Metro Kids

Metro Kids

MetroKids Magazine serves as a complimentary resource for families in Philadelphia and its neighboring areas, including parts of Pennsylvania, South Jersey, and Delaware. Our magazine showcases a celebrated calendar of family-oriented events, valuable articles and news for parents, as well as helpful guides to summer camps, classes, birthday parties, and a variety of other resources.

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  • 3 days ago | metrokids.com | Andrew Guckes

    As the Fourth of July grows nearer and the weather gets hotter, there are plenty of great family activities to check out outside in the Philadelphia area. Just make sure you pack some water and sunscreen!Bucks Fever Tunes at NoonJune 27, noon-1 p.m.Peddler’s Village | 100 Peddlers Village, Lahaska, PA 18931Check out this fun concert series that features live performances from talented local musicians, as well as lunches available from one of the nine restaurants and eateries at Peddler’s Village.

  • 1 week ago | metrokids.com | Andrew Guckes

    This weekend in Philly features a ton of fun that can only be found as summer approaches.

  • 2 weeks ago | metrokids.com | Andrew Guckes

    June is when summer really kicks off and the calendar starts to fill up. You may have some beach trips, family reunions or even deceptively educational vacations planned for your family, but here are a few local options.

  • 3 weeks ago | metrokids.com | Andrew Guckes

    The first weekend of any month brings fun special events, but that rings even truer in the summer. As June arrives, take the opportunity to get out with your family, whether it be in the city or in nature. First Friday at Cherry Street PierJune 6, 4 p.m.Cherry Street Pier | 121 N. Columbus Blvd., Philadelphia, PA 19106The first Friday of every month at Cherry Street Pier has exhibitions, market stalls, artist studio tours, food and drink and wonderful views of the Delaware River.

  • 3 weeks ago | metrokids.com | Zoe Bell

    The Japanese docuseries “Old Enough!” follows children ages 2 to 5 as they navigate the city on their own. The kids toddle to the grocery store and do other errands, demonstrating an independence that is far above what we’re used to in the United States. Some can recall the days of playing outside until a parent hollered at us to come home for dinner. But instances of kids being allowed to play freely, sans adults, nowadays seem to be few and far between.

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