Cultural Calendar

In the new exhibition, “Keiko Fukazawa Retrospective: The Space in Between”, Contemporary Craft presents a comprehensive survey of California-based artist, Keiko Fukazawa’s more than forty-year career, featuring new works alongside […]

Join us for the opening reception of CDCP x WCDC Present: Charlotte Ka on March 1st, 2025 from 12-3pm and check out Charlotte's beautiful work. Charlotte will join us in […]

Holding Still, Holding On launches an exciting new series spotlighting the MFA program, opens new tab from the school where Andy Warhol earned his degree in pictorial design in 1949 […]

MARRIAGE ON THE ROCKS SERVED UP WITH A TONY AWARD It’s all fun and games until the one and only Edward Albee picks up his pen. His 1962 masterpiece WHO’S […]

Pittsburgh Indie Expo (PIE) is an event that highlights the creativity and innovation of independent comics creators, zine makers, artists, and small press publishers in the Pittsburgh region and beyond. […]

CORNINGWORKS 15th ANNIVERSARY SEASON presents: The Glue Factory Projects - original evening-length dancetheater works created on internationally & nationally critically acclaimed performers over the age of 40 STAND BY — […]

Join us, in the soaring space of Zion’s Lutheran, for a magical cabaret with mercurial chanteuse Daphne Alderson. With her extraordinary St. Michael Band, Daphne calls in spring’s new life, […]

“After my living a long life with the Rachmaninoff 3rd, it took this youthful musician to show me the most imaginative and compelling performance of the work I have ever […]

His escape is her cage. In this groundbreaking new production created by an all-Japanese and Japanese American creative team, Madama Butterfly’s story is transported to a fantastical realm where reality […]

The Mendelssohn Choir of Pittsburgh (MCP) is thrilled to present "We All Sing," a concert that honors the profound role of singing in human connection. This event will feature works […]

This 1.5 hour lecture demonstration includes a short presentation on the medieval noh drama -- the world's oldest continually performed dramatic form -- and then an abbreviated performance of the […]