Playful Pittsburgh Collaborative March Newsletter

The time for play is now!
 

Want to host a play pop-up but could use some guidance? Need to know more about recess and how you can help your children and your schools? Check out our newly updated website for info on play boxes and recess resources.

Read on below for upcoming play pop-ups, news from the Playful Pittsburgh Collaborative and more!

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Events

The Playful Pittsburgh Collaborative is proud to be a part of these play pop-ups:

There is a Pot of Gold at the End of Every Rainbow | March 13
Magic Night of Play | March 13
Play to Learn, Learn to Play | March 13
East Hills Senior Gathering | March 22
The Beautiful Shades of Us | March 23
Super Math Family Play Night | March 27
Block Party | March 30

Play pop-ups supported by The Great Remake by Remake Learning Network
See photos and learn more on our pop-up play page!

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Member Spotlight

"Because of our partnership, we try to be more creative and mindful about providing play opportunities at all of our tabling and programming events. It also feels good to be supported and have access to play boxes if we need them! "

Monthly Blog


This article is part of our Member Blog Series, which showcases Playful Pittsburgh Collaborative Members' efforts and commitment to ensure that play is a critical element in the lives of people of all ages. 

March 1, 2019
Carnegie Museum of Art

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Art at the Market

Carnegie Museum of Art encourages you to play with your food! A new program, launched during farmer’s market season 2018, saw us sharing our love of fruits and vegetables with audiences in Swissvale, the North Side, and Wilkinsburg. Teaching artists and program director Valerie Herrero traveled to farmer’s markets in these communities to share art-making activities with children and families.

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“Those who play rarely become brittle in the face of stress or lose the healing capacity for humor”— Stuart Brown, MD
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