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UPDATE: A MAJOR PERFORMANCE UPDATE HAS BEEN RELEASED. Please leave us feedback on exact models so we can further diagnose the issue. We are looking into major performance issues with ARM based Chromebooks. Happy Friday! is a modern twist on the classic platformers that inspired our childhoods like Super Mario Bros. Roll, jump, smash and explore a beautiful physics based world! Join Prim on his epic adventure through unique lands to recover the lost donuts stolen by a grumpy dragon. Play Happy Friday! today for free!Īlthough the game is still a work in progress, be sure to let us know what you think and we hope you enjoy Happy Friday! You can come play on a drop-in basis or opt for a monthly or annual membership.Roll, jump, smash and explore. In 2018, Zayas expanded to a second location in West Chester. Kids under six can jump in the ball pit, enjoy bilingual storytimes and music circles, and play the day away (while their parents can grab a coffee at the on-site café). Owner Vivi Zayas named her cozy Ardmore playspace after her daughter when she opened it in 2013, envisioning a community-building place where families could gather and grow up together. $25 for drop-in (add $5 for siblings), 1301 Locust Street. Nest offers single-day drop-in admission as well as monthly membership with unlimited playspace visits. There’s a giant “treehouse” with a slide, a pre-walker zone for babies, and much more for imaginative play all day. Head downstairs to Nest’s 3,000-square-foot indoor playground that’s great for babies through pre-schoolers. Nest’s downstairs playspace / Photograph courtesy of Nest Your first visit to play at Lilypad is free, and then drop-ins are $5-$10 per family (or $100 for an annual membership). Bonus: They’re also the people behind the popular semi-annual City Kids consignment sale, and have recently extended that endeavor to the all-year Lilypad Thrift shop that you can visit in their basement space three days a week (plus monthly sidewalk sales). 9th Street.Īnother South Philly option, Lilypad offers open play based on age group throughout the week, as well as new-parent meetups. Buy a 10-day open-play pack for $100, or select a longer-term membership option. Check their schedule for open play and other classes. Because they’re currently running Camp Beehive during the week, drop-in play is limited to weekends for now. The colorful mural by Steph Kimmel doesn’t hurt, either. Owners (and local parents) Rachel and Hugh Daulerio designed this cozy subterranean space to invite pretend-play with a “rowhome” area, movement with climbing structures, and sensory exploration with a variety of surfaces. $15 for drop-in (add $8 for siblings), 3060 West Jefferson Street. Come for a single-day drop-in or opt for a 10-day play pass. This community space aimed at babies and kids under five has a selection of toys and play areas that are designed to inspire child-led exploration including sensory bins, a climbing structure, and an infant pod. Kith + Kin in Brewerytown / Photograph by Laura Swartz $10 per person (including adults), 1241 North Front Street.

The playspace is currently only open on weekends because of their camp, preschool, and after-school programming. (Fun fact: The pool is still in the basement, but empty and non-functional.) Kids can play dress-up, climb, build, and explore 4,500 square feet of pint-sized fun. Note that Playbrary currently does not have weekend hours (except for on Second Saturdays), so be sure to check their website before you go.Ī candy-colored IKEA aesthetic inside a formerly abandoned Fishtown “public baths” building. The sky’s the limit and admission is free. Let’s start with this year’s newest (and - in our opinion - best) addition to the playspace scene! Playbrary is a “loose parts” library, blending sustainability and creativity in a playspace that might have your kids building a trash monster with cardboard and bottle-caps one second and playing with a donated Barbie Dreamhouse the next. Playbrary in Grays Ferry / Photograph by Laura Swartz

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