Tonight we were hosting our PBS Kids Night, and it was just a celebration of learning and and opportunity for families to just come out and enjoy our PBS kids properties, learn a little, play a little, and meet some of our PBS kids friends.

This is a great event.

It's great when they open up the doors and everybody can see how creative they are.

This is an opportunity for kids to experience learning.

We're playing with words and figuring out rhymes and playing with puzzles.

We're working on mobility.

I thought it was great.

All the stations were very cool.

So here at the station, the kids get to decode the message up here, or a shorter message using the decoder down here from Lyla in the Loop.

I did a rhyming puzzle and I did hoola-h I liked figuring out how to make the bridge go together.

I like putting these together and put the string of between it.

It was fun.

We're seeing learning happen in action, and that's so critically important to child development.

And to have kids be part of learning in different unique activities is something special.

It's a fun night for us here in this very historic place.

And I said to my kids, I said, this was Mister Rogers studio.

There's no better place to celebrate learning than this.

WQED is just a staple in Pittsburgh.

And I think the more people that learn about what happens here, the better off.