1. Sept. 18: Buffalo Creek Water Festival, Buffalo Creek Nature Park
The Audubon Society of Western Pennsylvania hosts a family festival at its new Buffalo Creek Nature Park. The Buffalo Creek Water Festival will entertain and educate kids with a menu of activities from fishing to nature crafts and games. Food trucks will be on hand to sate appetites from energetic outdoor exploration and play. Registration is free, but required.
2. Sept. 18-19: Revolutionary War Encampment, Oliver Miller Homestead
The stone farmhouse at the Oliver Miller Homestead stands as a steadfast reminder of Pittsburgh’s frontier families. In 1772, Oliver Miller, his wife Mary Tidball and their 10 children settled on the property within the wilderness that is now South Park. The living history demonstrations that take place every weekend give kids an understanding of how the area’s early settlers lived. On Sept. 18 and 19, a special Revolutionary War Encampment event will highlight the experiences of the country’s earliest soldiers. Admission is $2 for this priceless experience.
3 - RADical Days - schedule
https://www.radworkshere.org/media/W1siZiIsIjIwMjEvMDgvMjQvMnM4d284bHBicV9SQURpY2FsX0RheXNfMjAyMV9TY2hlZHVsZS5wZGYiXV0/RADical%20Days%202021%20Schedule.pdf
Everything at www.kidsburgh.org too!