Fall crafting on the grounds at Cannonsburgh Village - leaf projects and a scarecrow to take home. Three hours is a generous window, so you can turn up when it suits your morning rather than racing the clock. The village itself is worth the trip on its own: it is a walkable collection of relocated …
An hour at Cannonsburgh Village aimed squarely at the two-to-four crowd, letting them handle child-scale tools and build something. Toddler programming that is genuinely built for toddlers is rarer than it should be around here, and an hour is exactly the right length before attention runs out. $5 per child.
A history-through-objects hour at Cannonsburgh Village: the kitchen tools households relied on before electricity, and what it actually took to get a meal on the table. Kids get to work the gadgets themselves, which is what makes it stick. Built for homeschool families but open to anyone who can make a weekday morning. $5 per …