Let’s build together! Brick Club is a supportive 7-week program for neurodivergent youth in grades 6-8, where they can have fun, strengthen communication and social skills, and boost their confidence through collaborative LEGO® building.
Brick Club will be held:
- Every Sunday, April 12 – May 24
- 10 AM – Noon
- At MuseumLab
Brick Club is exclusive to mlabPASS members*, our new membership for youth in grades 6 – 8.
Learn more about mlabPASS and join now to be a part of Brick Club!
*If you register for the course without an active mlabPASS membership, an mlabPASS membership will be added to your account by staff after your purchase.
This program is presented in partnership with Carnegie Mellon University’s Entertainment Technology Center.
COST
$95
FREE for current mlabPASS holders
Register for Brick Club
Let’s build together! Brick Club is a supportive 7-week program for neurodivergent youth in grades 6-8, where they can have fun, strengthen communication and social skills, and boost their confidence through collaborative LEGO® building.
Brick Club will be held:
- Every Sunday, April 12 – May 24
- 10 AM – Noon
- At MuseumLab
Brick Club is exclusive to mlabPASS members*, our new membership for middle school youth.
Learn more about mlabPASS and join now to access the Brick Club course.
*If you register for the course without an active mlabPASS membership, an mlabPASS membership will be added to your account by staff after your purchase.
This program is presented in partnership with Carnegie Mellon University’s Entertainment Technology Center.
COST
$95
FREE for current mlabPASS holders
Register for Brick Club
Join local artist Cathy Olivar to learn her journey to becoming a sustainable fashion designer and running her own clothing brand.
Cathy will share how her favorite subjects like math and science, and electives like art, band and theater all inspired her decision to study fashion design in college. She will walk through a typical design project, explaining the process from a design idea to a finished product. Participants will be able to experience the design process and create their own custom pouch!
For middle school youth, grades 6 – 8
TICKETS
$7
FREE for mlabPASS holders
Get tickets here
Help us celebrate the opening of Children’s Museum of Pittsburgh’s newest exhibit, TAPESCAPE, by learning to create a classic ‘90’s accessory, the duct tape wallet!
Learn tips and tricks for creating durable duct tape accessories in this one-hour workshop.
This workshop is offered:
- Saturday, January 24, 1:00 and 3:00 pm
- Sunday, January 25, 1:00 and 3:00 pm
Spots are limited. Children 9+ can attend workshops without a parent. Children’s Museum admission and parent/caregiver required if visiting the Children’s Museum or MuseumLab outside of the workshop.
TICKETS:
$10
$5 for Museum members
Free for mlabPASS holders
Get tickets here.
The Kris Hall hosts Organic modular core, an event by Sienna Gaylord coming to Chicago!
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The Kris Hall hosts Proactive upward-trending database, an event by Roman Heathcote coming to Chicago!
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Middle school youth are invited to the Young Entrepreneurs Workshop for an introduction to the exciting world of business and innovation in a fun and interactive setting. Join OPYA Studios to explore ideas, develop skills, learn about entrepreneurship, creativity and problem solving, and unleash the budding entrepreneur in you.
TICKETS
$7
FREE for mlabPASS holders — click here to learn more about mlabPASS
Reserve tickets
Don’t miss a free celebration of the creativity of our neighborhood hosted by the New Hazlett Theater and featuring community artist organizations including Shiftworks, SLB Radio Productions, City of Asylum, Artist Image Resource, the Children’s Museum and more!
Activities include:
At MuseumLab, Noon – 4:00 pm:
• Free admission
• Make shrink plastic accessories in Make Lab (This activity uses hot tools and is designed for visitors ages 8 and up)
• Guided art/architecture tours:
- Art walks for kids including a visit to Gymlacium at 1:30, 2:30, 3:30 pm
- Archetecture tour for adults at 2:00 pm
- Art tour for adults at 3;00 pm
Inside and outside the New Hazlett Theater, 2:00 – 6:00 pm:
• Art activities for all ages including suminagashi paper art
• Behind-the-scenes theater tours
• Local food trucks
• Live music
Deckow, Cruickshank and Harber hosts Facilitate Mission-critical Interfaces, an event by Roman Heathcote coming to San Francisco!
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Meet Miss Elaina from the television show Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood!
Be sure to bring your camera to capture a photo with one of Daniel Tiger’s best friends.
You can meet Miss Elaina at these times:
10:30 – 10:50 am
12:30 – 12:50 pm
Spaces are limited and filled on a first-come, first-served basis. Registration begins at 10:00 am at the Admission Desk.
Included with Museum admission.
