“Transformation” is Contemporary Craft’s triennial exhibition established to recognize excellence in the field of craft. For its 12th iteration, the exhibition highlights the expressive and technical possibilities of wood. Nineteen […]

Picture This: An exhibition spotlighting intergenerational connection November 8, 2025 – February 1, 2026 • August Wilson African American Cultural Center From neighborhood sidewalks to living rooms and front porches, […]

Based in the heart of the Monongahela National Forest in Elkins, West Virginia, the Solar Ant Arts Collective is gaining recognition as a model for creating change in their communities. […]

Pianist Marc-André Hamelin, “a performer of near-superhuman technical prowess” (The New York Times), is known worldwide for his unrivaled technique and musicianship. Equal parts intimate and virtuosic, Hamelin’s program ranges from Charles Ives’s monumental “Concord” sonata, with its portraits of great American Transcendentalists, to Robert Schumann’s contemplative Waldszenen (Forest Scenes) to Maurice Ravel’s thrilling “Gaspard […]

THE RECITAL SERIES Presents “Folk Music with a Classical Twist!” Tuesday, January 13, 2026, 1 pm Levy Hall at Rodef Shalom – 4905 Fifth Avenue, Pgh PA 15213 Program Six Studies in English Folk Song Ralph Vaughn Williams (1872–1958) Stephen Mayhew, viola Heidi Mayhew, piano* Four Folk Songs for Soprano, Viola and Piano arr. Alan […]

Jonathan Randazzo (Principal), Amanda Stewart (Associate Principal), Jonathan Reycraft (Utility Trombone), and Christopher Bassett (Bass Trombone)

Join us at the Mt Lebanon Public Library for an evening with Pulitzer Prize winning poet Brandon Som. Som will read and discuss his work. Brandon Som is a Chicano and Chinese American poet. His most recent poetry collection Tripas was awarded the 2024 Pulitzer Prize in Poetry and was a finalist for the National […]

The wonder of winter comes to life at Winterfest, The Frick Pittsburgh's annual celebration of this snowy season. Experience the magic of a new year with offerings for Frick fans of all ages, including live performances, artmaking activities, historic home tours, plus so much more!

Organized by Duquesne University's Mary Pappert School of Music.

History That Doesn’t Suck! w/ Prof. Greg Jackson in Concert with the Westmoreland Symphony Orchestra This is the story of The Unlikely Union of our American States, performed by Professor Greg Jackson, creator of the chart-topping podcast History That Doesn’t Suck!, and accompanied live by the Westmoreland Symphony Orchestra conducted by Daniel Meyer. The United […]

Music at Third presents "Under the Same Sky", a concert for voice, piano, oboe and english horn interweaving tangos and theater music in Yiddish with fragments from the writings of Etty Hillesum, featuring Raquel Winnica Young (voice/creator), Lenny Young (oboe/English horn) and Douglas Levine (piano/arrangements). Admission is by free-will donation. Born in 1914, the Dutch […]

We are thrilled to invite you to Crosscurrents, a recital showcasing original works by emerging composers from the Mary Pappert School of Music. Join us as we explore an eclectic mix of musical voices and creative perspectives. This event promises an afternoon of new music and artistic exchange by MPSOM students. We hope you’ll join […]