Looking for family-friendly events to keep the kids busy this week?
From a child-friendly race to a spooky scavenger hunt, there's plenty to do when it comes to opportunities for learning and fun. Read on for a rundown of what to do this week.
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Dollar Bank Junior Great Race
From the event description:
Enjoy fun and fitness at the Dollar Bank Junior Great Race this Saturday. Parents can join their kids ages 12 and younger for the family fun run or cheer on little ones in the tot trot and diaper dash. Festivities will include a live raffle, mascot appearances, face painters, performers and other entertainment. Each registered child will receive a goodie bag, souvenir T-shirt and medal, along with a hot dog and cookie.
When: Saturday, Sept. 28, 11 a.m.
Where: Point State Park, 601 Commonwealth Place
Price: $10-$50
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Up to 83% Off at Paintball International
From the Paintball International deal description:
This paintballing session offers guests the chance to experience an adrenaline-filled, heart-pumping game with family and friends. Your deal includes all-day admission for six or 12 people with mask and gun rental.
Where: Urban Warzone, 2905 Idlewood Road, East Carnegie
Price: $25-$49 (83 percent discount off regular price)
Click here for more details, and to nab this deal
Up to 67% Off Scavenger Challenge from Zombie Scavengers
From the Zombie Scavengers deal description:
Using smartphones, teams complete challenges and rummage the city in search of supplies that will allow them to survive a zombie apocalypse. This is a family-friendly mobile scavenger hunt. A guide service available will be available from 10 a.m.–7 p.m.
Where: 21 Market Square, Central Pittsburgh
Price: $13-$25 (up to 67 percent discount off regular price)
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