Events for September 27, 2026
ART EXHIBITION & SALE DORMONT MUNICIPAL CENTER MAIN LOBBY GALLERY
WHERE: Dormont Municipal Center Main Lobby Gallery 1444 Hilldale Ave. 15216 1444 Hilldale Ave. 15216, Dormont, PittsburghWHAT: Artists: Nick Ruble, Joshua Hoffman, Brett Mason EXHIBITION & SALE - DORMONT CENTER MAIN LOBBY GALLERY The Borough of Dormont believes in the power of art to uplift the […]
Cultural Trust: Disney’s The Lion King
More than 120 million people around the world have experienced the phenomenon of Disney’s THE LION KING, and now you can, too, when Pittsburgh's best-loved musical returns to the Benedum […]
Scraposaurs
For a limited time at Pittsburgh Botanic Garden, prehistoric creatures are taking over the landscape! Take a walk through time and discover 15 sculptures made entirely from recycled metal and […]
Lavett Ballard: a Rose is a Rose is a Rose
Lavett Ballard: a Rose is a Rose is a Rose is a poetic play of mixed media assemblages—varying in shape, scale, and texture—grounded in Ballard’s richly layered narrative style. Through her […]
Textures of Being
Textures of Being brings together artists whose practices honor the body—its sensitivities and its wisdom—as a site of deep creative knowledge. Rooted in materiality and lived experience, this exhibition reimagines disability […]
In Clay
City Theater Presents In Clay September 19 – October 11 A dazzling solo musical based on the true story of overlooked early 20th-century ceramic artist Marie-Berthe Cazin, In Clay tells […]
Pittsburgh Silent Film Festival: “The Black Pirate”
The 2026 Pittsburgh Silent Film Festival kicks off at The Lindsay Theater and Cultural Center with 1926's "The Black Pirate" on Sunday, Sept. 27, at 2 p.m. "The Black Pirate" was directed by Albert Parker and stars Douglas Fairbanks as the titular swashbuckler who embarks on a revenge mission against the pirates who killed his […]
Resonance Works Opens 14th season with “An Anchor in Time”
Resonance Works opens its season with An Anchor in Time, a musical exploration of time and memory. Featuring Gilda Lyons’ piece of the same name, alongside Aaron Copland's Appalachian Spring Suite, and a choral time capsule, with music from Monteverdi to Margaret Bonds and more.
Spotlight: September LGTBQ+ Theatre Jam Session
Join us for the next in-person monthly jam session for Spotlight, a space for Pittsburgh-based LGBTQ+ theatre artists to take center stage. During these meet-ups, we invite LGBTQ+ folx of all backgrounds and experience levels to share their talents and ideas with each other in a fun and casual atmosphere. If you’re an actor and […]