Portland Indoor Play Spaces
Your ultimate guide to indoor fun.
This month, it’s all about the free neighborhood and cultural festivals.
Now your kids will love going to Home Depot just as much as you do.
Chipper’s Preschool Rides at Oaks Park offers family-friendly fun for neurodivergent kids.
How to root for your kid in sports without crossing the line of poor sportsmanship. Plus advice on how to handle losses and what to do when your child wants to bail mid-season.
It’s an eternal question from visitors and recent transplants: What is there to do in Portland with kids? We’ve got the ultimate answers.
Vacations are nice, but sticking around the Portland area in the summer offers so many fun opportunities for families.
Your family fun doesn’t have to be expensive this month.
Your fun doesn’t have to be expensive! Here are more than 20 things to do with kids this month.
The newly opened Raindrops Playhouse in Happy Valley features three indoor play areas that cater to a variety of ages.
Portland’s dedication to public art extends beyond outdoor sculptures and vivid murals on the sides of buildings. Add this list of indoor spaces to view art (for free!) to your rainy-day activity arsenal!
Got a kiddo who loves rocks and all things rock related? Here are the top five places around the Portland-area to explore with your budding rockhound.
The Judy, the new downtown Portland home of the Northwest Children’s Theater opens this month!
Here’s how to have fun with your kids during a play, concert or ballet at one of Portland’s youth performing arts organizations.
Get ready for some good old fashioned family fun at these local skating rinks.
Your kids will learn basic science while actually being allowed to play with their food.
Beat the weather and sneak in a little exercise by exploring Portland’s bowling scene!
Are you a podcast fanatic? Taking the leap into making your own with your kids isn’t too hard–and it’s a lot of fun.
We test-drive the pancakes, ball pit and art projects on offer at Milwaukie’s Two Sisters Play Café. it was a sad day when Pied Piper Play Café closed in Southeast Portland. The idea was genius in its simplicity: a place for young kids to play while grown-ups had a chance to caffeinate and meet …
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