The First Lutheran Church in Johnstown presents its next Noon Recital featuring the Irish Pretenders! Lunch follows at 12:35 p.m. No charge; pre-paid by the 1889 Foundation, Thrivent Financial, and […]

Fine Art, Photography, and Poetry submitted by Washington County residents who identify with mental health challenges and/or substance use disorders. Quality pieces available to sell and break the stigma associated […]

The second annual Pittsburgh Playhouse Fall Fest features entertainment for everyone! Enjoy food & drinks, games, local vendors, arts & crafts and rolling performances of Boo's Halloween House Party! Fall […]

Some Assembly Required, first commissioned by the Carnegie Museum of Art in 1996, is a signature Attack Theatre experience — part performance, part conversation, and entirely alive. Blending dance, live […]

Join acclaimed Pittsburgh drummer James Johnson III for an evening of inventive jazz in the intimate Studio at the Carnegie Carnegie. Known for his versatility and expressive style, Johnson seamlessly […]

Melancholy and ecstasy, laments and dances, elegant salon music and war songs: this is the diverse array of emotions and styles reflected in Sydney Kaczorowski and Fabio Gentili’s program of […]

Virtuoso Tracy Mortimore does amazing and surprising things with a string bass! Tracy will play contemporary works that manipulate the sound of the bass using electronics of various kinds. Composers include Kaija Saariho, Alexandra Gardner, Stefano Scodanibbio, and Tracy himself. Free admission, $20 suggested donation. Allegheny Unitarian Church is a beautiful stone building from 1905. […]

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 […]

Poet Yona Harvey (You Don’t Have to Go to Mars for Love) and scholar Tahira J. Walker (Rhetoric, Intersectionality, and Black Women in Pittsburgh) explore what it means to be a Black woman living in a city deemed most unlivable for them. The pair will discuss their respective works and the intersection of history, community, […]

What are we missing when we limit the canon to American works? What books from outside of the US should we be putting at the top of our lists? In this program, City of Asylum Writers-in-Residence Anouar Rahmani, Mukhtar Shehata, Bertony Louis, and Olena Boryshpolets share the books and writers from their home countries—Algeria, Egypt, […]

Bethany Baptist Church Community Minitries will host a Musical Celebration in honor of its 25th Anniversary to the community. The Musical will feature choirs, soloists, Liturgical Dances, from Pittsburgh and the surrounding areas. The Musical is schduled for SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18, 2025, 3:00 P.M. Admission is FREE. For information, contact Dr. Herbert V.R.P. Jones, Minister […]