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

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

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

Chilly nights and the growing music of cicadas are a welcome harbinger of the autumn season. Family entertainment shifts to more seasonal offerings, too.

Rain or shine. Indoors and outdoors. Little kids and teens. We’ve got covered.

The rope course can be navigated in different ways, depending on the level of challenge that the kids choose.

We love playtime that involves a mix of physical activity and mental challenges.

We have all ages and all interests covered this week.

The area is rich with amazing creeks to wade in, dunk your siblings or find salamanders and crayfish hiding under rocks.

Head to a farm, watch a ballet or take a guided bike tour around the city.

Having a great week with kids all comes down to attitude – and having a list of fun activities doesn’t hurt either.

Seeking a well-balanced life for your family? You’ve got it covered here.

Ready for a road trip that lands your family safe at home by the end of the day? We have some great ideas!

It does the heart good to see more and more summer staples returning to the calendar.

“Even though they’re resilient, kids still need support.”

This week is full of challenges, inspiration and creative ways to move outside (safely).

Kids can get physical, exercise their intellect, or be downright silly this week.

Discover your inner rebel, jump into STEM or make time for music.

Just because we’re under a stay-at-home order doesn’t mean kids can’t explore exciting new activities.