Have a DINO-mite story time & sing along with Alora Chateaux.
Playing dress up is a developmental tool in early childhood that promotes a variety of developmental skills, from motor skills to vocabulary building to emotional development to imitating and learning more about people’s roles in the world. Playing dress up helps children test out theories and arrive at a more mature understanding that clothes don’t make the man or woman or person.
The Children’s Museum is undertaking a year-long investigation on kindness to encourage empathy in ourselves. We strive to create innovative programs that inspire joy, curiosity, and creativity in a way that is inclusive and promotes discussion among people from all walks of life. Today, we invite Alora to show how drag queens are one of many models of creativity and confidence.
Join us in the Theater for an extra fabulous story time with Alora Chateaux, a drag queen from Pittsburgh! Together we’ll read stories about dinosaurs and sing some dino-mite tunes. Stick around to meet Alora, ask her questions and get your picture taken. Don’t forget your camera and your dancing shoes!
Story time and sing along 2:00 - 2:30 pm
Snap a pic with Alora from 2:30 - 3:00 pm
This event is included in general admission ticket price and seating is first come first served.
Adult: $16
Children 2 - 18: $14
Seniors 60+: $14
Children under 2: Free
Members: Free Become A Member
Member Guest: $13
Phone: 14123225058
Email: zruiz@pittsburghkids.org
2018/05/02 - 2018/05/02
Additional time info:
Story time and sing along 2:00 - 2:30 pm
Q&A + Snap a pic with Alora Chateaux from 2:30 - 3:00 pm
Children's Museum of Pittsburgh
10 Children's Way, Pittsburgh, PA 15212
Members: $4 Non-Members: $6
Accessibility Services
- Accessible parking is available in our parking lot.
- The main Museum entrances are wheelchair accessible with power assist doors.
- The Museum is fully accessible by ramp and elevator, with the exception of the Gravity Room in the Attic.
- Service animals are always welcome.
- A Museum map is available at the Admissions desk when you visit.
- For those with medical implants that are sensitive to magnets, Magnets in the Museum explains the locations of all magnets in all exhibits.
All services listed below are offered free of charge:
