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Kidsburgh

A Baby Flamingo at the National Aviary
A Baby Flamingo at the National Aviary
Pittsburgh is Kidsburgh. It's more than just a slogan; it's a growing movement with hundreds of partners in the Pittsburgh region who are doing their best to make this city the best on the planet for kids. To find out what's going on, check out our Focus on Kidsburgh and the website Pittsburgh is Kidsburgh.

Kidsburgh Features

Linda Lane: Keep the main thing the main thing

Linda Lane has a daunting task: shepherding the city’s school district through some of its biggest challenges in history while remaining a hands-on educator.

Top Teachers: 5 Pittsburgh teachers making a big difference

In the first of a series profiling top teachers in the Pittsburgh region, Kidsburgh looks at inspiring educators who are making a big difference in the lives of our children.

The best of Pittsburgh summer camps

The camp experience has moved so far from bug juice and skinned knees that choosing one today seems almost as important as picking a college or a career. Swim a few laps with us through some of the best Pittsburgh has to offer.

Pop Filter Hot Pick: Calling all geeks, artists and green innovators to Penn Avenue!

Pittsburgh has a legacy of innovation and invention and now local innovators have a place to geek out and go beta with like-minded techies and greenies. Teaming up with Unblurred, the annual GA/GI Festival is back with a bigger-than-ever showcase of homegrown eco, art and technology industries.

Mini-golf! Geocaching! Animal parks! Swimming! Try them all in winter

Ok, so it doesn't feel quite like winter lately. Still, finding things for kids to do this time of year can be challenging. This parent and writer looks for things that other families only do in the summer. From geocaching to barge-watching, we applaud this original list.
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