July 4-28: Free Movies at the Phoenix TheatreĮvery Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday morning at 10 a.m., families can check out free kid-friendly movies at this Bridgeville theater. The Independence Day Fireworks will begin at 9:35 p.m. July 4: City of Pittsburgh Independence Day Celebration, Point State ParkĮnjoy a family-style picnic, complete with patriotic music and food vendors from 4-10 p.m. Following the patriotic flag raising ceremony, visitors can enjoy a family-friendly afternoon of living history demonstrations, cannon-firing, and 18th-century martial music. Museum staff, scouts and local veterans will help kick off the Fourth of July holiday by raising a 36-foot American flag. July 4: Fourth at the Fort, Fort Pitt Museum, 1 p.m. Activities included with general admission. July 2: Independence Day Celebration, Meadowcroft Rockshelter and Historic Village.Ĭelebrate the spirit of America with historical demonstrations and period games at Meadowcroft’s 18th-century frontier area and 19th-century rural village. for photos and to line up to watch the parade. Parade participants should arrive around 11 a.m. July 1: Anthrocon Fursuit Parade and Block Party, 1:45 p.m.Īnthrocon participants will close down Penn Avenue between 9th and 11th streets for two public events – the Fursuit Parade and the Anthrocon Block Party in Market Square – for a family-friendly day of mingling with their fandom.
Admission is $7-$9, free for ages 6 and younger. Kids will be entertained by the Agricadabra agricultural magic show, the exotic petting zoo and Hot Diggity Dog Show. The fun includes the School Bus Demolition Derby, country music concerts, midway games and carnival rides. While it begins in June, this event - now in its 167th year - has eight great days of festivities during July. June 30 – Saturday, July 8: The Big Butler Fair It’s a great month to be a junior ‘burgher! From outdoor takes on local museums to several days-long festivals and fairs, there are so many things to do in Pittsburgh with kids during July. July is here and it’s full of summer fun throughout the Pittsburgh region. Big Butler Fair photo above by Scott Weber.
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