Sensory Friendly Afternoon
Children and families with autism spectrum disorders and sensory sensitivities can enjoy a fun, friendly experience in a comfortable and accepting environment. Lights and sounds in spaces throughout the museum […]
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Art Studio: Drop In Wheel Throwing
Join Art Education Specialist Grace from 2:00 to 4:00 in the Art Studio for a chance to throw on the wheel! This drop in program has limited space and includes […]
Museum Closed
Children's Museum of Pittsburgh 10 Children's Way, Pittsburgh PA, PA, United StatesChildren's Museum of Pittsburgh is closed on select Wednesdays throughout the year. Check our home page and Calendar of Events for the latest details.
Wildlife Explorers
Join us each Thursday to explore new habitats and animals through sensory and art activities. Included with museum admission. This program is designed for early learners, but all ages are […]
MAKESHOP: Shrinky Dinks
Join us in MAKESHOP to create your own shrunken keychain charm! Decorate a sheet of plastic and use heat tools to shrink it into a customized wearable accessory.
Art Studio: The Art of Gifting
Join us in the Art Studio for a gift giving twist on some of our favorite Art Studio activities! Throughout the month enjoy making pieces of art like, Suminagashi gift […]
Art Studio: Sequined Star Ornaments
Join our art education specialist on sensory Tuesday from 10:30-12:30pm to decorate a shining star of your own. You will be able to mold clay into a star form and then add some […]
Storytime: Your Favorite Meal
Join us each Thursday at 11:00 am for Storytime where we foster children's imaginations and early literacy skills through stories and activities that explore themes such as identity, creativity, and […]
Little Scientists
Each Friday from 10:00 am - Noon, children can observe and ask "what if" questions about the world around them to build curiosity and problem-solving skills. This month we explore: […]
MAKESHOP: Shrinky Dinks
Join us in MAKESHOP to create your own shrunken keychain charm! Decorate a sheet of plastic and use heat tools to shrink it into a customized wearable accessory.