The Lindsay Theater and Cultural Center in Sewickley is partnering with the Pittsburgh Classic Movie Club to show the 1933 dramedy "Dinner at Eight" on Sunday, May 31, at 1 p.m. "Dinner at Eight" is a blend of drama, romance and screwball comedy from Academy Award-winning director George Cukor. This opulent tale of romantic entanglements, […]

Join Dr. Kahren Jones Arbitman for an exploration of the women who put their indelible stamp on Parisian life in the years between the Industrial Revolution and World War II. Advance reservations encouraged; walk-up tickets are available for purchase at the Grable Visitor Center while space permits.

Growing food shouldn’t be limited to raised beds or traditional garden plots. Foodscaping beautifully integrates edible plants into ornamental landscapes, creating spaces that are both visually striking and deeply productive. In this session, participants will learn how to make thoughtful, informed decisions when planning or enhancing a garden — whether starting fresh or reimagining an […]

Explore the Duquesne Club's rich 153-year history through rare archives, historic menus, and stories of the industrialists and dignitaries who shaped Pittsburgh — including Henry Clay Frick's influential years as […]

Join us in West Overton’s historic, enchanting brick barn for an evening strings concert. Hear traditional classical works plus a few surprises performed by the WSO’s six-person Cello Ensemble. Sip […]

2026 Summer Fridays at the Frick are June 5, July 24, and August 28. Join us for live music, food trucks, artmaking, and family fun on the beautiful Frick lawns! […]

See two of the most iconic Motown groups of all time — The Temptations with founding member Otis Williams, and The Four Tops — as they perform their top hits […]

Discover the gentle power of flower essences for emotional balance, chakra alignment and inner harmony. In this class, you will learn the history of flower essences and how these vibrational […]

Leslie Amper, pianist and multi-media artist presents: “Robert and Clara Schumann: Power Couple of the 19th Century” A unique presentation, created and performed by Leslie Amper. Featured will be Schumann’s […]

Join us for an eye-opening journey through the vibrant world of modern art. Explore some of the intriguing movements and -isms that shaped the modern era and get a sneak […]

Join us on Tuesday, June 9, 2026 to welcome our ninth Pedantic cohort. The Pedantic Residents will be giving brief presentations on their backgrounds and their practices. Pedantic Arts Residency (Pedantic) is a month-long cross-disciplinary program co-hosted by Headwater Media and Casey Droege Cultural Productions. We have invited three residents whose practices span visual art, […]

Writer-in-Residence Oleksandr Frazé-Frazénko and wife Mari Frazé-Frazénko bring the spellbinding sound of their folk-experimental duo—accompanied by fellow musicians Vsiudysvoia, Lesya Verba, and Hugo Cruz—to Alphabet City for a night of reimagined Eastern European songs.

Originally from Pittsburgh, singer-songwriter and guitarist Brooke Annibale now calls Rhode Island home. Not confined by any one genre, Brooke’s expressive and beautifully thoughtful songwriting creates a dreamy, dark, and enticing sonic landscape. Her songs have been placed on many TV shows, including Grey’s Anatomy, Pretty Little Liars, and One Tree Hill. Brooke has performed […]

Three cellists + one drummer = Cello Fury! Pittsburgh’s own cello rock powerhouse blends the instrument’s rich, symphonic sound with driving rock beats in electrifying performances nationwide. We’re thrilled to present Cello Fury as part of the St. John’s Music Series on Friday, June 12 at 7 P.M. Join us for an hour of high-energy […]

Join explorer, talk show host, and author Josh Gates from Discovery Channel’s smash-hit series, Expedition Unknown and Josh Gates Tonight for an evening of adventure! Josh will take viewers around the world and off-the-map with stories from his greatest expeditions and insights into the world’s greatest mysteries. From hilarious misadventures to thrilling moments of discovery, […]

MUSIC FOR THE FEAST OF ST. ANTHONY OF PADUA On the eve of the feast of St. Anthony of Padua at the the Shrine of St. Anthony Chapel, the Renaissance City Winds will present a program of organ and winds: "Pipes, Reeds and Horns". Featuring the RCW ensemble and collaborating artist, organist, Mark Brampton Smith. […]

As we mark the US Semiquincentennial, Chamber Music Pittsburgh honors the groundbreaking art forms and original voices that have helped shape American music and culture. Guardians of Sound’s Hip Hop Orchestra, a nonprofit creative ensemble that merges traditional hip-hop beats with acoustic orchestral instruments, joins singer-songwriter-producer INEZ, proud Homewood resident, Pittsburgh native, and musical powerhouse, […]

Ed Simon presents 50 short chapters that are asynchronously organized works of flash criticism, meant to draw connections across time periods, which each celebrate an aspect of an expanded and broader “America.” This reading will be followed by a book signing and a public reception with complimentary hors d’oeuvres for all attendees.

Chamber Music Pittsburgh marks the US Semiquincentennial by celebrating the histories, voices and viewpoints of pan-American creators, performed by artists from throughout the Americas who have made Pittsburgh their home. Featuring music by composers from the United States, Uruguay, and Brazil, concert curator Carlos Clark, Paul J. Ross Fellow at the Pittsburgh Symphony, interweaves storytelling […]

Join in on the next Hot Kind Artists Coffee Klatsch! This is a space for single gay and bi male artists to hang out, connect, flirt, and make new friends. Twice a month, we klatsch in various chill locations around Pittsburgh. Phone screens down, no apps in sight, just guys making eye contact and learning […]

This Pittsburgh Performs concert, curated by Carlos Clark, features music by composers from the US, Uruguay, and Brazil, offering a vibrant vision of discovery while simultaneously reflecting on the complex history of the Americas.

Roger Humphries, percussionist extraordinaire, educator, and philanthropist, began his musical career early. By the time he was 3½ years old, his talent was recognized and nurtured by his immediate family. At age 16, he was performing with his band at Carnegie Music Hall. During his early years, Humphries played with well-respected musicians in the jazz […]

Chamber Music Pittsburgh marks the US Semiquincentennial by celebrating the histories, voices and viewpoints of pan-American creators, performed by artists from throughout the Americas who have made Pittsburgh their home. Featuring music by composers from the United States, Uruguay, and Brazil, concert curator Carlos Clark, Paul J. Ross Fellow at the Pittsburgh Symphony, interweaves storytelling […]

Welcome rock band The Leila on their debut North American tour as they blend elements of rock, soul, and traditional Moroccan sounds in songs about self-expression, empowerment, and societal issues.

As we mark the US Semiquincentennial, Chamber Music Pittsburgh honors the groundbreaking art forms and original voices that have helped shape American music and culture. Guardians of Sound’s Hip Hop Orchestra, a nonprofit creative ensemble that merges traditional hip-hop beats with acoustic orchestral instruments, joins singer-songwriter-producer INEZ, proud Homewood resident, Pittsburgh native, and musical powerhouse, […]

The Lindsay Theater and Cultural Center in Sewickley is hosting the Pittsburgh theatrical premiere of the documentary "Collections in Black" on Thursday, June 18, at 7:30 p.m. "Collections in Black" was directed by Phillip Thompson, a multi-hyphenate artist who many Pittsburghers know as DJ Big Phill. His film delves into the significant contributions of Black […]

John "Buzz" Moyer, a Sewickley native and veteran Hollywood steadicam operator, will discuss his work on Steven Spielberg's "Disclosure Day" at The Lindsay Theater and Cultural Center on Friday, June 19. Moyer will talk about his career, a steadicam operator’s actual job description and what it’s like to shoot a Spielberg film. "Disclosure Day" is […]

Join curator Lisa Small for a lecture celebrating the opening of French Moderns: Matisse / Renoir / Degas. Today, many people see a world of beauty in landscapes by Claude Monet and Camille Pissarro. Or they enjoy a glimpse into the private and public daily lives of the varied people depicted by Berthe Morisot and […]

Part of the 2026 Blairsville Chamber Music Festival, this second festival concert invites audiences into a Viennese afternoon of warmth, lyricism, and sweeping romantic expression with masterworks by Mozart, Schubert, and Brahms performed in the intimate setting of St. Peter's Episcopal Church. Featuring an exceptional lineup of festival artists, the program continues the festival’s mission […]

Grab a friend and celebrate Pride Month with a FREE screening, presented in partnership with one of the oldest LGBTQ+ film festivals in the world. This June, Reel Q presents “10s Across the Borders.” It is City of Asylum’s distinct joy to welcome back our longtime partners Reel Q for a joyous queer film screening […]

Grab a friend and celebrate Pride Month with a FREE screening, presented in partnership with one of the oldest LGBTQ+ film festivals in the world. Reel Q for a joyous queer film screening this Pride Month! Reel Q’s mission is to increase the availability and accessibility of queer film in Pittsburgh, and this program features […]

Maria Caruso, Founder & Artistic Director of Bodiography Contemporary Ballet, leads this guided movement experience on The Frick Art Museum terrace, exploring gesture, balance, rhythm, and creative expression. Inspired by the human figure, the program begins with a brief exhibition gallery encounter highlighting artworks in French Moderns: Matisse / Renoir / Degas that capture the […]

The third concert of the 2026 Blairsville Chamber Music Festival celebrates America’s 250th anniversary with an inspiring afternoon of music shaped by the American spirit. Presented in the historic St. Peter's Episcopal Church, a nearly 200-year-old landmark in downtown Blairsville (just 45 minutes east of Pittsburgh), this special festival program features Amy Beach’s sweeping Piano […]

One of Pittsburgh’s newest bands, The Soup Session, brings together your favorite hip hop tracks with jazz improvisation, sampling, and spoken word. Comprised of childhood-friends-turned-lifetime-collaborators and an amalgam of up-and-comers and firmly established Pittsburgh musicians, this innovative group brings a new sound to the scene that will fill you up and keep you coming back […]

A little Trinidad, a little Rio, and a dash of Pittsburgh funk, all in one night. For more than 20 years, Steel City Calypso has been turning rooms into block parties, weaving traditional Trinidadian calypso with music from across the Caribbean and Brazil, plus generous doses of American funk and jazz. An evening of warm […]

Randy Baumann and the DVE Morning Show have put together one of the best Line-Ups in the history of the DVE Comedy Festival, an Annual Night of Comedy, at the Byham Theater. Roy Wood Jr. along with Ian Bagg, Dana Gould, Lynne Koplitz and Joe Bartnick is a show you don't want to miss.

The Lindsay Theater and Cultural Center in Sewickley is hosting a "Toy Story 5" sensory friendly screening on Saturday, June 27, at 10 a.m. "Toy Story 5," which starts playing at The Lindsay on June 19, reunites Woody, Buzz and everyone's favorite toys for their first animated adventure since 2019. The Lindsay has been holding […]

🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️ We're getting ready for Dormont Pride in the Park! Join us on June 28 for live music, drag, special performances, arts and social services vendors and more all in beautiful Dormont Park! 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️

Leslie Amper returns to The Frick Pittsburgh with a captivating multimedia performance inspired by the French Moderns: Matisse / Renoir / Degas exhibition. Enjoy live piano works by Claude Debussy, Maurice Ravel, and more, paired with stunning visuals and commentary exploring the music that influenced artists of the era. In this engaging program, audiences are […]

Jazz saxophonist and composer Kenny Blake earned critical acclaim and reached the top of the jazz charts with his four releases on Heads Up Records. His “soul hybrid” sound combines […]

The Creative Hive is the Greater Pittsburgh Arts Council's free monthly community-building event designed to provide a friendly and casual space for artists, creatives, art educators, culture bearers, and arts […]

English PEN Award winner Rodrigo Hasbún and moderator Anderson Tepper dive into the secrets and shrapnel of a 20-year-old friendship ripped apart in Rodrigo’s new novel.

During the second half of the 19th century, France’s literature and visual arts redefined the representation of nature and of the human being. From the previous tradition, the artists of […]

American 250PA Choral Series featuring Sing Democracy 250-All American Program. In a call for civic engagement through song, The Bach Choir of Pittsburgh, in collaboration with singers from choirs throughout […]