This interactive, outdoor exhibit provides Museum visitors with a place to connect with nature and learn about what edible plants grow in our region. The Garden is located next to the Museum entrance and grows a variety of fruits, vegetables, greens, herbs and edible flowers. This garden located outside the Big Red Room Café exit doors features blueberry, elderberry and currant bushes, paw paw trees and a variety of native flowers and medicinal and edible herbs. Permaculture is a design practice that seeks to mimic natural systems in order to maximize sustainability and productivity and minimize upkeep.
Happy #InternationalWo mensDay! Women have played vital roles in our field since the first children’s museums opened in the early 20th century. Learn more in this Hand to Hand article about the founding of the first four: Brooklyn Children's Museum, Boston Children's Museum, Detroit Children's...
In honor of Women's History Month, we are highlighting some of the many women who have had important roles in shaping the museum's past, present and future. Miss Yvonne led the Early Childhood efforts at Children’s Museum of Pittsburgh for 15 years. She brought countless hours of joy to young...
Looking for something to do at home this weekend? Check out Tough Art @ Home 2020, our first-ever virtual version of the annual Tough Art program! Five incredible artists have created these art-making activities for you to try:
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