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The Dragon’s Den (Former St. Mary Magdalene Church), Homestead

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venue interior activity photograph — The Dragon’s Den (Former St. Mary Magdalene Church), from its own website

venue interior activity photograph — photo from the venue's own site

About The Dragon’s Den (Former St. Mary Magdalene Church)

The Dragon's Den, located in a historic former church in Homestead, Pennsylvania, operates a suspended ropes course where visitors ages 5 and up navigate through aerial challenges while experiencing the beautiful architecture of St. Mary Magdalene Church. The obstacle course is designed for families and groups seeking bonding experiences as they work through suspended obstacles together. Beyond the ropes course, Dragon's Den serves the local community through free after-school programs for youth ages 6 to 18. The Regular After-School Program offers structured academic support alongside STEAM, sports, arts, cooking, and music enrichment. Oratorio Drop-In provides flexible access where children can participate in activities of their choice without attendance requirements. For older students in grades 8 through 12, Learning Beyond Boundaries combines academic and test preparation with college and career exploration, leadership development, and hands-on field experiences throughout Pittsburgh. Tickets for the ropes course are sold online through the venue's website.

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