This year, the dream of a long-time Logan Square activist family came true. The equipment provides opportunities for climbing, balancing, and appreciating nature. Philadelphia Parks and Recreation worked with community stakeholders and SALT Design studio to create a unique kid-friendly environment made with all-natural materials. This neighborhood park in East Falls, which used to be an open green space, is now home to a brand-new play space. The play space at McMichael Park is not your typical playground. All guests can access the Jellyfish Revealed exhibit with their regular admission tickets to the Franklin Institute. This pop-up exhibit at the Franklin Institute allows guests to get an up-close look at live moon jellyfish specimens, learn about a jellyfish's life phases, and view the photos and videos taken by renowned National Geographic explorer Anand Varma. The Wizard of Oz Educational Exhibit is only open until January 16, 2022, so if you haven't had a chance to catch it yet, make your reservation on the Please Touch Museum's website today. This multi-sensory exhibit includes imaginative activities like climbing a boulder wall to capture the Wicked Witch's broomstick, making your way through the Cowardly Lion's "Courage Crawl," and creating your own tornado. The Wizard of Oz Educational Exhibit––Philadelphia This new and improved space is twice as big, giving kids even more opportunities to engage in food-themed pretend play.ĩ. The Market at the Please Touch Museum was renovated this December with the help of a 1.2 million-dollar investment from GIANT Supermarkets. It consists of three magical structures where kids of all ages will delight in spending an afternoon playing and dreaming.Ī young shopper checks out at the brand-new Food & Family exhibit at Please Touch Museum. This wonderland of artwork was created by London-based artist, Morag Myerscough. The newest addition to the Philadelphia Navy Yard is an art exhibit called Magical Fantasy (#NavyYardMagic). Magical Fantasy at the Navy Yard––Philadelphia One of many new art exhibit pop-ups this year, Magical Fantasy is on display at the Navy Yard. The best way to describe this experience is that it feels as if you have walked into a painting. Encounter the brilliance of Van Gogh in a 20,000 square foot light and sound spectacular featuring two-story projections of his works. Your kids will gaze in amazement as they walk through the dazzling big hall, and will love embracing their inner artist in the special kids' art room filled with art supplies. This family-friendly art exhibit will enthrall children of all ages. Van Gogh: The Immersive Experience is the perfect way to introduce your child to this influential artist. Van Gogh: The Immersive Experience––Upper Darby The Brooklyn Bowl is now offering “Family Bowl” events during the day so kids can now get in on the fun! Tickets to the family bowl events can be purchased on their website. This hip new music venue, bowling alley, and restaurant opened in Fishtown this year. Tickets must be purchased in advance on their website. It's the perfect place for winter play, and children's birthday parties. Their new space in Norristown is now open and ready for visitors. The much-loved indoor play space, Chatter Splatter, has opened its new location this year. In addition to the therapeutic services, the gym is also available for open play every other weekend.
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It features a zip line, gripped staircases, harnesses, and even a rock-climbing area. This one-of-a-kind sensory gym was designed for kids in physical therapy to overcome challenges and learn. In February 2021, Kidology opened up a new location in Northeast Philly. The cost is only $8.50 per child, and one adult is free. Happy Kidz is an open play session complete with ball pits, toys, bounce houses, and snacks for sale.
The perfect winter activity to get your kids' energy out has opened in Conshohocken at the Coliseum Sports Complex. The new Happy Kidz program is open every Tuesday and Thursday from 9:00-12:00. The Coliseum Sports Complex––Conshohocken Kids enjoying the Fabric Zone at the all-new Tinker Town in Smith Playhouse. Admission is free, but you have to reserve your spot on their website. Tinker Town boasts a drawing and design station, a fabric and soft construction area, a building area with recycled materials and blocks, and a construction area complete with tools and wood. The renovated playhouse includes the second-floor addition of Tinker Town, an interactive play experience that encourages kids to become creators and builders.
Smith Playhouse Reopening with Tinker Town––PhiladelphiaĪfter being closed for two years, the historic and beloved Smith Playhouse has finally reopened. Subscribe to our newsletter s to make sure you never miss a thing.
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