Music strengthens, unites and uplifts our voices in celebration of our shared journey. Belle Voci is thrilled to host the 13th annual Treble Choir Festival of Western Pennsylvania at First Presbyterian Church of Edgewood (120 East Swissvale Ave., Pittsburgh, PA 15218) on Sunday, Oct. 27, at 3 p.m. Admission is $5 at the door. Seven […]

The Pittsburgh Compline Choir sings Compline (the service of Night Prayer from the monastic tradition) each Sunday evening at 8:00 pm in Heinz Memorial Chapel in Oakland, under the direction of Dr. Douglas Jade Burn.

Camerata 33 (Latin American Chamber Orchestra) Celebrate Halloween with a live, immersive journey through haunting Latin American Myths and Legends.

We’re thrilled to have Mo’Ney Thomas be our second exhibiting artist for the ‘24-’25 season of Art All Over. Mo’Ney Thomas aka Majestic Mo is a Pittsburgh-born and raised professional […]

The Dukes Music Dr. Paul V. Miller, director Music of J. S. Bach, Michel Corrette, Giovanni Battista Fontana, G. F. Handel, William Billings

Join the Academy String Quartet for an afternoon concert in the beautiful setting of Zion’s Lutheran Church. The cost is $20 per person. You can reserve online or pay at […]

Join the PCC and area high schools in this special celebration of choral music! Enjoy a wide variety of choral repertoire as each choir presents an individual set. The grand […]

The Calvary Episcopal Church Choir (Alan J. Lewis , director) will sing Mozart's Requiem in a liturgical setting with soloists and orchestra on Sunday, November 3 at 5:00 pm at […]

As the son of Manny Greenhill, who founded Folklore Productions in 1957, Mitch was exposed to music from childhood. He grew up in the fervent and dynamic 1960’s Boston music […]

Friday, Friday, FRIDAY NOV 8! (not Saturday!) Alice Howe (https://www.alicehowe.com/), named Best Female Artist at the 2023 International Acoustic Music Awards, is on tour with Freebo (https://freebomusic.com/), her producer and […]

Duquesne University Flute Choir Daniel Parasky, director This concert features music inspired by light in its various forms. Works by: Lindquist, Cohen, Burnette, Meier, Molnar-Suhajda and Chamberlain

PROGRAM Vodnik a Rebu (Vodnik and the Fish) Darlene Thompson Rosemary Pavlovsky, Soprano -Terri Denmon-Agin, Flute Carol Gilmour, Clarinet -Roger Day, Tuba Ronni Weiss* and Carol Chestnut*, Puppeteers Fugue on […]

Join us for our international Reel Stories series, for the fantastic DESIRE LINES. An Iranian American trans man travels back in time to an LGBTQ+ archive to understand his sexuality. […]

This fall, we welcome back the HarmoniZing Ensemble, directed by founding member and masterful erhu performer Mimi Jong. This stunning program features reinterpretations of traditional songs from China, Kazakhstan, and Turkey as well as original compositions by local musicians Jeff Berman and John Marcinizyn. In constant pursuit of their mission to “nurture cross-cultural understanding through […]

To round out the 2024 year, Sweetwater will be hosting an Artisan Exhibition in our gallery space! This invitational will feature a variety of local and Sweetwater artists, selling 10-20 pieces of their wares. Part shop, part exhibition, this show is the perfect chance to find a unique gift for the holiday season! Opening reception: […]

Alison Brown doesn’t play the banjo. Alison Brown plays music on the banjo. Acoustic instrumental music has never been so beautifully represented as by Alison Brown. As one of the most multi-faceted minds on today’s roots music scene, every one of Alison’s endeavors is marked by innovation, intelligence, and grace. As a banjo player, she […]

Duquesne University Opera Workshop Dr. Nicole Jenkins, director Join us as we celebrate the best of Italian Opera beginning with scenes from Mozart's Don Giovanni followed by scenes from bel canto composers Donizetti and Bellini, and ending with scenes from Verdi's Rigoletto.

Check out the solo art show by Kelli Horan that explores the end of the world and the simulation through pyrography/painting. Open hours 11/16 from 10am-6pm Live pyrography+painting all day

A choral production of antiphonal singing, performed a capella, in which parts of the Choir sing to each other and the audience simultaneously from different locations of the performance venue. Antiphonal music is of great antiquity and occurs in the folk and liturgical music of many cultures. Trinity Episcopal Cathedral, with its beauty, nooks and […]

An adulterous double feature Jealousy, two-timing, and revenge unite the back-to-back tragedies of 'Cavalleria Rusticana' and 'Pagliacci'. Possessiveness, machismo, and rage fuel their bloody conclusions. Cavalleria Rusticana: On Easter Sunday, […]

City of Asylum welcomes Jamaica Kincaid, winner of the Lannan Literary Award for Fiction and the American Book Award, to the Alphabet City stage this fall. The celebrated writer and gardener will engage in conversation with Curator for World Literature, Anderson Tepper, to discuss her life and work, with special focus on her latest book […]

Winter is coming, but you can stay warm and cozy with the Unity Brass Quintet. Join us for an afternoon of uplifting and fun music. As always, we bring you a wide variety of pieces, from composers of the Baroque era and brass quintet classics, to the jazz of Glenn Miller and Cole Porter and […]

What happens when we tell stories? What do we discover about ourselves—and each other—when we share? With these questions in mind, Story Club Pittsburgh (created by the former producers of The Moth Pittsburgh) organizes and hosts Story Slam, a monthly nonfiction storytelling series at City of Asylum. A charming mix of open mic nights and […]

In this Thursday Night Jazz performance, we’re all about that bass. City of Asylum welcomes the Lynn Speakman quintet for a show featuring compositions written by bass players, for bass players, as well as some of Lynn’s own compositions that feature the bass or were inspired by a bass player. The bass is the heartbeat […]

Add the warmth of craft to your home this holiday season, while you also find handcrafted gifts for everyone on your list. You can be the first to shop a curated selection of exclusive tableware, crafted by artists from across the country. We’ll also have an exciting selection of new merchandise and holiday decor. And […]

Born in England in 1957, John Dixon learned to play the pipe organ and started composing music while at high school. During his school years, he was active in music in the Anglican church and was a founding member of The Southend Boys Choir, one of Britain's foremost youth choirs. Although he earned degrees in […]

Join us at Chatham University’s James Laughlin Music Center on Saturday, November 23 at 3:00 PM for an afternoon of music performed by Kira Bokalders, Robin Treybig, and Yeeha Chiu. All proceeds will benefit the Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank.

The Chamber Orchestra of Pittsburgh (COP) continues its 10th Anniversary season with a rich and varied program on November 23 and 24. On Saturday, November 23, 2024 at Levy Hall of Rodef Shalom starting at 7:30 and Sunday, November 24, 2024 at Sixth Presbyterian Church starting at 3:00, COP gathers a compellingly diverse collection of […]

Bring the Family and BEGIN THE CELEBRATIONS – with ARCA’s Thanksgiving Holiday “Classical Piano Pops” concert with the dazzling virtuosity of pianist SVETLANA SMOLINA in a program featuring The Nutcracker Suite, Blue Danube, John Williams “Scent of a Woman” Tango, George Gershwin “The Man I Love” and Georges Bizet’s Carmen Variations – PLUS Chopin Ballade, […]

THE STEINWAY SOCIETY OF WESTERN PAPRESENTS PIANIST NATHAN LEE IN RECITAL AT KRESGE THEATER, COLLEGE OF FINE ARTS, CMU ON SUNDAY NOVEMBER 24th, 2024 AT 3PM. THE ALL CHOPIN RECITAL FEATURES NOCTURNE No. 2, Op 27; PRELUDES 13 THROUGH 24, Op 28; AND SONATA No. 3, Op 58. AT AGE 15, LEE WON FIRST PRIZE […]

Join us for a day of community, creativity, and connection at our South Side Saturday: A Small Business Market! We're bringing together talented local vendors to showcase their handcrafted goods, art, clothing, and more—all in celebration of the hard work that makes small businesses thrive. Among the vendors, we’re excited to welcome Honeycomb Credit alumni […]

A feast of fine music, Victorian architecture, terrific food, and the fun of trains. This is our annual holiday concert, set in one of Pittsburgh's most remarkable 19th-century mansions. Following the concert is a meet-the-artist reception and a tour of the world's finest collection of pre-WWII "standard gauge" trains by Lionel, Ives, American Flyer, and […]