Celebrate Solstice Weekend with a free, family-friendly Community Nature Walk in Wissahickon Park on Sunday, 6/22 at 4 PM! Meet at PAPERtrail Bike Cafe for a storytime, then enjoy a gentle 1-mile walk through the woods. Perfect for all ages—especially little explorers! Bring water, snacks,
Historic Rittenhouse Town Fair is a site-wide free event with tours, hearth cooking, activities, hikes, vendors, craftsman, artisans, food, drinks and more! Come watch the site transform back into the busy village it once was for a day of fun.
For the first time, but certainly not the last, Rawk U’s younger students will be featured in a show that promises to be a real treat for both the kids and audience! Students will be playing music from the annals of rock and pop history. Tickets
This spring, show your favorite neighborhood park some love! Love Your Park Week is a nine-day celebration of Philadelphia's public parks from May 10-18, 2025. In partnership with Philadelphia Parks & Recreation and Fairmount Park Conservancy, Park Friends Groups across the city will be hosting events
Spring is here—time to get outside and get building! Activate your little innovator on Saturdays with Robot Builders, a hands-on robotics class at Antoinette Westphal College of Media Arts & Design—the creative hub of Drexel University! 🔹 Designed for kids ages 6-8 🔹 Hands-on STEAM learning—engineering, circuitry, design,
Join local storyteller Ana Atach for Canticuentos: songs and stories in Spanish, with a new animal theme each week. Spanish beginners (and their animal toys) welcome! Intended for ages 0 to 5 years old, along with a caregiver. Siblings welcome. Meets on Tuesdays from March 4th
Build, Create & Innovate with Mini Makers Robotics at Drexel! 🌟 A STEAM-Powered Experience Encourage your child’s love for Robotics in a collegiate environment filled with exciting resources like 3D printing labs, design studios, and neurodiverse-friendly spaces! 👦 For Kids Ages 3–6 The one-hour Mini Makers class welcomes children
Discover the remarkable connections between Laurel Hill East residents and the pivotal events of April 1865: the fall of Richmond, Lee's surrender, Lincoln's assassination, and more. Join Russ Dodge for a tour exploring these local ties to a transformative month in U.S. history.
Here's where to move inside when the weather makes a playground trip impossible.
From relaxed performances to quiet spaces, here are the places working to make Philly more accessible for all.
