Learn about the benefits of fermented foods and how to introduce them into your diet and lifestyle. This lecture-based, introductory class will go over 10 different fermented foods. Recommended for adults.

We will share and practice mindfulness tools and talk about what helps us to manage the internal and external chaos of daily family life. Recommended 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.

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.

Through dramatic sketches and musical vignettes, Pittsburgh CLO’s Gallery of Heroes 'edutainment' program educates and enlightens students about great historical figures such as famous Pittsburghers like August Wilson, Rachel Carson, Andrew Carnegie, and more. Recommended for kids in grades K-5 and their caregivers.

Investigating the habits, needs and characteristics of dinosaurs leads to the exploration of the fossilization process. Hands-on activities assist students with their understanding of fossils and dinosaurs. Students will find out how big dinosaurs really were and make a cast of a dinosaur tooth. Recommended for kids in grades K-5 and their caregivers.

This program explores the benefits to utilizing native plants in your landscape. Learn what native plants attract butterflies, bees, birds and other native wildlife. Recommended for adults.