Music at Third presents an evening of new music from the 20th and 21st centuries, featuring collegiate and high school musicians from around the city: Carnegie Mellon chamber music, Chatham University musicians, and CAPA Antithesis.

Beauty and the Beast, a charming, original, ballet, will be danced by the Carnegie Performing Arts Center, Saturday, April 25, at 7 p.m. and Sunday April 26 at 2 pm. at the Andrew Carnegie Music Hall, 300 Beechwood Avenue in Carnegie. The character of Belle is danced by Merielle Hooker, a freshman at Shady Side […]

Come enjoy this popular family-friendly tradition, where you can explore eco-vendor booths, listen to live music, participate in a clothing swap, take in a speakers series, try out a kids’ bike course, have some great food, and learn about ways to help the planet. More info: https://www.mtlebogreen.org/earthday

Get ready for an unforgettable evening! Flamenco Pittsburgh presents Duende: A Flamenco Journey, the organization’s first tablao of its second season. This spectacular performance will feature the Flamenco Pittsburgh ensemble, dancer Edwin Aparicio (Washington, D.C), guitarist Ricardo Marlow (Washington, D.C.), and singer Alfonso Cid (New York, NY). Duende is a must-know term in the flamenco […]

Carnegie Mellon Philharmonic Daniel Nesta Curtis, conductor Program: John Adams: The Wound Dresser Barbara York: Concerto for Tuba and Orchestra (“War and Rumors of War”) Claudia Shassberger, tuba (undergraduate winner of the 2025 Philharmonic Soloists Competition) Dimitri Shostakovich: Symphony No. 9 Cost: $10 Regular Admission $5 Senior Citizen (65+) Admission All students, along with CMU/Pitt […]

Preston Showman, organist at Friedens Lutheran Church, plays classics on a renovated Skinner 3,000-pipe organ. Lunch follows at 12:35. No charge; all costs pre-paid by grants and donations.

Interested in researching your family’s history? Join us to learn how to get started, what questions to ask, and which resources the library has for you. Presented by Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh’s Local History Department. Advance registration and payment is required. Exhibition admission not included.

Join us in celebration of the release of Straight Fours, Snappin’ Bug Stringband’s 7th album in a series of Old Time Music of Southwestern Pennsylvania. Pittsburgh old-time music icons Mark Tamsula, Richard Withers, and Barbara Rosner are giving new life to a regional music tradition. They present traditional Appalachian music, historically rooted in Southwestern Pennsylvania, […]