Drop-in sensory play and story time with rotating themes to keep the fun and learning fresh! No registration required, just drop in when you can!

Fred Stays With Me! is about a little girl whose parents are divorced. She splits her time between her mom and her dad, and while certain things are different, many things remain the same, such as going to the same school. But her main constant is her dog, Fred, who lives with her no matter which house she is in.

This book about divorce for kids tells the story of Henry, a little boy of divorced parents, and his dog Pomegranate. Henry's dog stays with him as he shares his time between his mom's and dad's new homes. When Pomegranate goes to their old family house, the whole family comes together to find him. Henry realizes that home is with his mom or dad, not a physical house.

This popular children's storytime features music, books, and an activity with Lolly Hopwood. No sign-ups are necessary. 

All Fired Up features Story Time sessions, during which your child will enjoy hearing a story and creating a special art project! Pre-registration is recommended.

Young children and their grown-ups hear a story, interact with art in the Museum, and make their own creative works in this popular program. 

Kimberton Whole Foods invites children and their caregivers to join them at the Garden and Gift Shop for a story and a snack.

This simple and kid-friendly vegetarian crockpot soup is flexible enough to use the beans, veggies and pasta that you happen to have on hand.

Silver Diner is a chef-driven restaurant serving food reflecting today’s lifestyles; all without losing what makes a diner special – their friendly hospitality.

The Pop Shop calls to mind the main street soda fountain era with vintage décor, retro soda counter, bubblegum colors, and 50’s jukeboxes. They feature a great kid's menu with favorites such as pancakes and pancake fries with fun toppings, PB&J, hot dogs, and chicken fingers.

Craft Hall is a Northern Liberties restaurant destination complete with indoor pirate ship playground, shuffle board, foosball, board games and so much more. They feature fun kids meals along with BBQ, pizza, sandwiches, snacks and dessert.

SquareBurger, located at Franklin Square, is full of fun food for kids plus the venue attractions of a carousel, mini-golf, and playground along with seasonal and holiday events. Your kids will delight in a menu especially for them featuring burgers, hot dogs, cheese steak egg rolls, fries, and ice cream drinks and desserts.

This rock ’n’ roll-themed chain has a high-energy vibe serving burgers & American classics. The restaurant showcases historic rock ’n’ roll memorabilia and instruments!

Take your kids back in time to Nifty Fifty's, which offers bright and colorful locations with a festive atmosphere serving up their favorite foods. Their menu features casual kid-friendly items like burgers and fries as well as breakfast options. But perhaps they are most famous for their award-winning homemade milkshakes in over 100 flavors and varieties.

Moccia's Train Stop Restaurant features Italian dishes and pizzas in a kid-friendly environment. Their kids menu includes lively train-themed options like Choo-Choo Charlie, The Loose Caboose and The Steam Engine. They have indoor and outdoor seating overlooking the Perkiomen Trail.

Conquering Cuisine features hands-on Kids and Parent Cooking Classes in which instructors teach kids fundamental techniques in preparing a variety of basic meals with themes such as Italy, Mexico, France and more. All menus focus on fresh ingredients and kid-friendly flavors. The classes also teach kitchen safety and how to properly use and care for cooking tools. All students will get to enjoy the meal they created as well as ask questions. Classes are usually two hours.

Pierogis are a clever stand-in for dumplings in this easy 4-ingredient Instant Pot soup recipe.