Tastebuds is a unique tasting event that features talented chefs from around the Greater Pittsburgh area serving signature dishes, while showing the power and positivity of friendship. READ MORE
This Happy Hour will feature Monmade Makers Market, snacks from local establishments, complimentary beer and wine, and a tour of the space. *Please note that RSVP is required to attend this event that is free and open to the public. READ MORE
Join nationally recognized women's health experts for a conversation on top issues affecting women including chronic disease, reproductive health, maternal and child health, hormones, nutrition, mental health and aging well. READ MORE
Music 101 is a series of free lunchtime lecture-recitals by musicians of the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra, held 12:30 - 1:30 p.m. in the Dorothy Porter Simmons Regency Rooms at Heinz Hall. READ MORE
The Post-Gazette has assembled a distinguished panel of presidential biographers to discuss the presidency, the art form of the presidential biography--and how Donald J. Trump fits into the parade of 45 men who have occupied the nation's highest office. READ MORE
The Downtown & Business Branch hosts free movies on Tuesdays starting at 12:15 pm. Please join the Carnegie Library for this week's film! Call 412-281-7141 for more information. READ MORE
Acclaimed opera and theater Director Sam Helfrich joins the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra for the third in a series of innovative collaborations bringing to life great musical masterpieces through a provocative and modern-day lens. READ MORE
The WPXI Holiday parade will be held on Saturday, November 25th from 9-11am in downtown Pittsburgh. The Parade route proceeds down Liberty Avenue from 11th-6th. The parade features colorful floats, marching bands, balloons, Santa Claus, as well as national and local celebrities. READ MORE
The magic of the holiday season will shine bright as America’s Premier Showman/Entertainer/Singer, Mark Milovats, takes the stage with his world class 20th Annual Christmas Show Spectacular and his soaring powerful voice to the Byham Theater for an unforgettable night of singing and dancing. READ MORE
Join artist educators for Dandy Andy, a monthly tour that focuses on Warhol’s queer history. While his sexuality is frequently suppressed or debated, Warhol was a gay man who had several partners throughout his life. READ MORE
Shop Small! As a Neighborhood Champion, The PDP will promote Downtown’s small businesses through American Express’s Small Business Saturday taking place on November 25 (the day after Black Friday). On Small Business Saturday, the PDP will have a table at the Peoples Gas Holiday Market™ in Market Square starting at 11:00 a.m. where Shop Small swag will be handed out to shoppers. READ MORE
The classic animated television special comes to life in this faithful stage adaptation featuring all of your favorite characters and classic Vince Guaraldi score. Join Charlie Brown, Snoopy, Lucy, Linus and the rest of the Peanuts gang as they rehearse a play, save a tree and uncover the true meaning of Christmas. READ MORE
Dazzling young virtuoso Noa Wildschut, only 16 years old, joins the Pittsburgh Symphony for Thanksgiving weekend, performing two showpieces for violin, Ravel’s Tzigane and Chausson’s Poème. READ MORE
Model Cleaners will be collecting coats to donate for our 2017 Coats for kids promotion. They want to donate 10,000 coats to children in need before winter. READ MORE
When you're not eating turkey and shopping, you should be dancing! Celebrate the long holiday weekend with some live music, dancing and drinks. READ MORE
Meet Bells Brewery's Field Quality Specialist and learn about their 'new' brewery and evaluating beer. Class includes light appetizer fare provided by Chef Asa Martin, four beer samples Q&A Session, and great door prizes. READ MORE
The Downtown & Business Branch hosts free movies on Tuesdays starting at 12:15 pm. Please join the Carnegie Library for this week's film! Call 412-281-7141 for more information. READ MORE
It began as one man's story… became everyone's music… and is now Broadway's musical. MOTOWN THE MUSICAL is the true American dream story of Motown founder Berry Gordy’s journey from featherweight boxer to the heavyweight music mogul who launched the careers of Diana Ross, Michael Jackson, Smokey Robinson and many more. READ MORE
Experience a night of classic cocktails, retro performers, great conversation, dancing, and live Electro Swing music. A night that synthesizes classic with contemporary, that fuses the sounds of the first Great Depression with the cutting-edge technology of the second. READ MORE
As The Beach Boys mark more than a half century of making music, the group continues to ride the crest of a wave unequalled in America's musical history. The Beach Boys have become synonymous with the California lifestyle and have become an American icon to fans around the world. READ MORE
Join the History Center for their fourth annual Treasures in the Archives, a special public program that will celebrate and explore a selection of these stories preserved in their collections. Members of the Detre Library & Archives team will share their own personal insights and professional reflections on their work with these materials. READ MORE
In honor of the building's 100th Anniversary, the City of Pittsburgh is proud to open the doors of the historic City-County Building to the public, allowing a unique behind the scenes look at the seat of Pittsburgh's government when decorated in its holiday best! Visitors are invited to stop by on Comcast Light Up Night, Friday, November 17 from 5:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. and on Saturday November 18 from 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. READ MORE
Ever watch Whose Line Is It Anyway and wonder how they do it? Maybe you've been to a show at Arcade and thought "That looks like fun!" Well, now you can try out improv comedy without making a commitment to a 8-week class! READ MORE
Join us for a screening of the film “In Black and White,” a two-part movie that features the works and interviews with August Wilson and John Edgar Wideman. READ MORE
Join author Paula Reed Ward, author of the book “Death by Cyanide,” for a reading, discussion, and book signing in this part of the Books in the ‘Burgh literary series. READ MORE
Hosted by Covestro LLC, the THINC30 Summit explores how the Pittsburgh region can adopt a purpose-driven approach to sustainable business development, public-private partnerships and social innovation by 2030. READ MORE
Join the Trust Arts Education Center on opening night of PNC Broadway in Pittsburgh performances. Get the inside scoop on the Broadway performances - you will appreciate the theater experience that much more. Admission to Know the Show Before You Go is free for all ticket holders and takes place one hour before show time. Refreshments will be served. Sit back, relax and get to know the show - before you go! READ MORE
Pauley is currently the anchor of CBS Sunday Morning and previously best known for her 13-year tenure on NBC’s Today, followed by 12 years as co-host of Dateline NBC. Her bestselling memoir Skywriting: A Life Out of the Blue made public her diagnosis of bipolar disorder, and was followed by Your Life Calling: Reimagining the Rest of Your Life. This Speakers Series event is available by subscription only and is sold out. READ MORE
The Smithfield Critics meet at 12:00 pm on the third Wednesday of each month. This month’s selection is: "All the Ugly and Wonderful Things" by Bryn Greenwood. READ MORE
Individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorders and Sensory Sensitivities can enjoy a fun, friendly experience in a comfortable and accepting environment at the Children's Museum! READ MORE
Celebrate the upcoming 2018 Winter Olympics through music with the Pittsburgh Symphony! Discover how athletes and musicians prepare for their big events. READ MORE
Hailed as “a direct hit to the heart” (The Hollywood Reporter), this joyous American classic has conquered Broadway in an all-new “ravishingly reconceived production that is a glory to behold” (The New York Times) directed by Tony winner John Doyle. READ MORE
Hosted at one of Pittsburgh's great restaurants, this event is an excellent opportunity for prospective students to learn more about the Executive MBA Worldwide and Executive MBA in Healthcare programs offered at the Joseph M. Katz Graduate School of Business. READ MORE
The Downtown & Business Branch hosts free movies on Tuesdays starting at 12:15 pm. Please join the Carnegie Library for this week's film! Call 412-281-7141 for more information. READ MORE
The Trash Test Dummies are skilled circus performers that can trash talk with the best of them, showcasing a stunning array of jaw-dropping acrobatics, juggling and stunt work. These dexterous dummies take the audience on a journey into their playful imagination, inviting them to take a fresh look at the humble household trashcan. Winners of the best children's presentation at the Adelaide Fringe Festival in 2015, the Trash Test Dummies are as full of laughs as their bins are full of surprises. READ MORE
The National Aviary's talented African Penguins paint with their feet, giving guests a chance to take home an artistic masterpiece in our Penguin Painting program! READ MORE
Meet authors Melanie Linn Gutowski and WQED's Rick Sebak under the Kaufmann's clock for a book release party celebrating the first-ever pictorial history of Kaufmann's Department Store from Arcadia Publishing. READ MORE
Join the History Center this Veterans Day as they honor those who have served our country. Museum visitors will join local veterans in the unfurling of a 36-foot American flag. READ MORE
The Pittsburgh Ballet Theater’s 2017-2018 season finale performance of West Side Story Suite celebrates the 100th birthdays of Jerome Robbins and Leonard Bernstein, whose game-changing Broadway collaboration remains as relevant today as it was in 1957. We are thrilled to set the mood for an energetic evening with the theme Pointe in Time: West Side Story Suite. READ MORE
Arthur J. Rooney Sr. Courage House Luncheon On Tues., Nov. 7, join Holy Family Institute and the Pittsburgh Steelers at Heinz Field for the 25th annual Arthur J. Rooney Sr. Courage House Luncheon, which honors an Institute alum and a Steelers player who have demonstrated extraordinary courage in overcoming challenges in their lives. READ MORE
Work with family or friends or individually as you craft a sculptural gratitude tree using natural and recycled materials, as well as a variety of art-making tools and techniques. READ MORE
The Fort Pitt Museum, part of the Heinz History Center’s museum system, will present living history demonstrations in Point State Park as part of the Steel City Salutes the Troops event, which will commence following the Veteran’s Day Parade. READ MORE
On Saturday, November 11th, hundreds of Pittsburghers will get together at dinner tables across the region to share a meal and get to know their neighbors better. The World Affairs Council of Pittsburgh inviting you to be among them. READ MORE
The Warhol welcomes back the forward-thinking and iconoclastic jazz pianist Matthew Shipp, with his trio featuring Michael Bisio on bass and Newman Taylor Baker on drums. For over three decades, since getting his start in the early 1990s with David S. Ware Quartet, Shipp has been a pioneer in the New York City experimental jazz scene along with composers such as John Zorn and William Parker. READ MORE
Daily we deal with social media, sibling rivalry, childhood labels, unforgiven mistakes and even...traditions. In a world full of filters and perceptions, how can we discover who we really are...in Christ? Join the youth of the City of Pittsburgh as they expose and break through some of the various barriers that keep them from truly finding their identity in Christ. READ MORE
Celebrate the 100th anniversary of the birth of an American icon–Leonard Bernstein. Hear your favorite musical treasures from Bernstein’s Candide, On the Town and West Side Story, plus music that influenced Bernstein from Copland, Sondheim and Jerome Kern. With two star vocalists direct from Broadway, “Tonight, won’t be just any night!” READ MORE
Pittsburgh native and MacArthur “genius” Kyle Abraham returns home to present a trio of work that draws inspiration from jazz and hip-hop to focus on racial injustice. Born into hip-hop culture in the late ‘70s and raised with an artistic upbringing including classical cello, piano, and the visual arts, his work approaches movement as a way to deeply delve into personal identity. READ MORE
Brigid and Richard have moved into a shabby two-floor apartment in New York’s Chinatown just in time for Thanksgiving, and her family – mom, dad, sister and grandma – arrives from Scranton, PA to laugh, argue, and eat around the table. READ MORE
Join special guest Mr. McFeely and the Children's Museum of Pittsburgh to kick-off the annual Mister Rogers Neighborhood Sweater Drive! Bring your new or gently used sweaters November 9 through December 15 and share that feeling of warmth with your neighbors in need. READ MORE
The Holocaust Center of Pittsburgh and the Rauh Jewish History Program & Archives present a program in commemoration of Kristallnacht, the November Pogrom that swept across Germany on November 9 and 10, 1938, destroying synagogues and Jewish-owned property. READ MORE
“Hiding in Plain Sight,” a project by STUDIOGRUBER, is a pedal-powered pop-up movie theater. Visitors are invited to climb onto a bike and pedal in order to view unique short films, including several historic Pittsburgh-themed pieces. Dates and hours vary for this free project that is open to the public. READ MORE
Whether you’re a seasoned meditator or just a beginner, join the CLP-Downtown for a meditation practice session. Each session features an audio guided meditation followed by silent meditation. READ MORE
Join the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra for a symphonic reading of The Music in George’s Head: George Gershwin Creates Rhapsody in Blue by Suzanne Slade with illustrations by Stacy Innerst. The orchestra will perform this well-known music portraying George Gershwin’s creative process as the book is read aloud and the gorgeous illustrations are projected above the stage. READ MORE
Join the Heinz History Center in our kitchen to make recipes inspired by Heinz food! Hop into a fun exploration of the past as we play and explore together in this hands-on session designed for 2 – 5-year-olds and their caregivers. READ MORE
Each year, the YWCA of Greater Pittsburgh pauses to honor remarkable women, men, youth, and organizations who have demonstrated a significant commitment to addressing issues of racial justice, equity, and inclusion throughout greater Pittsburgh communities. READ MORE
General Admission - All Ages This show is indoors “Macklemore has partnered with Plus1 so that $1 from every ticket goes to advance racial and social justice through the M&RL Equity Fund”. READ MORE
Veteran of the Count Basie Orchestra, Dr. Nelson Harrison is a musician, composer and avid jazz historian. Harrison has played with Kenny Clarke, Billy Eckstine, Earl “Fatha” Hines, Jay McShann, Slide Hampton and recorded with Walt Harper and Nathan Davis. He has composed more than 400 original compositions, including movie scores and soundtracks. Dr. Harrison invented the instrument, the Trombetto, has written many articles on Pittsburgh’s jazz history and is currently writing a book. READ MORE
The Downtown & Business Branch hosts free movies on Tuesdays starting at 12:15 pm. Please join the Carnegie Library for this week's film! Call 412-281-7141 for more information. READ MORE
Bob Dylan’s career has lasted the better part of fifty years now. That’s pretty remarkable. What is more impressive is that Dylan has remained not only active for almost all of that period, but controversial. READ MORE
Sunday, November 5, 2017, Kierra Darshell presents the 25th Anniversary of Miss Tri-State All-Star Celebration "End of an Era in Pittsburgh DRAG Pageantry"! READ MORE
Humorist Nick Offerman returns with a collection of his sawdusty musings on survival in the wild, living with enthusiasm, and most importantly, the cultivation of fulsome body hair. READ MORE
The Capitol Steps have elevated political satire to an art form. Before The Daily Show, Full Frontal, and The Colbert Report, this Washington, DC-based comedy troupe gave audience laugh cramps with their bipartisan lampooning. READ MORE
The 2017 Red Shoe Ball features a Celebrate the Night in Black & White theme. Join over 400 guests in celebrating the mission and families of the Ronald McDonald House. With an elaborate silent auction and Sponsor a Family appeal, the hope is to raise $100,000 in support of the families of seriously ill children staying at the House! READ MORE
In this performance-based workshop, participants will work with everyday objects and repurposed materials to engineer giant puppets inspired by movement found in the natural world in order to promote deep learning through Project Based Learning plans that span the STEM fields. READ MORE
Mozart’s The Marriage of Figaro is one of the most popular comic operas of all time. Filled with amusing cases of mistaken identity and romantic subterfuge, plus music by a Mozart at the height of his powers, The Marriage of Figaro has stood the test of time for centuries. READ MORE
Formed by world-renowned jugglers Sean Gandini and Kati Ylä-Hokkala, Gandini Juggling is at the vanguard of contemporary circus, reinventing and reinvigorating juggling for the 21st Century. READ MORE
Students will explore color, texture and depth on wood panels and paint or print with melted crayons to create rust belt landscapes or embed vintage imagery. READ MORE
With brazen honesty and creativity, actors, comedy writers, and everyday people read their own stories while our DJ spins a real-time soundtrack using anything from Brahms to Beyoncé. READ MORE
It's the official grand opening weekend for Arcade Comedy Theater, happening Friday and Saturday, November 3rd and 4th. They've got six shows packed with local performers and some very special guests. On top of that, their new home at 943 Liberty Ave will be ready to be filled with laughter, including a brand new downstairs performance space. READ MORE
Discover the full story of Disney’s Frozen like never before at Disney On Ice presents Frozen! Dazzling ice skating, special effects and unforgettable music will magically transport you to wintry Arendelle. READ MORE
Join the African American Program at the Heinz History Center for a light reception and the world premiere of the NOMMO Productions film, “Wendell G. Freeland: A Silent Soldier.” This documentary tells the story of a complex and courageous African American man whose long career helped shape an era of historic change READ MORE
Youth Places will be hosting their 5th annual college and career fair. Schools from all over the country will be in attendance, and local career service organizations. READ MORE
Surprisingly interesting wines abound in Greece, Israel, Lebanon, Bulgaria and Georgia. This event will focus on four wines from a variety of regions in the Eastern Mediterranean. READ MORE
“In the Cemetery Where Al Jolson is Buried,” by Amy Hempel. Love literature, but don’t have much time? Bring a lunch and join the CLP-Downtown at noon on the first Wednesday of each month to discuss a short story. Light refreshments are provided. This month’s story is Amy Hempel’s “In the Cemetery Where Al Jolson is Buried.” Stop by the library to request a copy or find it online here! READ MORE
Best known for his books on the inner workings of the Supreme Court, The Oath and The Nine,Toobin began his career first clerking for a federal judge and then as an associate counsel to Lawrence Walsh during the Iran- Contra affair and Oliver North’s criminal trial. READ MORE
Hear from energy experts who ask "what if?" questions to predict the future of energy and explore ideas to decarbonize our world in ways that address climate change, economic growth and human well-being. READ MORE
Día de los Muertos is a Mexican holiday that aims to remember and celebrate ancestors and loved ones we've lost. Come to the Studio for the annual sugar-skull making! READ MORE
This annual innovative artist residency program challenges artists and audiences to rethink their ideas of interactive museum experiences in one of the toughest venues – a children’s museum. Participating artists learn how their artworks connect with visitors outside of the typical museum environment, and what it takes to create artwork that can sustain the rigors of a hands-on environment. READ MORE
Explore empathy and kindness through animal-focused activities -- dance like a bee, enter the world of a virtual tiger, see the world through the eyes of a pigeon and more as you learn ways to respect and understand each other. READ MORE
From the golden age of romantic comedies, legwarmers and Pac-Man…XANADU is a classic tale of boy meets girl – except that girl is actually Greek muse “Kira” sent from the heavens to Venice Beach, California to help struggling artist, Sonny, achieve his greatest dream – to open the first ROLLER DISCO READ MORE
Silver Eye Center for Photography presents an exhibition LaToya Ruby Frazier at two separate locations: On the Making of Steel Genesis: Sandra Gould Ford at the August Wilson Center's BNY Mellon Gallery and The Notion of Family at Silver Eye's Penn Avenue gallery. READ MORE
Historical bike tour through various neighborhoods of the city, 3 hours long. Bring your own bike or rent. Please check daily schedule on website. READ MORE
Offering 5K running tours through 9 different Pittsburgh locations, Pittsburgh Running Tours is a great way to explore the city and get some exercise. READ MORE
The Art of Facts exhibit creatively interprets the rich history of Western Pennsylvania and shares its compelling stories through the art of illustration. READ MORE
Get your wish list and cameras ready... Santa and his penguin helpers are coming to the National Aviary! Saturdays before Christmas, visitors will have the opportunity to take photos with Santa AND a penguin! READ MORE
Get into the holiday spirit and experience downtown in a whole new way during a complimentary horse drawn carriage ride through Market Square. READ MORE
The Duquesne University Women's Guild is sponsoring its annual Autumn fundraiser, at the Duquesne University Student Union. Numerous vendors including jewelry, fashion, cosmetics, skin care, fragrances, confections, home décor even presents for your pets! Special crafts and many other hand made items. READ MORE
JazzLive is a year-round FREE live jazz series taking place at the Backstage Bar, Cabaret at Theater Square, and Katz Plaza. Open to the public, this popular Pittsburgh Cultural Trust music series showcases some of the region's finest jazz musicians every Tuesday from 5pm - 8pm in the heart of the Cultural District. READ MORE
Visitors of all ages and abilities are invited to explore some of Andy Warhol’s signature art-making techniques in The Andy Warhol Museum's underground studio The Factory. READ MORE
CLP- Downtown & Business will open its doors to writers participating in National Novel Writing Month (NaNoWriMo) throughout November. Coffee and snacks will be provided to aid your inspiration. Come in just to write or meet and share your ideas with other authors. READ MORE
Visitors of all ages and abilities are invited to explore some of Andy Warhol’s signature art-making techniques in The Andy Warhol Museum's underground studio The Factory. READ MORE
Local illusionist Lee Terbosic has started a residency at Hotel Monaco with his intimate, modern magic show 52 Up Close. Performances run every Friday and Saturday at 7:30pm and 9:30pm. READ MORE
Come to the Cabaret Theater and Backstage Bar to take advantage of the full bar and dinner menu as you enjoy the free, live music every Friday/Saturday from 5pm-7:30pm! READ MORE
Come to the Cabaret Theater and Backstage Bar to take advantage of the full bar and dinner menu as you enjoy the free, live music every Friday/Saturday from 5pm-7:30pm! READ MORE
The Long Run: painting out of time - is an exhibition of contemporary painting. Through cultural sampling, mathematical amalgamations, and hybridized abstraction - seven artists present a working duration that attempts to respond to the surface of things. READ MORE
For their upcoming group show at Wood Street Galleries, members of the Dutch art collective Macular have developed four kinetic light installations. READ MORE
The August Wilson Center presents Went Looking for Beauty: Refashioning Self, a fine art photography exhibition by Deborah Willis, Ph.D. Through the exploration of two main themes, My Friends’ Closets and Street Views, Willis’ photos reconstruct an imagined past through images depicting its beauty, identity, and cultural memory. READ MORE
The Library is THE place to be in the afternoon. If you’re into cool art projects, epic games, music, food and just chilling out – come kick it at Teen Time held Monday and Thursdays! Thursdays at Teen Time we’ll be hanging out in the Meeting Room with video and board games, music, and other fun activities. Stop by to join us and enjoy a few after school snacks too. READ MORE
Solve a hilarious crime while you feast on a fantastic plated dinner. Just beware! The killer is hiding somewhere in the room, and you may find yourself as a Prime Suspect! The Dinner Detective Murder Mystery Dinner Show performs on Saturday nights. READ MORE
Every Thursday the legendary drummer Roger Humphries hosts his incredible jam session. Joining him every week is Max Leake, Dwayne Dolphin, Lou Stellute & Ron Horton. Please bring your instrument along if you would like to sit it with all of these heavy hitters. READ MORE
Every Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday come to the Downtown & Business Branch for help finding and applying to jobs. Get one-on-one help to create and updating a resume. Practice interview techniques, and learn how to grow your career. READ MORE
Join Haunted Pittsburgh on a spine-tingling walking tour through one of America's most haunted neighborhoods every Friday and Saturday through early November. READ MORE
Salsa Fridays is a social dancing event that takes place at the Cabaret at Theater Square, downtown Pittsburgh. Beginners and advanced welcome. READ MORE
The Pittsburgh Improv Jam takes place every Thursday and is a night of spontaneous, comedic scenes inspired by audience suggestions and performed by experienced improvisers. READ MORE