101 Fun Things To Do With Kids in Philly

Discover family-friendly events with the Philadelphia Family Community Calendar. Our team adds fresh content every week to help you make the most of raising kids in Philly, from the baby and little ones-stage through the teen years and beyond! Please be sure to check with the host location about their health and safety protocols, as well as their registration requirements, prior to heading out!

 

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Worldwide Day of Play

Please Touch Museum 4231 Avenue of the Republic, Philadelphia, PA, United States

Join PTM in celebrating Worldwide Day of Play! Participate in pop-up activities like a parachute party, hula hooping, a fashion show, and more. Plus, help create a messy collaborative art project!

First Wednesday

Please Touch Museum 4231 Avenue of the Republic, Philadelphia, PA, United States

Sponsored in part by TD Charitable Foundation, visit the Museum at a discounted rate of $2 per person from 4–7 p.m. October’s programming will include art-making activities and a special storytime celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month.

Sukkot Celebration

Please Touch Museum 4231 Avenue of the Republic, Philadelphia, PA, United States

Join the PTM as they celebrate the Jewish festival of Sukkot! In celebration of the fall harvest, create fall leaves with recycled materials, build your own mini-sukkah, dance and sing-a-long with Mama Mac, and visit their sukkah in the Please Touch Garden.

PTM Birthday Bash

Please Touch Museum 4231 Avenue of the Republic, Philadelphia, PA, United States

Join the Please Touch Museum for a fall festival birthday bash, in honor of their 47th birthday. Celebrate the museum’s birthday with special carnival games and prizes in Hamilton Hall, face painting, performances, and a visit from their Museum mascot, Squiggles.