awards
Photo above courtesy of Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh. It’s time again for the annual Teen Media Awards through the Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh. For creative teens across the metro region, […]
10 Things to do this weekend, from the St. Patrick’s Day parade to an ice show
Photo above courtesy of the Pittsburgh St. Patrick’s Day Parade. There’s a slew of great things happening this weekend, most notably one of the largest St. Patrick’s Day parades in […]
Steel Valley’s Interactive Living Museum brought Black history to life again this year
“I think it’s really cool to celebrate our culture,” said Steel Valley’s Pharoah Conway.
Prime Stage brings Narnia to life for Pittsburgh’s young audiences
Adventure is coming: Prime Stage’s new production will take Pittsburgh kids to the world of Narnia.
Maker Monday: Kids will love shoebox marble painting
This fun Maker Monday activity gives kids a new way to make art.
Meet this year’s Youth Poet Laureate, whose writing puts a spotlight on social justice and personal growth
Candidates for the title of Youth Poet Laureate require a passion for community involvement and engagement in social justice causes.
Opposites Abstract: Don’t miss the new Mo Willems exhibit at the Children’s Museum
Mo Willems brings his creativity to Pittsburgh. Don’t miss this interactive exhibit.
Travel guide: Take your kids for a fun, educational Washington, DC road trip
A DC roadtrip is an easy drive from Pittsburgh and so educational!
Calling teen musicians: Get your big break through the WYEP Reimagination Project
Reimagination is all about taking your music to the next level.
What’s it like to dance in Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre’s “The Nutcracker”? Check out the backstage magic.
What’s it like for young Pittsburgh dancers to appear in “The Nutcracker”?
Upcoming Children’s Theater festival brings ‘Llama Llama,’ ‘Percy Jackson,’ a bubble extravaganza and much more to Pittsburgh
Children’s theater in Pittsburgh will spark the imagination and reconnect kids with favorite stories.
Your kid-friendly guide to the Carnegie International, now open at CMOA
The Carnegie International has plenty of kid-friendly art to inspire Pittsburghers of all ages.
Doors Open invites families to explore and learn inside Downtown’s coolest buildings
If your kids are curious about Pittsburgh’s history, culture and architecture (or you’d like them to be!) stop by Doors Open Pittsburgh’s Downtown event.
Wilkinsburg’s Center for Aviation Technology and Training is ready to inspire your kids
The Center for Aviation Technology and Training is currently open to school groups or youth-centered organizations
Career Ready PA events connect kids with potential paths toward their futures
During the month of May, thousands of students and families attended more than 100 Career Ready PA events as part of Remake Learning Days.