Student voices: This CAPA high schooler has powerful thoughts on the possibilities of teaching and learning Black history.

High school musicals are a great night out for Pittsburgh families. Check out this huge lineup of upcoming shows.

Fashion, literature and history were all on display during this community-focused Black History Month event in Pittsburgh.

These Pittsburgh-area camps offer everything from glass blowing and movie making to sewing, stage performances of all kinds and more.

These students are nominated for Prime Stage Drama Awards.

Your guide to MLK Day events in Pittsburgh for families.

The courage of those who endured the Holocaust is on display through these remarkable instruments.

“A kinder, more tolerant community is what we’re working for,” says Pat Siger, co-chair of Violins of Hope Pittsburgh.

During a visit from the Wheel Mobile, kids and grownups discover clay making and the fun of self-expression.

Rivers of Steel’s innovative arts education programs are inspiring Pittsburgh-region kids.

Twelve-year-old Vita Flores finds herself on a magical, musical journey to unravel the true meaning of Día de Muertos. Don’t miss “Sugar Skull!”

Check out the works of these talented Pittsburgh teen media creators.

These Pittsburgh museums are opening their doors for free. Details here.

Illustrator Mo Willems shares ideas every parent can use.

Catch the exciting highlights of the upcoming EQT Children’s Theater Festival.

This Center for Theater Arts program is bringing joy to parents and kids.

“Centering the experience of Black teens growing up in our city is a big focus of our work.”

Students from nine schools are up for Prime Stage Drama 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, […]

“I think it’s really cool to celebrate our culture,” said Steel Valley’s Pharoah Conway.