Groove to the music, get your baseball fix and enjoy the best rainy day ever.

You’ll have as much fun as your kids dipping into these projects.

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

How about a dinosaur dinner party, a barnyard ballet and a leopard cub cuteness cure?

These DIY kits for kids provide entertaining activities, plus yummy treats at the end of each project.

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

No one is better at finding the joy in new situations than children.

We found some local hands-on activities and online events to keep your kids’ minds occupied, so you don’t lose yours.

Most supplies can be found on your pantry, recycle box or craft bin.

“Science, in and of itself, does not have an agenda.”

There are now 20 JAM Clubs across Pennsylvania and four in other states.

It’s a terrific opportunity for exchanging baseball lore and memories across generations.

The institute will focus on making kids future-ready for productive lives after high school.

Use our secret code to get early access to the EQT Children’s Theater Festival featured shows.

Some think of winter as a time to hibernate under a fuzzy comforter. We offer a big, wonderful list of things to do with kids this winter!

When it’s too cold or too wet to spend time outside, these spots will keep kids active and engaged.

“We just don’t give up — we can’t. We might be that only voice pushing.”

“My love has always been telling stories to children.”

This kid-friendly night of activities spans 14 blocks in the Cultural District.

With these grants, Pennsylvania invests more in STEM education and workforce readiness than almost any other state.