Events
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6 events,
When the Lights Come On: Queer Nightlife as Emergent Space, curated by Hannah Turpin, brings together local, national, and international artists reflecting on their experiences of queer nightlife. The exhibition looks at these gatherings as sites of communal adaptation and resilience, amplifying how radical love and pleasure are necessary for imagining a more liberated future. […]
Free
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 selected archival materials. Through her use of porcelain, Fukazawa highlights ceramic artistry, process, and history advocating for the medium’s importance in the contemporary world. Keiko […]
Free
It’s the year 1999 and the Wayne, NJ chapter of the Morning Reckoning Fan Club meets to worship their favorite boy band and navigate the rough waters of the 8th grade experience. Tensions rise when the group’s plans begin to go awry resulting in a devastating moment that changes the course of their lives forever. […]
$25
The classic tale of the Little Mermaid who falls in love with a Prince is the offering of the Carnegie Performing Art’s Center Children's Play. The Little Mermaid meets the Prince when she swims up to the surface for the first time and saves him from a shipwreck. Longing to tell him that she saved […]
$20
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On Saturday, February 22, 2025 7:30pm at Rodef Shalom and Sunday, February 23, 2025, 3:00pm at Bower Hill Community Church, The Chamber Orchestra of Pittsburgh performs the Pittsburgh premiere of the Concerto for Cimbalom by Jonathan Blair, featuring guest percussionist Matthew Coley as the soloist. The program further includes two exceptional works for string orchestra, […]
$10 – $35
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Join the Bach Choir of Pittsburgh for an unforgettable evening of music celebrating the rich tapestry of Black musical heritage with a program featuring works by Adolphus Hailstork, R. Nathaniel Dett, Margaret Bonds, Duke Ellington, Billy Strayhorn, and more. Plus, be among the first to experience the live premiere of Shout Joy, a moving choral […]
$15 – $35
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3 events,
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Chamber Music Pittsburgh presents Grammy-nominated vocalist Nicholas Phan and early music ensemble Les Délices, who weave together Baroque masterpieces with the Pittsburgh debut of a new work by Vietnamese-American composer Viet Cuong. Inspired by a Chinese Confucian myth about illness and memory loss, “A Moment’s Oblivion” provides a nuanced exploration of healing, acceptance, and the […]
$30 – $55
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6 events,
First Lutheran Church Johnstown is excited to host their Tuesday Noon Recital Series every Tuesday at noon in July! It is a half-hour recital with lunch afterwards in the Social Hall. Admission is free. Contributions are accepted. The program for each Tuesday recital is as follows: July 9th - Andrea Blough - Her program will […]
Free
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A new season of Children's Drama classes begins at the Carnegie Performing Arts Center beginning on Tuesday, February 6. Offered from 5-6 p.m. on Tuesdays, Children's Drama offers classes in improvisation, and line memorization and culminate in a theatrical presentation in May. Children ages 7-12 can take the class and are encouraged to overcome any […]
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Join the Greater Pittsburgh Arts Council for the Creative Hive, a free monthly networking event designed to provide a friendly and casual space for artists, creatives, art educators, culture bearers, and arts administrators to establish and foster professional relationships.
Free
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3 events,
Described as scandalous work when it was first performed in 1892, the story follows widow Helene Alving as she tries to start her life anew after the death of her philandering husband. By Henrik Ibsen Adapted by Richard Eyre Directed by Carlos E. Martínez Performances Wednesday, February 26 @ 8PM Thursday, February 27 @ 8PM […]
$22.00 – $38.50
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5 events,
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Lifting Liberty is a collage, photo, and text meditation on the legacy of Black cultural spaces in East Liberty. From Howe Studios to the Selma Burke Art Center to the Shadow Lounge, a constellation of creative places and people have shined bright for more than a century in our neighborhood. The installation pulls from archives […]
Free – $20
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Love was patient, Love was kind. Love felt like losing your mind. Was it really blind? Love was familial, chosen and given, platonic, seasonal, casual, forbidden, romantic. Sisters, brothers, friends, and lovers, soulmates, and twin flames, address and/or name change. Love was intertwining souls, temporary and eternal. Healing and holes, inside out wealth, others and […]
Free
Described as scandalous work when it was first performed in 1892, the story follows widow Helene Alving as she tries to start her life anew after the death of her philandering husband. By Henrik Ibsen Adapted by Richard Eyre Directed by Carlos E. Martínez Performances Wednesday, February 26 @ 8PM Thursday, February 27 @ 8PM […]
$22.00 – $38.50
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3 events,
Described as scandalous work when it was first performed in 1892, the story follows widow Helene Alving as she tries to start her life anew after the death of her philandering husband. By Henrik Ibsen Adapted by Richard Eyre Directed by Carlos E. Martínez Performances Wednesday, February 26 @ 8PM Thursday, February 27 @ 8PM […]
$22.00 – $38.50
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6 events,
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 the gallery to speak about her art on the walls. Light bites and snacks will be available. On display: March 1-May 31, 2025 Gallery hours: […]
Free
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All are welcome to come and sing this traditional American form of sacred music in harmony. We meet the first Saturday of each month. Come any time between 1 PM and 3 PM. We have books to lend and we will teach you what you need to know.
Free
Described as scandalous work when it was first performed in 1892, the story follows widow Helene Alving as she tries to start her life anew after the death of her philandering husband. By Henrik Ibsen Adapted by Richard Eyre Directed by Carlos E. Martínez Performances Wednesday, February 26 @ 8PM Thursday, February 27 @ 8PM […]
$22.00 – $38.50
Described as scandalous work when it was first performed in 1892, the story follows widow Helene Alving as she tries to start her life anew after the death of her philandering husband. By Henrik Ibsen Adapted by Richard Eyre Directed by Carlos E. Martínez Performances Wednesday, February 26 @ 8PM Thursday, February 27 @ 8PM […]
$22.00 – $38.50
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4 events,
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The Pittsburgh Concert Chorale, under the masterful direction of Dr. Susan Medley, presents the magnificent Verdi Requiem at Carnegie Music Hall in Oakland, one time only on Sunday, March 2, at 4:00 PM. In celebration of PCC’s 40th anniversary, this powerful 130-voice chorale will be joined by the PCC Orchestra and acclaimed soloists. Widely regarded […]
Free – $30
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7 events,
First Lutheran Church Johnstown is excited to host their Tuesday Noon Recital Series every Tuesday at noon in July! It is a half-hour recital with lunch afterwards in the Social Hall. Admission is free. Contributions are accepted. The program for each Tuesday recital is as follows: July 9th - Andrea Blough - Her program will […]
Free
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A new season of Children's Drama classes begins at the Carnegie Performing Arts Center beginning on Tuesday, February 6. Offered from 5-6 p.m. on Tuesdays, Children's Drama offers classes in improvisation, and line memorization and culminate in a theatrical presentation in May. Children ages 7-12 can take the class and are encouraged to overcome any […]
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What happens when we tell stories? What do we discover about ourselves—and each other—when we share? With these questions in mind, Story Club Pittsburgh (created by the former producers of The Moth Pittsburgh) organizes and hosts Story Slam, a monthly nonfiction storytelling series at City of Asylum. A charming mix of open mic nights and […]
Free
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5 events,
Join the doctors from Direct Care Physicians of Pittsburgh who are teaming up with Drayer Physical Therapy on the 2nd and 4th Wednesdays of the month through September. Walk with a Doc is a walking program for everyone interested in taking steps for a healthier lifestyle. You’ll take a few minutes to learn about a […]
Free
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After launching YASU on March 1, 2020, surviving the pandemic, and since then becoming a nationally recognized organization for the young adult cancer population (18-45 years old when diagnosed) and their loved ones, it's time to celebrate our 5 year anniversary!! 125 tickets $125/each Includes steak on a stone, shrimp on a stone, or stuffed […]
$125
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4 events,
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Molly Alphabet is a country singer-songwriter from the backwoods of Lawrenceville, Pittsburgh, PA. She and her band play original music inspired by the sounds of classic country, folk, and honky tonk. Her full-length album Broken Record was released on vinyl in December 2022 as part of the Get Hip Folk Series. Stay tuned for a […]
$20.00
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4 events,
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Join us for an evocative choral-orchestral concert featuring three powerful works: Joel Thompson’s “Seven Last Words of the Unarmed,” Julia Perry’s “Stabat Mater,” and Leonard Bernstein’s “Chichester Psalms.” This collaborative program brings together the Resonance Chamber Orchestra, a new chamber choir, and acclaimed mezzo-soprano Lucia Bradford under the direction of Maria Sensi Sellner. Created in […]
$15 – $60
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6 events,
During Pittsburgh Opera’s free Song Shop Concerts, you bring the snacks and we bring the entertainment at the Bitz Opera Factory. Once a month (excluding January and May) during our season, Pittsburghers and visitors of all ages are invited to enjoy free intimate noontime concerts. Our Pittsburgh Opera Resident Artists perform some of opera’s most […]
Free
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We are a small group of singers formed to bring to life the music of 18th-century New England.
Free
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Harness your inner deity, and delight in Attack Theatre’s third annual Rock, Paper, Sizzle on Saturday, March 8! Come as you or build your own personal myth and join fellow revelers for this Mythical Masquerade. Enjoy delicious food, specialty cocktails, and indulge in a swirling world of creativity and mystique. Do the snake with Medusa, […]
$150
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5 events,
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Sunday, March 9, 2025 at 4pm “Nordic Masters” Guest Conductor: Jeffrey Klefstad The Greater Pittsburgh Masonic Center 3579 Masonic Way, Pittsburgh, PA 15237 Ticket prices for the 2024 – 2025 season are: Adult – $20 ($70 season) Seniors 62 and over – $15 ($50 season) Students – $5 ($15 season) Children 5 and under – […]
$20
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Join us for an evocative choral-orchestral concert featuring three powerful works: Joel Thompson’s “Seven Last Words of the Unarmed,” Julia Perry’s “Stabat Mater,” and Leonard Bernstein’s “Chichester Psalms.” This collaborative program brings together the Resonance Chamber Orchestra, a new chamber choir, and acclaimed mezzo-soprano Lucia Bradford under the direction of Maria Sensi Sellner. Created in […]
$15 – $60
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4 events,
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PUBLIQuartet presents What is American: Found Futures in its Chamber Music Pittsburgh debut. This groundbreaking program blurs the boundaries between improvisation and composition, Afrofuturism and contemporary classical performance, perceived past and imagined future. With works by Henry Threadgill, George Lewis, Vijay Iyer, and members of PUBLIQuartet, interspersed with reinterpretations of music by Julia Perry, Duke […]
$30 – $55
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7 events,
First Lutheran Church Johnstown is excited to host their Tuesday Noon Recital Series every Tuesday at noon in July! It is a half-hour recital with lunch afterwards in the Social Hall. Admission is free. Contributions are accepted. The program for each Tuesday recital is as follows: July 9th - Andrea Blough - Her program will […]
Free
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PROGRAM Introduction and Allegro for Harp, Flute, Maurice Ravel (1875-1937) Clarinet and String Quartet Marissa Knaub Avon, harp; Terri Denmon-Agin, flute; Janice Coppola, clarinet; Gabrielle Baum, violin; Laura Leonard, violin; John McCarthy, viola; Jeffrey Borrebach, cello Pièce en Forme de Habanera Maurice Ravel Janice Coppola, alto saxophone; Yeeha Chiu, piano Cinq mélodies populaires grecques Maurice […]
Free
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A new season of Children's Drama classes begins at the Carnegie Performing Arts Center beginning on Tuesday, February 6. Offered from 5-6 p.m. on Tuesdays, Children's Drama offers classes in improvisation, and line memorization and culminate in a theatrical presentation in May. Children ages 7-12 can take the class and are encouraged to overcome any […] |
8 events,
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 (then the Carnegie Institute of Technology, now Carnegie Mellon University). Holding Still, Holding On features new works by the CMU School of Art MFA Class […]
$13 – $25
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Join Attack Theatre for a full-moon, full-body experience like no other. Accompanied by live music, the event begins as Michele de la Reza and Tricia Kohler guide you through mindful movement seamlessly flowing into an immersive sonic experience as you lie comfortably, surrounded by a choir of 40+ singing bowls vibrating all around you. The […]
$45
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The Pittsburgh Savoyards conclude their 87th season this spring with Gilbert and Sullivan’s popular nautical operetta, H.M.S. Pinafore. Performances will be held March 14-16 and 21-23, 2025 at the Andrew Carnegie Free Library and Music Hall in Carnegie, PA (directions and parking). Online livestreams are also be available (see below)! Select performances will feature full […]
$25
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Since its founding, Chatham Baroque cut its teeth on the vast repertoire for two violins and continuo, developing its own distinctive sound. This program returns to their musical roots, with former ensemble member Julie Andrijeski (1996-2008) joining Andrew Fouts to share the melodic spotlight over the elegant continuo stylings of Patricia Halverson (viola da gamba), […]
$20 – $45
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12 events,
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Belle Voci, the Heritage Gospel Chorale of Pittsburgh, and the University of Pittsburgh Pantherhythms will join together on Saturday, March 15th at 3:00 P.M. at the Pentecostal Temple Church (6300 E Liberty Boulevard, Pittsburgh, PA 15206). The concert is free and open to the public. “United in Purpose,” showcases a collection of music and lyrics […]
Free
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Texture Contemporary Ballet's Children's Performance of “Sound in Motion” consists of excerpts from the mainstage production, plus a fun, interactive portion on stage with the dancers for all children in attendance! The event is designed for children ages 10 and under, however all ages are welcome. It is a great opportunity to introduce children to […]
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This event begins at 2:30 PM with a community sing for college students and adult choristers. Come join your voice in singing well-known South African favorites like "Siyahamba" and "Shosholoza"; hear stories from the artists; and be ready for a few surprises! The community sing will be followed by a featured performance by Thula Sizwe […]
$30
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8 events,
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Texture Contemporary Ballet's 14th season culminates in Sound in Motion, a captivating exploration of the interplay between movement and music. Prepare for a live-music collaboration that ignites the stage: Artistic Director Alan Obuzor joins forces with Pittsburgh-based musician, D.o.B., fusing edgy R&B music with the raw power and artistry of Texture's dancers. Resident Dancer Madeline […]
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Since its founding, Chatham Baroque cut its teeth on the vast repertoire for two violins and continuo, developing its own distinctive sound. This program returns to their musical roots, with former ensemble member Julie Andrijeski (1996-2008) joining Andrew Fouts to share the melodic spotlight over the elegant continuo stylings of Patricia Halverson (viola da gamba), […]
$20 – $45
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Featuring Duquesne University Jazz Ensemble and Vocal Jazz Ensemble Mike Tomaro and Kelley Krepin DeFade, directors Performing Mike Tomaro's arrangements of the music of: Chicago Blood, Sweat, & Tears Tower of Power Earth, Wind, & Fire With MPSOM alumni and other special guests
$10
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5 events,
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The members of the group are in residence at Duquesne University's Mary Pappert School of Music. The performers are Paul Doerksen and Chris Cox, trumpet, Benjamin Cacioppo, French horn, Edward Kocher, trombone and euphonium, and Michael Panza, tuba and arranger.
$10.00
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8 events,
The Free Association Reading series, founded by Pat Hart and Mark Nieson, showcases local writers sharing new writing and works in progress. This month’s reading spotlights writers Malcolm Culleton, Donna Wojnar Dzurilla, Catherine Gammon, and Camille Rankine. “Free Association readings began in 2016 for established and emerging writers of fiction, poetry, and nonfiction,” explains Pat. […]
Free
First Lutheran Church Johnstown is excited to host their Tuesday Noon Recital Series every Tuesday at noon in July! It is a half-hour recital with lunch afterwards in the Social Hall. Admission is free. Contributions are accepted. The program for each Tuesday recital is as follows: July 9th - Andrea Blough - Her program will […]
Free
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The Cranberry Men's Chorus is bringing their barbershop harmonies to the Adams War Memorial! This is a community event, all are welcome!
Free
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A new season of Children's Drama classes begins at the Carnegie Performing Arts Center beginning on Tuesday, February 6. Offered from 5-6 p.m. on Tuesdays, Children's Drama offers classes in improvisation, and line memorization and culminate in a theatrical presentation in May. Children ages 7-12 can take the class and are encouraged to overcome any […] |
7 events,
In this concert, City of Asylum welcomes back renowned multi-instrumentalist musician Tomchess to the Alphabet City stage. Along with Tomchess’ original compositions, this concert will feature improvisations inspired and influenced by different musics of the world—specifically West African, Middle Eastern, Andalusian, Mediterranean, and Indian—as well as American Jazz. These compositions and improvisations will be presented […]
Free
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 AFRAID OF VIRGINIA WOOLF? is a caustic cocktail of razor-sharp dialogue and electrifying performances that has kept audiences coming back for another round for decades. […]
$35 – $88
Join the doctors from Direct Care Physicians of Pittsburgh who are teaming up with Drayer Physical Therapy on the 2nd and 4th Wednesdays of the month through September. Walk with a Doc is a walking program for everyone interested in taking steps for a healthier lifestyle. You’ll take a few minutes to learn about a […]
Free
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7 events,
An uproarious new comedy about a theater troupe desperate to put on a show, but not quite prepared, as it turns out, for their production of a new adaptation of “The Three Musketeers.” By TJ Young Directed by Robert Ramirez Performances Thursday, March 20 @ 8PM Friday, March 21 @ 8PM Saturday, March 22 @ […]
$22.00 – $38.50
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Ego is a revolutionary musical journey through the intersection of identity and technology. Seamlessly blending avant-garde music with psychological explorations of how the different facets of personality are influenced by Artificial Intelligence, Ego is a mind-bending musical masterpiece you won’t want to miss. Presented by New Hazlett Theater as part of the 2025 CSA Performance […]
$20 – $30
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9 events,
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Ego is a revolutionary musical journey through the intersection of identity and technology. Seamlessly blending avant-garde music with psychological explorations of how the different facets of personality are influenced by Artificial Intelligence, Ego is a mind-bending musical masterpiece you won’t want to miss. Presented by New Hazlett Theater as part of the 2025 CSA Performance […]
$20 – $30
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Escape winter’s chill and celebrate the arrival of spring on Friday March 21st at 4pm! Soprano Kelly Lynch and pianist Walter Morales will perform romantic songs that feature many images of springtime, such as its lovely blooms of lilac and daisy, rushing waters that come from melting snows and warm intoxicating sunny fields. Featured will […]
Free
An uproarious new comedy about a theater troupe desperate to put on a show, but not quite prepared, as it turns out, for their production of a new adaptation of “The Three Musketeers.” By TJ Young Directed by Robert Ramirez Performances Thursday, March 20 @ 8PM Friday, March 21 @ 8PM Saturday, March 22 @ […]
$22.00 – $38.50
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12 events,
An uproarious new comedy about a theater troupe desperate to put on a show, but not quite prepared, as it turns out, for their production of a new adaptation of “The Three Musketeers.” By TJ Young Directed by Robert Ramirez Performances Thursday, March 20 @ 8PM Friday, March 21 @ 8PM Saturday, March 22 @ […]
$22.00 – $38.50
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The Pittsburgh Girls Choir is where girls find their voice and community. The goal of the choir is to transform the lives of our choristers by creating communities of compassion, excellence, and mutual respect. While our focus is on teaching girls the beauty of music and performance, we also prioritize teaching self-confidence and leadership through […]
$10 – $40
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6:30 pm: Choir Reunion & Singalong Sing like nobody's listening with the Dormont CoronaChoir in the Dormont Pool Parking Lot. Bring your whole family! We'll spend a little time singing our favorites from our quarantine times, and then head inside for our karaoke party! 7:00 pm: Karaoke Party Sing like you mean it at our […]
$30
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6 events,
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The Steinway Society of Western Pennsylvania is proud to present pianist John Novacek in a Sunday afternoon solo recital at Carnegie Mellon University. A meet-the-artist reception follows the recital. Versatile, Grammy-nominated pianist John Novacek regularly tours the Americas, Europe, Asia and Australia as solo recitalist, chamber musician and concerto soloist; in the latter capacity he […]
$25
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Music on the Avenue featuring Unity Brass Quintet. Unity Brass will perform on Saint John's "Music on the Avenue" concert series. We will be joined by organist Jeffrey H. Gray and trumpeter Chris Hart. Program: Dance by Wilke Renwick Iron Horse by Kevin McKee Jesu, Joy of Man’s Desiring by J.S. Bach with Jeffrey Gray […]
Free
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9 events,
First Lutheran Church Johnstown is excited to host their Tuesday Noon Recital Series every Tuesday at noon in July! It is a half-hour recital with lunch afterwards in the Social Hall. Admission is free. Contributions are accepted. The program for each Tuesday recital is as follows: July 9th - Andrea Blough - Her program will […]
Free
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A new season of Children's Drama classes begins at the Carnegie Performing Arts Center beginning on Tuesday, February 6. Offered from 5-6 p.m. on Tuesdays, Children's Drama offers classes in improvisation, and line memorization and culminate in a theatrical presentation in May. Children ages 7-12 can take the class and are encouraged to overcome any […]
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Greater Pittsburgh Arts Council's free monthly creative meetup and networking event. This month, join us at Community Forge in Wilkinsburg! No program, no agenda – just show up with a desire to network and connect. Drinks and snacks are on us!
Free
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6 events,
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Hailing from Valparaiso, Chile, singer-songwriter and fan-favorite Pascuala Ilabaca returns to the Alphabet City stage, accordion and full-bodied vocals in tow, accompanied by a full band, to regale us with all new songs. Pascuala’s music is steeped in tradition and blended seamlessly with everything from jazz to pop and rock. With six albums out and […]
Free
An uproarious new comedy about a theater troupe desperate to put on a show, but not quite prepared, as it turns out, for their production of a new adaptation of “The Three Musketeers.” By TJ Young Directed by Robert Ramirez Performances Thursday, March 20 @ 8PM Friday, March 21 @ 8PM Saturday, March 22 @ […]
$22.00 – $38.50
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6 events,
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 and dreams intersect. Pinkerton puts on a VR headset and transports us into a vibrant virtual reality playground where he has ultimate control. As his […]
$15.00
An uproarious new comedy about a theater troupe desperate to put on a show, but not quite prepared, as it turns out, for their production of a new adaptation of “The Three Musketeers.” By TJ Young Directed by Robert Ramirez Performances Thursday, March 20 @ 8PM Friday, March 21 @ 8PM Saturday, March 22 @ […]
$22.00 – $38.50
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8 events,
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Join the Mattress Factory for the opening of a new solo exhibition by artist-in-residence Marc Vilanova. Marc Vilanova's work is driven by a spirit of innovation, fueled by a deep interest in new media. His projects merge research and artistic practices, exploring concepts like audiovisuality, automation, machine self-expression, AI, superintelligence, and the socio-political implications of […]
Free
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 and dreams intersect. Pinkerton puts on a VR headset and transports us into a vibrant virtual reality playground where he has ultimate control. As his […]
$15.00
An uproarious new comedy about a theater troupe desperate to put on a show, but not quite prepared, as it turns out, for their production of a new adaptation of “The Three Musketeers.” By TJ Young Directed by Robert Ramirez Performances Thursday, March 20 @ 8PM Friday, March 21 @ 8PM Saturday, March 22 @ […]
$22.00 – $38.50
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8 events,
An uproarious new comedy about a theater troupe desperate to put on a show, but not quite prepared, as it turns out, for their production of a new adaptation of “The Three Musketeers.” By TJ Young Directed by Robert Ramirez Performances Thursday, March 20 @ 8PM Friday, March 21 @ 8PM Saturday, March 22 @ […]
$22.00 – $38.50
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Join Piano 4te—Jimmy Liu, Jack Kurutz, Uliana Kozhevnikova, and Becky Billock—for a captivating concert at the August Wilson Center. The program features virtuosic classical works by Liszt and Paganini, reimagined pop masterpieces such as Eleanor Rigby, and rhythmic, dynamic selections by modern composers Graham Fitkin and Douwe Eisenga. The evening also highlights the premiere of […]
$45 – $80
An uproarious new comedy about a theater troupe desperate to put on a show, but not quite prepared, as it turns out, for their production of a new adaptation of “The Three Musketeers.” By TJ Young Directed by Robert Ramirez Performances Thursday, March 20 @ 8PM Friday, March 21 @ 8PM Saturday, March 22 @ […]
$22.00 – $38.50
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10 events,
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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. It is a platform for artists, cartoonists, writers, small press publishers, and makers of all kinds to showcase their work, connect with audiences, and foster […]
Free
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 — an allegory A multi-disciplinary dancetheater production created in collaboration with renowned puppeteer TOM LEE engaging the centuries-old style of Japanese Kuruma Ningy (Cart Puppetry). A […]
$35 – $40
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“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 heard. His lyrical approach throughout did not rule out heights of passion of enormous proportion. His colors were limitless. The cadenza in the first movement […]
$6
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5 events,
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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 play "Kiyotsune," about a war widow whose grief brings the ghost of her fallen husband to visit her. A unique and rare opportunity to experience […]
Free
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8 events,
First Lutheran Church Johnstown is excited to host their Tuesday Noon Recital Series every Tuesday at noon in July! It is a half-hour recital with lunch afterwards in the Social Hall. Admission is free. Contributions are accepted. The program for each Tuesday recital is as follows: July 9th - Andrea Blough - Her program will […]
Free
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A new season of Children's Drama classes begins at the Carnegie Performing Arts Center beginning on Tuesday, February 6. Offered from 5-6 p.m. on Tuesdays, Children's Drama offers classes in improvisation, and line memorization and culminate in a theatrical presentation in May. Children ages 7-12 can take the class and are encouraged to overcome any […]
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What happens when we tell stories? What do we discover about ourselves—and each other—when we share? With these questions in mind, Story Club Pittsburgh (created by the former producers of The Moth Pittsburgh) organizes and hosts Story Slam, a monthly nonfiction storytelling series at City of Asylum. A charming mix of open mic nights and […]
Free
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6 events,
Join the doctors from Direct Care Physicians of Pittsburgh who are teaming up with Drayer Physical Therapy on the 2nd and 4th Wednesdays of the month through September. Walk with a Doc is a walking program for everyone interested in taking steps for a healthier lifestyle. You’ll take a few minutes to learn about a […]
Free
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 — an allegory A multi-disciplinary dancetheater production created in collaboration with renowned puppeteer TOM LEE engaging the centuries-old style of Japanese Kuruma Ningy (Cart Puppetry). A […]
$35 – $40
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7 events,
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Year of Women Artists Event! Concert in partnership with the Westmoreland Symphony Orchestra Experience an inspiring evening with the Westmoreland Symphony Orchestra’s woodwind quintet, celebrating the Year of Women Artists at the Museum. Arrive at 6pm to enjoy exclusive access to the galleries. At 7pm settle in for a concert dedicated to the works of […]
$25
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Alla Boara celebrates the deep history of human music-making by cultivating fresh sounds from the ancient roots of regional Italian folk songs. Vocalist Amanda Powell’s captivating delivery is propelled by drummer Anthony Taddeo’s dynamic compositions, “breathing new possibilities into timeless stories while weaving in limitless and unexpected musical flavors” (Becca Stevens, GRAMMY-nominated singer/songwriter). The songs, […]
$20.00
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 — an allegory A multi-disciplinary dancetheater production created in collaboration with renowned puppeteer TOM LEE engaging the centuries-old style of Japanese Kuruma Ningy (Cart Puppetry). A […]
$35 – $40
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8 events,
A Musical Adaption of William Shakespeare's AS YOU LIKE IT presented by Pitt Stages of University of Pittsburgh Forced from their homes, Orlando, Duke Senior, his daughter Rosalind and niece Celia escape to the Forest of Arden, a fantastical place of transformation, where all are welcomed and embraced. Lost amidst the trees, the refugees find […]
$15 – $25
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La Voz que Soy, or The Voice I Am, is Afro-Latina soprano Zuly Inirio’s reinterpretation of the 1958 French opera La voix humaine. This multidisciplinary performance-in-progress uses the opera’s original framework—revisiting her past love through a final phone call—to explore colonialism, double consciousness, Black womanhood, and the African diaspora’s legacy. By intertwining these issues with […]
$15 – $30
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In honor of its 55th Anniversary, Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre artistic director Adam W. McKinney has selected five remarkable contemporary and neo-classical works for Spring Mix – three that, throughout its history, the company has performed and two world premieres. Fall in love again with George Balanchine’s sumptuous and sparkling Emeralds, Jorma Elo’s divine, fast-paced 1st […]
$25 – $128
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 — an allegory A multi-disciplinary dancetheater production created in collaboration with renowned puppeteer TOM LEE engaging the centuries-old style of Japanese Kuruma Ningy (Cart Puppetry). A […]
$35 – $40
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13 events,
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On April 6, 1320 the Declaration of Arbroath was signed asserting Scotland’s sovereignty over England’s territorial claims. This commemorates the signing of Scotland’s Declaration of Independence. This day is set aside every year by Scottish-Americans to reflect on and celebrate their heritage. On March 20, 1998, the US Senate Resolution 155 was passed declaring April […]
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The East Winds Symphonic Band presents the 19th annual Pittsburgh area band festival at Franklin Regional High School in Murrysville, PA. Allegheny Brass Band, Community Band South and the East Winds Symphonic Band will be featured, along with an all-new 2025 Regional Festival Band. Conducting this group of musicians from around the Southwestern Pennsylvania region […]
Free
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In honor of its 55th Anniversary, Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre artistic director Adam W. McKinney has selected five remarkable contemporary and neo-classical works for Spring Mix – three that, throughout its history, the company has performed and two world premieres. Fall in love again with George Balanchine’s sumptuous and sparkling Emeralds, Jorma Elo’s divine, fast-paced 1st […]
$35 – $135
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