Yes! We got to take home a loaf

You spelled "Tahn Tawk" incorrectly.

Biking at Wheel Mill (they rent bikes of all kinds including strider bikes)

We used them for that in our moon boots and we took the empty bags fishing to put our trout in.

Play a card game, cook together your favorite meal, bake cookies, play hide and seek, go on a long walk, take a bus ride or ride the incline. Being together is the best gift of all. Crowded indoor play centers are not the only ways to have fun. Old school art projects and making your own dance club are always great. I would try to avoid money on messy wasteful activities that will take tons of clean up- most kids hate housework.

Taahhhhn Tok

Shadyside detail if you are willing to spend a bit more

Less is more with kids

That child doesn't like monster jam ?!?! How unamerican is that child

Bowling is always fun young or old

If you dont mind venturing to suburbs, Planet Bounce in Tanger Outlets (Washington) is open til 7 pm. Fun Fore All in Cranberry is a nice place if they like arcades, and they have other outdoor activities as well though I'm not sure if they're open when it's cold.

South Hills Village has a store where you can make your own slime, Build a Bear, a big candy store, and a movie theater in the parking lot if there are any kid movies out right now.

Primal Pigment looks fun but kinda pricy.

Yep...sure did.

That really brings back memories.

You got a loaf to take home!

Anyone else have to wear these in the winter as some sort of waterproofing when you’re playing in the snow?

>Jeff Coons, 47, of Greensburg is careful about his grocery spending, because he's a single father. "It's outrageous at $1.89 for a loaf of bread," he said of Town Talk, which was more expensive than the store brand. "It's good bread, but it's overpriced."

Jeff probably wishing for that $1.89 bread now lol.

Okay, this is going to sound dumb, but I was at a sleepover when I was 7 or 8 and this memory has stuck with me 40 years later as the best time EVER. Go to the dollar store and buy like, a case of shaving cream. Or as many cans as they have. Get the color-tinted ones. Go bonkers. Allow the 6-year-old to empty them all over your kitchen floor (assuming it's linoleum or tile). They can make sculptures, mountains, shaving cream drawings...whatever. then when you guys wipe it all away, you'll have a nice clean kitchen floor!

That’s absolutely correct.

Yep! Smelled so good in there

I found a press release indicating there was a "throwback" release around 2010: https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/town-talk-bread-once-again-talk-of-the-town-83257212.html

Used to get it at Thorofare.

Yeah, it was a staple with black and white raisin bran. Brand name

I have taken my son a few times, probably on a Friday or Saturday. It was amazing to see the transition from the time I entered (like 5 or 6 pm) to when we left around 9 or 10. I immediately saw my former asshole self in every jack ass we encountered walking back to where we parked.

On a lighter note, an excellent alternative is Pinnball Perfection in Westview.

Bowling

Indoor rock climbing

It probably still isn't stale.

Ice skating