Childrenâs Museum of Pittsburgh
May 24
1 â 3 p.m.
If you want to rock out with your kids and youâre tired of hearing songs from Frozen, then Kid City Rockers is for you.
Pittsburghâs premier indie dance party for kids, the lively event returns to the Childrenâs Museum of Pittsburgh for an afternoon of fun, music and lots of happy dancing.
And if your kidsâor youâare shy about hitting the dance floor, youâll love this programâs fresh, fun and inclusive approach to enjoying music in public spaces.
Celebrating family diversity with the theme âSo Happy Together,â the rockinâ dance party will feature DJ KellyMomâs signature mix of 1980s-era classic rock, punk and rock & roll sounds.
Relive some of your own dance floor glory daysâand introduce your kids to timeless musicâas DJ KellyMom spins kid-friendly songs by bands such as The Cure, Ramones, La Tigre, Beastie Boys, New Order, Vampire Weekend, The Clash, Bob Marley, The Pixies, The White Stripes and more.
At Kid City Rockers, dancing is a highly interactive sport, so expect to play with creative props such as inflatable guitars, balloons, hula hoops, glow sticks and toys. Explore language and enjoy physical movement during fun word games and creative expression activities. Be sure to listen for DJ KellyMomâs âJump Setââfeaturing catchy songs by Van Halen and The Pointer Sistersâwhich encourages kids to jump every time they hear the word.
Kids City Rockers is the brainchild of Kelly Day, who loves to enjoy great music with her three children. A community leader from Brighton Heights who has spent 20 years amassing an extensive vinyl collection, Kelly has been a DJ at WPTS, ran a monthly DJ residency in Los Angeles and is an alum of the Scratch DJ Academy founded by RUN-D.M.C.âs Jam Master Jay.
Open to the public, the event takes place in the museumâs free area, located in the downstairs theater. Admission is required to visit the museumâs exhibitions before or after the dance party.
Canât make it on May 24th? Check out Kids City Rockers on the fourth Sunday of every month at the Childrenâs Museum of Pittsburgh on the Northside.