An exhibition featuring artwork by Kathleen Greco and Andrea Bartine Caldarise exploring ocean life and natural landscapes will be on view starting from November 4, 2025 through April 14, 2026. Through their distinct styles, both artists explore patterns, textures, and forms found in nature. The […]
Along with Librarian Kate, families and little ones (ages 0-5) can enjoy storytime! This event includes reading, singing, dancing, and more.
Take a Hayride to Bunnyland at Linvilla Orchards. You’ll ride through the woods to the Easter Bunny’s house, and not only will you get to meet and take pictures with him, one of his friends will also tell a magical tale and give out special treats. […]
From March 28, 2026 to April 12, 2026, families can march into spring break at the Museum of the American Revolution and explore what life was like during the Revolutionary War. With a special exhibition, family-friendly crafts, in-gallery talks, and more, guests of all ages […]
Celebrate Easter with your favorite Sesame Street pals at Elmo’s Eggstravaganza. Sesame Place Philadelphia is brimming with springtime joy, featuring Easter Bunny Meet & Greets, Easter egg scavenger hunts, donut decorating with Cookie Monster, and a Bunny Hop Dance Party.
Sesame Place is welcoming the Passover holiday with a festive celebration for the whole family, April 1–6. Head to the Sesame Street Theater, where a local cantor joins beloved Sesame Street characters for a lively Passover presentation and sing-along that brings the spirit of the […]
The whole family can get Easter Bunny photos at Cherry Hill Mall. Professional spring portraits and Easter Bunny pictures are available in Grand Court from March 6 to April 4, 2026, which is perfect for the upcoming season. Book time slots for only $20, and […]
At Kingsessing Library, little ones can learn the basics of crochet, finger knit, mushroom knit, or just get cozy with some yarn on Friday afternoons. Yarn will be out in the children’s area starting at 3:30 pm, and then Librarian Rachel will provide a short […]
Families can explore the story of plastic — how it was made, why it became a problem, and what to do about it — at the Science History Institute's April First Friday event. Guests will get a close look at some of the earliest synthetic […]
