The Academy String Quartet salutes nations that have supported Ukraine in its struggle: Spain: Joaquin Turina Oracion del torero, Czech Republic: Bohuslav Martinu Serenata #2, Sweden: Wilhelm Stenhammar Allegro, Germany/Austria: Beethoven Opus 18, #4, in C minor. Plus Vasyl Barvinsky's profound Elegy. Free admission, $20 suggested donation. A special collection will be taken to support […]

In conversation with Anderson Tepper, this program will feature a discussion with editor Han Zhang and translator Jeremy Tiang on the translation process and the importance of Chinese literature’s presence—indeed, the presence of translated literature at large—in America. The program will focus on Zhang Yueran’s Women, Seated, one of the season’s hottest books.

Celebrate the music of Celine Dion with powerhouse vocalist Jenene Caramielo and a live band in Celebrating Celine, a stunning tribute to the global superstar. Known for her dynamic stage presence and remarkable vocal range, Caramielo channels the heart and soul of Celine’s iconic performances. From soaring anthems to heartfelt ballads, she delivers unforgettable renditions of hits like “I Drove All […]

The Pittsburgh Savoyards continue their 88th season this fall with Gilbert and Sullivan’s penultimate operetta, Utopia, Limited. Performances will be held October 10-12 and 17-19 2025 at the Andrew Carnegie Free Library & Music Hall in Carnegie, PA (Directions and parking). Online livestreams are also available for select performances (11th and 18th). All performances will […]

The Steinway Society of Western Pennsylvania is thrilled to present pianist ALJOSA JURINIC, finalist of the 2015 International Chopin Competition in Warsaw and prizewinner of the Queen Elisabeth and Leeds international competitions, in a Sunday afternoon solo recital at Carnegie Mellon University. He will perform an all-Chopin program: Piano Sonatas No. 2 and 3 in […]

Author and historian Pamela Nadell’s new book Antisemitism, an American Tradition investigates the dark history of how this hate threaded across the American past from colonial times to today. In the wake of the October 27, 2018, synagogue shooting, many Americans were shocked to see such violent antisemitism in the United States. From attempts to […]

Join the Pittsburgh Philharmonic as we open our 50th season with “The Lighter Side of Greatness.” This program explores the more playful and spirited side of composers. Carl Maria von Weber’s ‘Oberon Overture’ sparkles with its operatic charm, while Sibelius’ ‘Karelia Suite’ celebrates Finnish folk-culture and pastoral beauty. Often overshadowed by its grander siblings, Beethoven’s […]

Perhaps the most beautiful thing about language are the endless ways it can take shape, from the spoken and written word to physical, corporeal form. In this program, City of Asylum welcomes Deaf storytellers and poets Kj Johnson, Val Wojton, Mj Shahen, NuNu Davis, and Lisa McBee for performances in American Sign Language (ASL) and […]

St. John's Reformed United Church of Christ in Greensburg, PA will celebrate an evening of music featuring Robert Copeland on St. John's 1947 pipe organ and Forrest Moore, music director […]

In 2006, author Kiran Desai won the Booker Prize for her novel The Inheritance of Loss. For nearly 20 years, the world has been waiting with bated breath for her […]

A captivating musical theater performance and book launch of Writer-in-Residence Olena Boryshpolets’s new long-form poem, featuring actor Christopher Rivas and bandura musician Lesya Verba.