Visit the P.R.I.D.E. Pop Up Mini Art Festivals and experience fun activities designed to help young Black children learn about and celebrate their race, culture, and heritage. Children ages 3 to 8 will enjoy activity stations designed by trained artists and educators. Families are invited to enjoy free food, performances, art, and music!
For more information, contact Adam Flango at 412.383.8726 or AdamFlango@pitt.edu.
Visit the P.R.I.D.E. Pop Up Mini Art Festivals and experience fun activities designed to help young Black children learn about and celebrate their race, culture, and heritage. Children ages 3 to 8 will enjoy activity stations designed by trained artists and educators. Families are invited to enjoy free food, performances, art, and music!
Upcoming festivals will be held at the following locations:
For more information, contact Adam Flango at 412.383.8726 or AdamFlango@pitt.edu.
Families with young children are invited to participate in an evening of free activities, games, and prizes. Food and refreshments will also be provided. Registration is not required, but preferred.
For more information, contact Toni Beasley at 412.727.6649 or toni@tryingtogether.org.
KidsPlay provides free interactive and educational programming for children in Market Square, with local partners including Science Tots, the Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh, KidsBurgh, the Senator John Heinz History Center, and more.
To see a list of upcoming activities, visit the Pittsburgh Downtown Partnership website.
Join the Latino Community Center on August 24 for their Back to School Bash at PNC Park!
The Back-to-School Bash is a great opportunity for both parents and providers! For parents, celebrate the day with your children and enjoy live music, activities, and food while learning about programs available in your region! For providers, enjoy the day while connecting with the Latino community!
The event will feature:
To learn more and ask questions, email Emily Blair at eblair@latinocommunitycenter.
Interested in hosting a table at the event? Click here to register.
Families are invited to join together on August 11 for the 4th Annual Autism Awareness Fun Day.
This event will feature free fun activities, resources for the whole family, and a variety of vendors to explore and shop at. Participating kids eat free and will receive backpacks filled with school supplies while supplies last!
Want to learn more about the Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh and other local organizations? Join Literacy Pittsburgh and the Library on July 28 for Refugee and English Learner Access Day!
Refugee and English Learner Access Day (R.E.A.D.) is an opportunity to enjoy fun informal activities, tour the Library, chat with people from local community organizations, get a library card, and find out more about local literacy services. Light refreshments will be available.
For more information, contact Shayna at newandfeatured@carnegielibrary.org or 412.622.3151.
Families with children under the age of three with hearing loss are invited to join the DePaul School for Hearing and Speech for their Little Listeners Play Group sessions!
This playgroup focuses on developing listening and spoken language through play and social interaction. Designed for children under the age of three with hearing loss, participating families will enjoy a variety of developmentally appropriate play-based activities, an onsite pediatric audiologist who can guide and answer questions, and time for parents to relax and unwind. Siblings are welcome.
To register, contact Michelle Parfitt at mparfitt@depaulhearingandspeech.org.
For questions, call 412.924.1012.
Families with children in grades 1 through 8 are invited to join Darrelle Revis for the 2nd Annual Hunger & Health Fun Fest!
Hosted at the UMPC Rooney Sports Complex, the Hunger & Health Fun Fest is an opportunity to interact with Darrelle and friends as they bring awareness to the hunger crisis in the United States of America. All participants in grades 1st through 8th must be accompanied by a parent, guardian, or chaperone.
The event will feature on-site activities, including:
To register for this free event, visit the event website.
The Raising Readers Together Club runs weekly and explores the importance of acceptance, equality, and tolerance through reading. Thursday sessions are suitable for children ages five and younger.
Raising Readers provides free books, discussion, food, songs, storytelling, and resources.
For questions or more information, contact Cynthia Battle at 412.421.3889 or cynthia@tryingtogether.org.
