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This Mt. Scott Community Center attraction is one of the best places in...

It's no wonder that this is the Portland's premier destination for science exploration - it's home to the

Young Chefs Academy is a children's cooking school that teaches children ages three to 15 a wide range of cooking skills.

The academy offers weekly cooking classes, birthday parties, se...

Northwest Children's Theater and School (NWCT) is one of the largest children's theater companies on the West Coast. Centrally located in the historic Northwest Neighborhood Cultural Center, it...

Oregon Coast Aquarium in Newport houses over 500 species of animals in both indoor and outdoor exhibits. Upon arrival, visitors can stop by Passages of the Deep, Keiko's former home<...

The Young Players is Oregon's largest drama outreach organization and serves over a hundred schools. Offerings include after-school drama clubs, residency programs, and summer and school break ...

The Portland Children's Museum is located in Washi...

Surrounded by lush forests in the city center, this 64-acre zoo is the perfect place to get close to your favorite animals. Bears, cats, primates, and sea life are only a few of the species you...

The Pearson Air Museum is located right on Pearson Field, one of the nation's oldest operating airfields. Enter the museum and you enter a world of barnstormers, experimental aircraft, a...

Indoor rock climbing gym offering youth programs and camps. Customized rock climbing parties are available for kids ages six and up.

Kids can jump, bounce, climb, and slide at Pump It Up, the award-winning "inflatable party zone." The climate-controlled arenas are filled with huge inflatable structures and provide a g...

The Department of Skateboarding was formed out of a love for skateboarding and a hatred of the rainy season. The Department is the only indoor skatepark in Portland and has a grea...

The Museum of Contemporary Craft is home to a collection of more 1,000 craft objects - including works in ceramic, glass, metal, fiber, and wood - representing the development of West Coast cra...

Audubon's 143-acre, free-to-the-public, Nature Sanctuary nestles against Forest Park, five minutes from downtown Portland. A small pond and pavilion structure provide a peaceful place to have l...