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Classes for babies, toddlers, preschoolers, and big kids (5-8 years old) begin September 28.

The Nature Atelier offers eco-friendly art kits for little artists ages 2-9.

From our friends at Fiddleheads Urban Forest Preschool Help your child develop emotional intelligence and bond with nature safely while gaining 3 to 6 year old age-appropriate skills this fall with Fiddleheads Forest Preschool’s Online Learning Program. Now enrolling for the fall semester! Fall Semester September 7th through December 11th We are a unique early

We’re excited to share more updates on in-person and virtual summer camps!

What parents should know about Multisystem Inflammatory Syndrome and its relationship to COVID-19.

Local businesses are open and finding creative ways to help Portland families during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Seaside has plenty to keep pint-sized beachgoers busy.

From our friends at Music Together® of Portland For over 20 years, Music Together of Portland has been invested in building stronger families and communities through family music-making. In classrooms all over Portland, they’ve inspired parents and caregivers to recognize what it means for children to be musical and to lay the foundation for a

From our friends at Create and Learn Are you looking for fun activities for your child this summer? ☀️ Join these exciting tech camps designed by Google and Stanford experts, and have fun at Create & Learn!  ???? Learn coding in Scratch, Minecraft, Python, and state of the art technologies such as AI, Robotics, Data

Catlin Gabel is offering an array of fun, creative, and educational online summer camps for students of all ages.

From our friends at LA Linen LA Linen is a certified small business best known for its table covers and event linens. As a manufacturer producing high-quality goods in California, our competitive advantage is in the really durable, fine-craftsmanship of our products and the variety of colors and fabrics that we offer. As the Pandemic

It may seem like much of the world has stopped, but there are local businesses that are open and finding creative ways to help Portland families during the COVID-19 pandemic. They have adapted with safe options like curbside pickup, local delivery, shipping, individual appointments, Zoom and more. Now is a great time to support the