Hartwood Acres Middle Road Concert Area will host a free performance of Ballet Under the Stars on Sunday, Aug. 24.

The Carnegie Library of Homestead will host storytimes and other activities during its B is for Bookbash on Saturday, Aug. 23.

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 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.

Children and their caregivers will be able to Meet Donkey Hodie and Daniel Tiger during an event at SouthSide Works in August.

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.

The Carnegie Library of Homestead and Maple Unified Student Academy (MUSA) will hold early literacy family workshops in April and May.

The Pittsburgh Cultural Trust is excited to invite families to Buzzword Day at the Theater.

The Homewood Early Learning Hub & Family Center will host a Remake Learning Days event that revolves around artist Andy Warhol.

An upcoming Remake Learning Days event will explore how animals interact, adapt, and play with the resources in their environment.

The Creativity Project is holding a summer camp workshop in late April to enable educators, camp directors, and program leaders to examine their approach to summer camp.

The Pittsburgh Cultural Trust is excited to invite families to Buzzword Day at the Theater.

Attendees at this workshop will learn what makes a Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh Best Books for Babies title.

The Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy will host Earth Month 2025 at Westinghouse Park and McKinley Park on two days in April.

Registration is open for the upcoming virtual live event with the author and illustrator of "Arlo Draws an Octopus," a Pennsylvania Book One selection.

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 Library of Homestead and Maple Unified Student Academy (MUSA) will hold early literacy family workshops in April and May.

The Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy will host Earth Month 2025 at Westinghouse Park and McKinley Park on two days in April.

The Carnegie Museum of Natural History will host “Alma’s Way: Alma Visits the Museum” during a special screening.

Pennsylvania's Office of Child Development and Early Learning (OCDEL) and Early Intervention Technical Assistance (EITA) will co-host a series of four webinars on language and literacy development.

One Northside will host a party for all ages to celebrate its 10th anniversary in February.

Pittsburgh Playtest will host its first event of the year in Squirrel Hill in February.

Pennsylvania's Office of Child Development and Early Learning (OCDEL) and Early Intervention Technical Assistance (EITA) will co-host a series of four webinars on language and literacy development.

Celebrating the 120th anniversary of the song "Lift Every Voice and Sing," Pittsburgh Arts & Lectures will hold an event with Kelly Starling Lyons about her book that celebrates the Black National Anthem and how it inspired five generations of a family.

This workshop offered by the Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh enables children to explore science and art.

Pennsylvania's Office of Child Development and Early Learning (OCDEL) and Early Intervention Technical Assistance (EITA) will co-host a series of four webinars on language and literacy development.

The Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh will hold an event to help children learn and grow through art at its Lawrenceville branch in January.

Attendees at this workshop will learn how to design and make their own stim tools and sensory supports with reused materials at the Pittsburgh Center for Creative Reuse.