Lifelong guitarist Mila Shadel, accompanied by Joe Sheehan, Anton DeFade, and James Johnson III, fills the air with love and jazz in this Valentine’s Day celebration concert.

Mirabelle Skipworth is an alt-folk songwriter living in Pittsburgh, PA, who has been playing her songs out for the past decade. Traveling around with her folk-inspired melodies sprinkled with an alt-rock tinge, her songs aim to take the audience on an emotive, dynamic, and sensitive journey. She draws from her own experiences, books, and observations. […]

Give your little ones a Valentine’s date of their own! While you enjoy a romantic dinner or a stroll through the heart of Lawrenceville, your kids will be busy falling in love with creativity. We’re hosting an evening packed with high-energy dance games, DIY Valentine’s crafts, and imaginative creative play. We’ll keep the energy up […]

This Valentine's Day weekend, join us for some speed dating - but not the stressful, making awkward small talk variety. We're talking about craft "speed dating"! Join us on Friday, February 13, for Fall In Love With Craft. You’ll get an introduction to all of our studios, meet our instructors, and learn about the many […]

Friday, February 13 | 7pm Saturday, February 14 | 2pm & 7pm Sunday, February 15 | 2pm Based on the 2006 film, this electrifying stage adaptation follows Akeelah Anderson as she claims her voice one unforgettable word at a time. Battling fear, doubt, and personal loss, Akeelah and her village rise together to win in […]

Friday, February 13 | 7pm Saturday, February 14 | 2pm & 7pm Sunday, February 15 | 2pm Based on the 2006 film, this electrifying stage adaptation follows Akeelah Anderson as she claims her voice one unforgettable word at a time. Battling fear, doubt, and personal loss, Akeelah and her village rise together to win in […]

Carnegie Mellon Wind Ensemble George Vosburgh, Director Stephen Story, Associate Director The Carnegie Mellon Wind Ensemble utilizes a flexible instrumentation of winds, brass, and percussion to perform repertoire from standard concert band works to contemporary compositions of various instrumental combinations. Program: Ron Nelson Savannah River Holiday Winner of the 2025-26 Concerto Competition TBD Gustav Holst […]

Friday, February 13 | 7pm Saturday, February 14 | 2pm & 7pm Sunday, February 15 | 2pm Based on the 2006 film, this electrifying stage adaptation follows Akeelah Anderson as she claims her voice one unforgettable word at a time. Battling fear, doubt, and personal loss, Akeelah and her village rise together to win in […]

Friday, February 13 | 7pm Saturday, February 14 | 2pm & 7pm Sunday, February 15 | 2pm Based on the 2006 film, this electrifying stage adaptation follows Akeelah Anderson as she claims her voice one unforgettable word at a time. Battling fear, doubt, and personal loss, Akeelah and her village rise together to win in […]

The Bach Choir of Pittsburgh continues its cinema-themed season with “Never Silenced”, an inventive program that explores the artistic parallels between Johann Sebastian Bach and silent film icon Charlie Chaplin.

In the first World Literature program of the year, Anderson Tepper will be in conversation with Cameroonian author Patrice Nganang to discuss his new memoir, “Scale Boy: An African Childhood.”

Yoko Suzuki, Max Leake, Eli Namay, and Roger Humphries, legendary jazz musicians in the local Pittsburgh scene, breathe new life into John Coltrane’s iconic album.

The BROADcast Concert Series welcomes pianist, organist, and collaborative artist Dr. Douglas-Jayd Burn for a concert titled “Infrequent Concert Gems: Balbastre, Brahms, and Liszt”. This hybrid recital program for organ, piano, and chamber choir includes contrasting sacred and secular repertoire featured on their historic 1909 Möller Pipe Organ at Sewickley UMC. This concert kicks off […]

While drunkenly stumbling home one night, siblings Sheila and David become inexplicably rooted to the earth. As knowledge about this mysterious event spreads, old and new relationships begin to form a utopian community around Sheila and David. The group wrestles with how to care for Sheila, David, and each other in the face of these […]

Third Presbyterian Church presents Rodolfo Zanetti in a solo recital of music for the bandoneon. A native of Argentina, Mr. Zanetti is a renowned bandoneon player-- a type of concertina particularly popular in his home country and an essential instrument in most tango ensembles. In addition to music by Astor Piazzolla, he will perform concert […]

Come join in, carolers all, for an afternoon of singing on Saturday, February 21 at 2:00 pm. This carol sing will be held at the Lutheran University Center in Oakland, 4515 Forbes Avenue on the University of Pittsburgh campus. The Oxford Book of Carols (1928, edited by Ralph Vaughan Williams) contains many carols for the […]

Music for Food: Kreutzer and Kreisler invites audiences to an afternoon of chamber music that blends artistic excellence with social impact. Violinist Roy Sonne and pianist Amy Simpson will perform Beethoven’s monumental Kreutzer Sonata alongside works by Fritz Kreisler, showcasing the expressive power and intimacy of the violin–piano duo repertoire. This concert is part of […]

Immerse yourself in the folklore and intrigues of immigrant workers in early 20th-century Pittsburgh through tabletop roleplaying game, Vaesen. Take the role of a character from the world photographed by Lewis Hine in his work for the 1906 Pittsburgh Survey and solve a mystery that weaves together industrial conflict and the mythological beliefs brought to […]

Academy Concerts presents HaydnBurgh. HaydnBurgh is a project dedicated solely to the performance of string quartets by the great master of the genre, the "Father of the String Quartet," Joseph Haydn. This program will feature one of Haydn's early quartets, the rarely performed Opus 9, #1 in C major; a fiendishly difficult quartet from Haydn's […]

While drunkenly stumbling home one night, siblings Sheila and David become inexplicably rooted to the earth. As knowledge about this mysterious event spreads, old and new relationships begin to form a utopian community around Sheila and David. The group wrestles with how to care for Sheila, David, and each other in the face of these […]

Join experts and professionals from across nonprofit, public, and private sectors at the World Affairs Institute for an intergenerational and cross-disciplinary exploration of how AI is reshaping our region and […]

Spanish composer and musician Laura González Flores, also known by her “B-Side” LauraB, takes to the Alphabet City stage for her second-ever North American tour to share her latest, most […]

While drunkenly stumbling home one night, siblings Sheila and David become inexplicably rooted to the earth. As knowledge about this mysterious event spreads, old and new relationships begin to form […]

Brew House Arts presents Art of Pittsburgh’s South Side, an exhibition of artwork by artists living and working in Pittsburgh’s South Side communities. This is our largest exhibition of South […]

Jazz vocalist Delana Flowers honors her late mentor, professional composer, musical director, performer, visual artist, and sculptor Ernest McCarty, as well as Queen of the Blues, Dinah Washington.

While drunkenly stumbling home one night, siblings Sheila and David become inexplicably rooted to the earth. As knowledge about this mysterious event spreads, old and new relationships begin to form […]

While drunkenly stumbling home one night, siblings Sheila and David become inexplicably rooted to the earth. As knowledge about this mysterious event spreads, old and new relationships begin to form […]

A romantic comedy set in a fashionable Parisian drawing room. The play revolves around a vain and witty Countess, her somewhat pompous lover the Baron, and her flirtatious interest in […]

Raw. Real. Unrepeatable. In fleeting moments, stories unfold — told in rhythm, gesture, and breath. Once in a While is a world-premiere dance performance powered by the music of the […]

The fabled children's play, Sleeping Beauty, will be presented by the Carnegie Performing Arts Center Saturday, February 28, at 7 p.m. and Sunday, March 1 at 2 pm. at the […]

Jerron Paxton and Dennis Lichtman are world-renowned multi-instrumentalists and vocalists whose mutual love of the history, stories, and significance behind the music they play is apparent as they romp through an energetic and engaging set of acoustic blues, ragtime, Tin Pan Alley pop songs, 1920s jazz, twin fiddle hoe-downs, and original songs and compositions. The […]

While drunkenly stumbling home one night, siblings Sheila and David become inexplicably rooted to the earth. As knowledge about this mysterious event spreads, old and new relationships begin to form a utopian community around Sheila and David. The group wrestles with how to care for Sheila, David, and each other in the face of these […]