Are there plants in lollipops? Students will learn how the ingredients used in making lollipops are harvested from plants! Students will then become “flavorologists” and create a brand new lollipop flavor! Recommended for kids in grades K-5 and their caregivers.

Join Soil Sisters as we learn the springtime art of making germination necklaces! This event is fun and joyful for the whole family! For children and their families.

Meet our Educational Animal, an Eastern Black Rat Snake named Mr. McSlithers. Learn about his habitat, diet and everyday life. Get up close to learn about his unique adaptations. Recommended for kids in grades K-5 and their caregivers.

Attack’s arts education programs connect with students through the power of creative play. Rooted in reflection, investigation, and imagination, these programs emphasize creative learning and wellness for participants of all ages. At the core of each program, dance, and movement support kinesthetic strategies to develop critical thinking, encourage collaboration, strengthen communication, and nurture creativity. Recommended … Continued

Learn about archaeological theory and practice, as well as the archaeological record of Western Pennsylvania. Can you identify the difference between a rock and a hammer stone? Learn how American Indians created stone tools like projectile points and net sinkers. Hands-on exploration of artifacts and activities are part of this program. For adults.

Meet our Educational Animal, an Eastern Black Rat Snake named Mr. McSlithers. Learn about his habitat, diet and everyday life. Get up close to learn about his unique adaptations. Recommended for kids in grades K-5 and their caregivers.

Join Out of the End Inc. for a Celebration of Seeds satellite event where they will teach us how to start seedlings, making mini greenhouses, and discuss their urban farm. Recommended for kids in grades K-5 and their caregivers.

Union Project’s Wheel Mobile is a vehicle equipped with clay, tools, a potter’s wheel, and a Raku kiln. This mobile studio extends UP’s ceramics programming by bringing clay anywhere there’s a road and provide wheel throwing, hand-building, and Raku firing demonstrations and activities. Recommended for all ages.

Our genealogy workshop is a dynamic and interactive program designed to empower participants with the skills, resources, and knowledge needed to explore their family history, create pedigree charts, and connect with their ancestral roots in a supportive community environment. Recommended for adults.

Join us as we welcome Pittsburgh writer Rachael Lippincott in an exploration of her latest young adult romance novel, Pride and Prejudice and Pittsburgh. Recommended for teens and adults. No registration is required. The first 25 attendees will receive a copy of Pride and Prejudice and Pittsburgh