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Thursday, Oct. 23-Sunday, Oct. 26, 2025

Kelly Vincentini and her kids Anyela, 11, Julianna, 9, Patrick, 6, and neighborhood kids, walk in the Skaneateles Halloween parade on October 25. Vincentini initially created Play2Learn to socially, cognitively, and physically engage her children in self-led activities where they can grow at their own pace outside of heavily structured programs.

Kelly Vincentini and her kids Anyela, 11, Julianna, 9, Patrick, 6, and neighborhood kids, walk in the Skaneateles Halloween parade on October 25. Vincentini initially created Play2Learn to socially, cognitively, and physically engage her children in self-led activities where they can grow at their own pace outside of heavily structured programs. Photo by Kamali Lewis.

GROWING TOGETHER: THE PLAY2LEARN STORY

By Kamali Lewis

Published

After taking maternity leave in 2017, owner Kelly Owens Vincentini longed to reconnect with her community. She launched Play2Learn, an interactive, child-directed sensory and music program. Thriving in Skaneateles, the program uses emerging brain development research to build community, creativity and confidence.

Story Credits

Kamali Lewis

Kamali
Lewis

    Coached by

    Laura Oliverio

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    Oliverio