“You see levels of engagement from students go up as they start tinkering and making things.”

Kids will be captivated by hands-on interactive stations, cutting-edge 3-D animation and state-of-the-art multimedia.

Love exploring Pittsburgh? Then you — and your kids — will enjoy these educational and fascinating behind-the-scenes tours.

“We’re excited to do what we can to help make a difference in this space.”

“Kids are finding their own voices. They’re not afraid to get up in front of a crowd and say what they know is true.”

With Youthquake 2030, Covestro drew on teen energy for ideas on sustainability.

New programming, new initiatives and brand spanking new buildings add up to an exciting school year.

The Mars mayor doesn’t believe in little green men, but he’s a big fan of Martians.

“There’s a lot of messy, unglamorous details of being in the lab. You love it more for all the little tidbits.”

Place them in a shallow bowl of water and watch them open right before your eyes.

The day-long, teen-only event fills the schedule with gaming, hands-on activities and interactive fandom fun.

“We’re trying to attract a different group of individuals to manufacturing.”

Fifty-four school districts have passed climate actions since 2017, but Woodland Hills is the first in Pennsylvania.

Like many fans who saw “Toy Story 4,” we rushed home and tore through our maker bins to find supplies needed to recreate Forky and Knifey.

To celebrate this historic achievement, Carnegie Science Center is launching new lunar programming.

Though the programming is intended to entertain kids, these movies will appeal to a wide range of movie buffs.

The Kids’ Tent will be the best high-octane adventure for young attendees.

Maker Monday veers toward the cultural scene with graceful dancers made from the simplest supplies.

This inexpensive activity, made with supplies found in most households, packs a wow factor.

There are surprises literally around every corner.