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Tuesday, January 6, 2026

 

RAIN is a mesmerizing and intimate sensory experience for babies and their families in which they are invited to slow down, notice, and wonder. Audiences are invited to participate in an experience that responds to the generosity of rain. Carers and their littlest ones are immersed in an intimate and mindful installation space full of surprise, delight and opportunities for connection through sound, touch and performance.

A trio of performers on cello, voice, and movement act as gentle guides in a brand-new world of surprise, delight, and opportunities for connection through sound, touch, and performance. 

Run Dates: January 6 – 18 , 2026

Performance Times: Tuesdays and 

Wednesdays at 9:30am, Saturdays at 

9am and 11am, Sundays at 11am and 2pm

Performance Length: 45-60 minutes

Ages: Newborn to crawling babies (walking

 babies and older children not permitted) 

Price Range: $15-28 (financial access pricing available)

RAIN: for babies and their carers | Filament Theatre

Wednesday, December 10, 2025

Tuesday, November 18, 2025

Problematic Technology/Screen Use in Youth: What is "Normal" and When Is It Time to Unplug?

 Dr. Michael Fraser, will present on Problematic Technology/Screen Use in Youth: What is ‘Normal’ and When Is It Time to Unplug? This is a parent-friendly talk. 

Join Zoom Meeting, Friday 11/21 from 12-1 pm

https://Rush.zoom.us/j/97491844236?pwd=At7WalPNm41RQts16kKeaRPYd4njyw.1 


Friday, September 19, 2025

Developing an Emergency Family Plan

9/25 @ 5:00p on Zoom (in Spanish) - Metropolitan Family Services is hosting a session on Developing an Emergency Family Plan. Register here.

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Fill | Registro de Taller Sobre Plan de Emergencia Familiar

25 de septiembre de 2025 a las 5:00 p.m. Ubicación: ZOOM

 

Tuesday, September 16, 2025

Important, Paid Research Study for Parents

Do you have a child between 30 and 47 months old with developmental, learning, or behavioral concerns. We want to hear from you! Pathways for Preschoolers is a research study focused on understanding how families navigate educational and healthcare services for young children. We know these systems can be complex, and we also recognize that Black and Latino/a families often face additional barriers when seeking support.

By sharing your experiences, you’ll help us identify solutions that can improve policies, medical care, and early education programs—ensuring all children get the services they need to thrive. Families who participate will complete five surveys over three years and receive compensation for their time.

As part of Pathways for Preschoolers, families also gain access to a monthly newsletter with parenting tips, local resources, playground meet-ups, and fun activities. Learn more and see if you're eligible at www.pathwaysforpreschoolers.org