The Children's Museum of Pittsburgh sets aside a day each year to celebrate the start of a young child's formal educational journey - kindergarten - with a variety of activities and resources to prepare children and caregivers for the milestone.
The Black Transformative Arts Network will host an afternoon of art, music, and movement at Creative Black Futures 2025 on Sunday, Aug. 17.
Brown Mamas will host a public workshop in August to discuss housing in Pittsburgh.
The Carnegie Library of Homestead will host storytimes and other activities during its B is for Bookbash on Saturday, Aug. 23.
The Remake Learning Assembly - an immersive, interactive showcase of ideas and bright minds shaping the future of learning - will be held on Friday, Sept. 26 at the Children's Museum of Pittsburgh.
The Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh’s Main (Oakland) branch will host its outdoor Summer Reading Extravaganza in August that will include storytelling, music, crafts, food trucks, and more.
Frick Park's National Night Out, an event that promotes police-community partnerships, on Tuesday, Aug. 5 will include a variety of crafts and games for attendees.
To celebrate Parents' Day, Heckman Digest is hosting a webinar that features research regarding the vital role that parents play in family health and economic potential.
The Newlonsburg Presbyterian Church will host The Incredible Years Parenting Program on Thursdays from April until July.
The Newlonsburg Presbyterian Church will host The Incredible Years Parenting Program on Thursdays from April until July.
Children should dress to make a mess and bring a towel and change of clothes to the Pittsburgh Botanic Garden's International Mud Day event on Sunday, June 29.
Mayor Ed Gainey's office and CitiParks Office of Special Events announced an upcoming event to mark the end of the city's Juneteenth celebration.
The Newlonsburg Presbyterian Church will host The Incredible Years Parenting Program on Thursdays from April until July.
The Newlonsburg Presbyterian Church will host The Incredible Years Parenting Program on Thursdays from April until July.
The Frick Environmental Center will host an event that will feature the reading of empowering children’s stories to celebrate Juneteenth.
Early Literacy: Community of Practice will include a dinner, high-quality picture books, and opportunities to learn, grow, and connect around early literacy.
The Carnegie Museum of Natural History will host DinoFest from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday, June 14.
Brown Mamas will hold a public forum on its comprehensive plan in June where attendees can share their ideas for the organization’s future.
The Newlonsburg Presbyterian Church will host The Incredible Years Parenting Program on Thursdays from April until July.
The Office of Child Development and Early Learning (OCDEL) and Parent to Parent of Pennsylvania will host a workshop in June that will help participants learn how to develop and share their family's story and experiences.
The Trust for Public Land will host a discussion in June on its ParkScore® index, which ranks the 100 largest U.S. cities based on how well they meet residents’ needs for parks.
The Newlonsburg Presbyterian Church will host The Incredible Years Parenting Program on Thursdays from April until July.
The Pennsylvania Child Care Association (PACCA) will hold a virtual information session on a new partnership with Alvernia University to offer T.E.A.C.H. bachelor’s degree scholarships.
The Carnegie Library of Homestead and Maple Unified Student Academy (MUSA) will hold early literacy family workshops in April and May.
The Newlonsburg Presbyterian Church will host The Incredible Years Parenting Program on Thursdays from April until July.
Stories Like Me and Friends of the Hearing Center at UPMC Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh will hold an event to celebrate National Speech-Language-Hearing Month on Thursday, May 15.
The Newlonsburg Presbyterian Church will host The Incredible Years Parenting Program on Thursdays from April until July.
Trying Together, HI5!, and Pittsburgh Public Schools will host a kindergarten readiness event on Wednesday, May 14.
NorthSide Works will host the North Side Job Fair - where a variety of industries will be represented - in May.
Greensburg's Wesley Family Services will host a class for parents to learn about discipline for younger children.
The Child Mind Institute will host a virtual panel discussion on Wednesday, May 14 to discuss findings of a study on mental health support for Black families.
Pittsburgh's Dress for Success will hold three upcoming mobile events that are open to any women or nonbinary people who need clothing or employment readiness support.
The Child Mind Institute will host its upcoming spring luncheon "Parenting in a Complex World" in May.
Pittsburgh's Dress for Success will hold three upcoming mobile events that are open to any women or nonbinary people who need clothing or employment readiness support.
