Events in Johnstown today

Celebrate football with a Parisian twist at Bakery Square in Le Courtyard. This Steelers watch party blends black and gold spirit with French inspired fun, featuring a Steelers and French trivia Kahoot with a first place prize of a Steelers Paris gift basket from the Steelers Pro Shop, a live roaming mime, 3D Eiffel Tower chalk art by The Chalking Dad that doubles as a photo opportunity, an interactive art experience with VC2, and a Paris themed photo booth with an Eiffel Tower backdrop and baguette props. Custom Steelers rally towels will be available while supplies last, and complimentary croissants and pastries will be offered while supplies last. City Kitchen will open with a full bar and select hot menu items, and the regular brunch menu will resume later.

Brush lettering meets pumpkin decorating in a beginner friendly workshop from Sip & Script at Bakery Square in Pittsburgh. Learn the basics of brush lettering with step by step instruction and demonstration designed to build confidence so you can add custom lettered details to pumpkins, stationery, wedding signage, or home decor. The class includes 1.5 hours of guided practice plus a take home beginner kit with watercolor paper, tracing paper, a Brush Lettering Guides Bundle, a Tombow brush marker, a round paintbrush, an inkpot pre filled with gouache, a pipette, and all the writing materials you need. Everything in the kit is yours to keep. Attendees may arrive early to choose a seat, and food and drinks are available to purchase throughout the session. Left handed learners are welcome. The curriculum is tailored for first time calligraphy students and uses tracing paper with guides to help build muscle memory and develop a personal style, while also serving as a refresher for anyone who has tried calligraphy before and wants to explore the supplies in the beginner kit. Guests 16 and under may attend with a ticket when accompanied by a ticketed adult at all times, with the understanding that people nearby may have a drink or two. Details about cancellations and refunds are provided by the organizer.

Western Pennsylvania’s metaphysical community gathers for a spooky season celebration that has flourished for more than six years. Expect a wide range of offerings from the region’s top psychic mediums, tarot readers, Reiki practitioners and healers, crystal and semi-precious stone sellers, artists, apothecaries, hypnotists, and more. This edition expands with a full day of back to back classes and immersive experiences for those who wish to participate. Choose General Admission for access to 35 standout vendors, or add a Class Pass to unlock exclusive sessions offered throughout the day, including gallery style mediumship readings, group meditation, a sound bath, and additional experiences. All admissions are cash at the door and there are no advance ticket sales. Bring a non-perishable food item to receive a 5 dollar discount on any admission, with donations benefiting ICCAP, the local community food bank. A complete list of participants and the full class schedule will be available. For questions or inquiries, email katie@katiekelly.love.

Doors open early for the Steelers game, and The Good Guys Acoustic will perform live.

Spend an afternoon of tabletop fun at Ruckus Café on the last Sunday of each month. A curated selection of board games will be available, including modern favorites like Ticket to Ride and Wingspan plus story-driven and strategy titles such as Mice & Mystics and Rolling Heights. Guests are welcome to bring personal favorites to share with the group. Coffee drinks and fresh-made food from the Ruckus menu will be available throughout the gathering, and outside food or beverages are not permitted. Expect a friendly, inclusive atmosphere with options for every experience level. Arrive with friends or come solo and meet new people. Whether you are new to board games or a long-time player, there is a seat waiting at Ruckus Café.

A monthly gathering for Pittsburgh songwriters, producers, and musicians to share works in progress and focus on the craft. Participants can bring a finished track, a demo, or a rough idea. The group listens, offers constructive feedback, and explores songwriting, production, and mixing. All styles and experience levels are welcome. Expect time to workshop songs, exchange practical tips, connect with local artists and potential collaborators, and hear what others are creating. Bring the tools you use to make music, including instruments, laptops, MPCs, or anything else you write or produce with.

A regularly scheduled Sunday Yu-Gi-Oh! local event takes place at Top Deck Cards and Games. The entry fee is $10, and prizes are determined by attendance.

Shadyside Presbyterian Church hosts a program that traces paths of exile, pilgrimage, and destiny through musical storytelling inspired by Beowulf and Anglo-Saxon laments. Instrumental pieces grounded in early melodic traditions thread through the performance, shaping a soundscape of hazardous journeys, remembrance, and longing. The medieval ensemble Sequentia appears under the direction of Benjamin Bagby and Norbert Rodenkirchen, with Bagby on voice and Anglo-Saxon harps and Rodenkirchen on medieval flutes. Presented as a Renaissance and Baroque Legacy concert.

Altoona’s largest trunk or treat returns at Parlor Doughnuts with Halloween festivities that include decorated trunks filled with treats, food trucks, and costume contests. A prize will be awarded for the best trunk. Expect a lively, spooky atmosphere throughout the evening.

Franklin on Penn hosts a high-energy drag pageant that celebrates standout talent, bold personalities, and spirited competition. Performers and contestants from far and wide take the stage with charisma and charm. Indi Skies concludes her tenure as the inaugural MGSBA, followed by the crowning of the next Miss Gay Steel Bridges America 2026. Tickets are available through Eventbrite or at the door.

Guided by the full moon, this yoga practice invites reflection and the release of habits that may keep life out of alignment. The focus is equilibrium, explored through complementary forces such as yin with yang, ebb with flow, and the interplay of contraction and expansion. The intention is to support letting go while reconnecting with what you genuinely desire at ASCEND South Side.

Presented by Don't Let the Scene Go Down on Me! Collective and Bottlerocket, Snõõper performs at Bottlerocket Social Hall in Pittsburgh. Additional acts will be announced. The event welcomes all ages, with tickets priced at $20 in advance and $25 at the door. Suggested for listeners of Devo, Guerilla Toss, The Spits, and Viagra Boys.

Follow a hostage negotiator with global experience as she returns to her childhood home and discovers more than she expected. The play blends worldwide stakes with neighborhood roots, exploring how memory walks alongside the present. A post-show Q&A with the creative team invites conversation, and late seating is not permitted.

Spooky season at Baldwin Library features a Creepy Classic Movie Monday screening of Poltergeist (1982). Enjoy festive goodies during the film. The movie is rated PG-13, and registration is required.

Pittsburgh’s Northside is serving up a week devoted to sandwiches as The Northside Chronicle spotlights neighborhood eateries with special creations and a friendly competition for a delicious crown. Throughout the week, diners can explore participating restaurants and try limited-time offerings, then the festivities culminate in an evening gathering at The Grand Hall at the Priory Hotel featuring sandwich tastings, music, and a public vote to name the Sandwich King or Queen of the Northside. Featured spots include Bistro-to-Go, Breadbox, De Fer Coffee & Tea, Ida’s Sandwich Shop, The Modern Cafe, The Eastman, The Sandwich Shoppe, The Smash Shack, SoHo Pittsburgh, and Wise County Biscuits. Guests at the celebration can sample across the lineup and receive two complimentary drinks from Penn Brewery. Two ticket options are available. General Admission is $25 and includes event entry, sandwich sampling and dinner, plus two drinks. The Northsider is $44.99 and adds a six-month subscription to The Northside Chronicle. Proceeds support The Northside Chronicle and the local journalism that keeps the community connected.

This recurring Monday locals gathering centers on Gundam at Top Deck Cards and Games. Entry is $5, with prizes determined by attendance. Every participant receives a promo pack, and the winner takes home a stamped winner promo.

A low pressure evening centered on casual play, with no cost to participate. It welcomes newcomers, and plenty of loaner decks are available for anyone who wants to give it a try.

DBS Fusion World players gather for a recurring Monday locals event at Top Deck Cards and Games. Entry costs $10, and prize support scales with attendance. A promo pack is included with entry, and the winner earns a stamped winner promo.

Top Deck Cards and Games hosts a recurring Monday Pokemon League. Entry is $10, prize support scales with attendance, and each paid entry includes a promo pack.

An evening of social dance unfolds at Wightman Ballroom, offering space to move, mingle, and enjoy the atmosphere. Admission is $13.

BFF, also known as Blues and Fusion Forge, presents a monthly fusion dance at Mettā in Pittsburgh. The event includes a complimentary beginner lesson and social dancing. Admission for the social portion is offered on a sliding scale from $5 to $20.

Guided by instructor Adriann White, these yoga classes offer a refreshing way to ease tension and stress while enhancing strength, balance, and flexibility. Please wear loose, comfortable clothing and bring a yoga mat and a yoga strap. Fees are structured by month length, with 4 weeks at M: $36 and NM: $40, and 5 weeks at M: $45 and NM: $50. A drop-in option is available for $12.

Chad leads a hands-on session covering essential cookie decorating skills while you create a Thanksgiving-themed set. The price is $25 per person, it is BYOB, and all supplies are provided.

Sleeping With Sirens brings the An Ending In Itself Tour to Stage AE with support from Rain City Drive and Shyeye. Led by Kellin Quinn’s unmistakable voice and roots in post-hardcore, the band forged a connection with fans who felt out of step and looked to songs that confront insecurity, anxiety, resentment, tension, and fear. Their latest era centers on An Ending in Itself, the eighth full-length produced by Will Yip, known for work with Turnstile, Panic! At The Disco, and Circa Survive. The album looks at hardship, resilience, and the search for meaning, reaffirming the bond between the group and its audience. This event is open to all ages.

Get into the spooky spirit with an evening of true haunted storytelling featuring Thomas White, author of "Haunted Roads of Western Pennsylvania." Explore eerie lore tied to Western Pennsylvania’s back roads and byways, with ghost stories and mysterious legends brought to life. Light refreshments will be provided. Registration is required. If plans change after you register, please cancel online or contact the library so a waitlisted attendee can take the spot, and note that repeated cancellations or no-shows for limited-space programs may result in future registrations being placed on the waitlist.

Create a 12 inch round wooden plaque using rice paper decoupage, choosing from designs such as highland cows, horses, Santa, and other assorted themes. The images on the flyer show only a sampling, and some options are available in limited quantities. Embellishments include a raffia bow or trim and twine for hanging. The fee is $40. Instruction is provided by Sue Baker of Chalked with Love by Sue and Laurie Corbett of Eclectique, with guidance through each step. A portion of the registration supports the Blankets for Vets fundraiser.

Experience a safe, enjoyable evening of trick-or-treating at a used car showroom. Children can pick up treats from decorated vehicle trunks.

A casual gathering for a few rounds of commander. New players are welcome and can request a brief walk-through before games begin. There is no cover.

Unwind with an outdoor yoga flow at The Terminal, set on the colorful 18th Street steps in the heart of the Strip District. This welcoming session suits every experience level and is offered at no cost. Registration is not required. Capacity is limited on a first come, first served basis, so arriving early improves the chance of finding a spot. Please bring a yoga mat and water. The Terminal has plenty of nearby places for a meal, snack, or drink before or after class. Because it takes place outside, the class will be canceled in the event of bad weather, with updates shared through social media Stories. Photography and video may be captured for promotional purposes, and attendance acknowledges the possibility of appearing in images or recordings. By participating, guests accept the inherent risks of physical activity and are responsible for staying within their own comfort and ability. The Terminal, organizers, instructors, and affiliated parties are not responsible for injuries, accidents, or loss or damage to personal belongings. Instruction is led by Cara Bessko, a teacher with more than twenty years of experience rooted in Hatha traditions. Her approach blends deep, unhurried vinyasa with elements of Yin and restorative practice, and is informed by anatomy, alignment, somatics, therapeutics, and trauma sensitive methods. She has worked with a wide range of students, including professional athletes and differently abled individuals, in corporate, private, and virtual settings. Sessions emphasize breathwork and an integrative toolkit that may include whole body and brain yoga therapy, movement, stillness, mantra, visualization, crystal singing bowls, and EMDR inspired modalities. The environment prioritizes safety and non judgment, offering clear guidance, options for modification, and techniques for stress relief that support stability, understanding, and overall well being.

A recurring Tuesday Digimon Locals takes place at Top Deck Cards and Games. The entry fee is $5, and prizes are determined by attendance. Each participant receives a promo pack with entry, and the winner earns a stamped winner promo.

Top Deck Cards and Games hosts a recurring Tuesday gathering for One Piece. Entry is $5, with prizes determined by attendance. Entry includes promo packs, and the top finisher earns a stamped winner promo.

Don’t Let the Scene Go Down on Me! Collective presents an all-ages show featuring Telehealth with support from Crush Curl and Compandas. Telehealth, a Seattle synth punk outfit founded by Alexander Attitude and Kendra Cox with Ian McCutcheon and John O’Connort, blends art rock, new wave, and edgy post punk with rugged synth textures. Their songs take on burnout, tech optimism, branding, and the idea of progress, channeling punchy hooks and a dance-ready pulse into reflections on city life, luxury sustainability, and gig-economy side hustles, all while moving within the same corporate machinery that can turn crisis into content. Their Sub Pop debut, Green World Image, reimagines Seattle’s post grunge lineage for a tech-centered present with anxious momentum and self-aware bite. Fans of Snõõper, Devo, Guerilla Toss, or Sweeping Promises may feel right at home. Tickets are $15 in advance and $17 the day of show.

Acclaimed singer songwriter Noah Gundersen takes the stage for an intimate concert that blends reflective storytelling with sweeping indie folk melodies. His candid lyrics and dynamic vocals move from quiet confession to soaring release, inviting listeners into each verse. Acoustic textures intertwine with rock influences to create a close, cathartic atmosphere. The performance centers on emotion and craft, offering a resonant live experience from a distinctive voice.

Noah Gundersen, an Emmy-nominated American singer and songwriter from the Pacific Northwest, steps on stage with songs that bare the heart and stay with you, pairing unguarded emotion with carefully crafted lyrics. His music traces love, loss, hope, and the steady courage of everyday life. Since first breaking through in 2014, he has released six full-length albums along with EPs and singles, building a devoted global audience and a reputation for concerts that feel both intimate and expansive. He has led his own tours and shared bills with Emmylou Harris, City and Colour, Beck, Josh Ritter, and Lucinda Williams, steadily sharpening a voice that is wholly his. With his forthcoming seventh album, Rites of Spring, this performance points toward a new chapter that reaches even deeper into the emotions at the core of his work.

Daniel Donato’s Cosmic Country takes the stage at Mr. Smalls Theatre. This event is open to all ages. Tickets will arrive by email a week before the show, so plan to retrieve them from your inbox.

Open to all ages. Support acts may change without prior notice. Tickets will be available through a general onsale, with additional access via artist, Live Nation, and Citizens Bank presales.

Enjoy a gentle, chair-supported yoga class led by instructor Adriann White. The session emphasizes building strength, flexibility, and balance while encouraging relaxation, and it is set up so you never need to get down to or up from the floor. Practice at a pace that suits your comfort and skill level, using the chair for added stability. Wear loose, comfortable clothing, and bring a yoga mat and a yoga strap. Pricing is based on the number of weeks in the month, with member and nonmember options, plus a drop-in choice. Four-week months are $36 for members and $40 for nonmembers. Five-week months are $45 for members and $50 for nonmembers. The drop-in rate is $12.

This walk-in food distribution offers assorted loose groceries in family-size portions, including fresh produce, pantry staples, and frozen proteins. Attendees move through a line of items and select the foods that match their household needs. Vegetarian choices are available to accommodate a range of preferences.

Enjoy a relaxed board game evening with refreshments in a welcoming setting for the LGBTQIA+ community. Participants are encouraged to bring a favorite game to play.

First-time players are warmly welcome anytime.

Seton Center hosts an easygoing community bingo night for anyone who enjoys friendly games and the thrill of a win. Attendance is capped at 90 players to keep the setting welcoming. Admission is $15 and includes a door prize ticket and your first set of bingo cards, six per sheet, with chances to take home cash prizes as play continues. Expect raffle baskets, door prizes, a 50/50, instant bingo rounds, specials, and other fun touches throughout the evening. Concessions will be available, and outside food and drinks are welcome. Every card played helps fund Seton Center’s high quality community programs. An Early Bird winner take all game starts things off, followed by the regular session. Door prizes are provided by local and small businesses, and bringing high need household items you may have at home can earn extra chances for door prizes.

Top Deck Cards and Games hosts a recurring Wednesday Riftbound locals gathering. The entry fee is $5. Prize support is based on attendance, and each paid entry includes a promo pack.

This recurring Yu-Gi-Oh! locals event takes place at Top Deck Cards and Games in Pittsburgh. The entry fee is $10, and prize support is determined by attendance.

The Don't Let the Scene Go Down on Me! Collective teams up with Bottlerocket to present a night headlined by Radiator Hospital, with support from Dusk and Anthony Heubel. Radiator Hospital is a Philadelphia-based rock and roll band and home recording project. This all-ages show offers tickets at $17 in advance or $20 at the door. The lineup is likely to appeal to listeners of Frankie Cosmos, Hop Along, Neutral Milk Hotel, and Jeff Rosenstock.

Club Works is the Bottle Works weekly art meet up that welcomes artists of all backgrounds. Spend time making art and connecting with fellow creatives in a relaxed setting. Participants bring their own supplies and can work in any medium they choose. There are no membership fees or obligations, with the emphasis on community.

Drusky Entertainment presents American Vanity with AGGRESSICA and Soul Dive at Crafthouse in Pittsburgh. This all-ages show features live music with food service available during the performance, and the venue offers a full menu. A Preferred Seating Booth option includes eight tickets and premium seating, with limited availability.

Coach Brian leads an annual Halloween costume party spin class where participants are encouraged to wear their favorite costumes. The session combines indoor cycling with a festive atmosphere. Spots can be reserved in advance.

Sammy Rae and The Friends headline a concert featuring Melt as a guest. This event welcomes attendees of all ages. Each show has a limit of six tickets per purchaser, and any extra orders tied to the same customer details, including name, email, billing address, credit card number, or similar information, may be canceled without notice. Ticket transfers are delayed for this event. Resale through AXS Resale is not available immediately and may be offered later.

Put your knowledge to work at a relaxed trivia night that blends playful puzzles with friendly competition. There is no entry fee. Bring a team or hop onto one when you arrive. Order food and drinks while you play. High-scoring teams take home prizes along with bragging rights. Check for updates before heading out, since announcements and changes may be posted online.

A weekly open mic is held at Mario’s South Side each Wednesday. Sign-ups take place on site before the show begins, followed by the evening’s performances.

This beginner-only aerial silks class provides a full-body workout that is both challenging and enjoyable, designed specifically for those new to silks. Participants learn to climb the fabric, hold poses, and build beautiful shapes and simple tricks, with the option to record progress on video. Class size is limited. Private aerial parties are available for special events. Please wear leggings and a fitted T-shirt, and do not wear jewelry. A sports bra cannot be worn alone without a shirt. Full body coverage is required because the silks are shared. Suitable for ages 14 and up. If under 18, one parent's permission is required. A member discount is available, and assistance with a membership discount code is offered by text or email.

Stoop Night becomes a spirited celebration with the First Annual Halloween Dress Up Pet Parade in the historic Mexican War Streets. The neighborhood comes alive with glowing stoops, laughter, and the cozy feel of fall as costumed companions take a leisurely stroll. Look for dogs in prehistoric attire, cats channeling the Wild West, and bunnies in ballet finery, along with treat stations, photo opportunities, and impromptu gatherings on stoops. Prizes will be awarded for standout looks, creative group themes, and crowd favorites. Locals and newcomers alike can share the evening with friends, neighbors, snacks, drinks, and their furry sidekicks. Registration is not required.

Top Deck Cards and Games hosts a recurring Magic: The Gathering Commander event for local players. Admission is $5, and each attendee receives a pack from the latest set upon entry.

A recurring local Lorcana event takes place at Top Deck Cards and Games. The entry fee is $5, and prize support is based on attendance.

Presented by Drusky Entertainment, In Her Own Words teams up with Every Avenue for the Perfectly Unfamiliar Tour at Crafthouse Stage & Grill in Pittsburgh. Flourescents, Crash Nebula, and Ausinette join the bill. This all ages show will be held at a venue offering a full food menu during the event. A Preferred Seating Booth includes eight tickets and premium seating, with limited availability.

Pittsburgh Irish Sessions teams up with Calliope House Inc. to present an Irish session in the Roots Cellar.

Food assistance is available for veterans experiencing need. The event is open to any veteran seeking support with food.

Settle into the spirit of the season with an afternoon of tea leaf readings and reflections at Dobrá Tea led by Bia Dao of The Ghost Treee. As you enjoy your cup, the patterns in the leaves become a doorway to discuss the energy around you, what may be emerging, and where your path might benefit from extra attention. The core offering is a tea leaf reading priced at $55, plus the cost of tea. Attendees can add tarot for $33, palmistry for $33, a Fire Horse year reflection for $11, or a Moon Mirror reflection for $33. Add-ons are available by appointment only and require sharing your sun, moon, and rising signs, your Chinese zodiac, or other known placements. There are six appointments available, each lasting 30 minutes per person. Walk-ins may be accommodated if space allows, though reserving ahead is recommended to secure a spot. This experience is intended for entertainment and does not guarantee specific results.

Ticket sales open soon. Admission is $45 and covers cards, a dauber, food and beverages, plus a door prize entry.

Within the Greek Revival elegance of Baker Mansion, a Halloween gathering unfolds at the very house that inspired the hit show GHOSTS. Spanning two nights, it offers immersive chills highlighted by a danse macabre with Shane Pittman, Josh Purvis, Heather Taddy, and Michael John Angus. Begin with a relaxed chance to mingle over Halloween themed cocktails and spooky treats, then show off your creativity in a costume contest. As night deepens and the lights fade, explore the mansion’s storied rooms at your own pace and take part in guided investigations that seek the restless presences said to haunt its dark corners and shadowed halls. Set in the Allegheny Mountains and steeped in legend, this experience blends history with mystery. Costumes are encouraged, and a brave spirit is recommended for an evening designed to linger long after it ends.

Half Covered Halloween returns for its eleventh edition with a Halloween Havoc 1996 theme, celebrating the local scene with sets split between original material and songs that came out in 1996. The indoor HOGAN Stage serves as the main room, while the MACHO Stage hosts Anything Goes Acoustic moments on the porch and can move inside if it rains, with June guiding those interludes. The lineup features homages to the era, including Pioneer Spirit drawing from H2O’s self-titled release, City Escape Artist nodding to the Queers’ Don’t Back Down, The Book Club channeling Reel Big Fish’s Turn the Radio Off, The Slobberknockers saluting Less Than Jake’s Losing Streak, and The Filthy Lowdown taking on Rage Against the Machine’s Evil Empire. This is an all ages event, costumes are encouraged with a 1996 twist inspired by music, movies, cartoons, and pop culture, and artwork is by Cretin Face Design.

A Halloween celebration with a purpose returns to the Rivers Casino's Event Center, supporting Young Adult Survivors United. Attendees can wear a wig, a costume, or both while TJ the DJ and The Delaneys provide the music on the Wig Out stage. The event includes contests for best wig and best costume, along with an onstage tribute honoring young adult cancer survivors. Tickets available.

A recurring One Piece locals event is hosted at Top Deck Cards and Games. Entry costs $5, and prizes scale with overall attendance. Each entry includes a promo pack, and the winner receives a stamped winner promo.

Ryan Matthew returns to the taproom for a Halloween event. Attendees are encouraged to wear costumes and bring friends.

Breakaway Presents brings Haunted Fest Pittsburgh to Stage AE. This is an all-ages event.

Classic creatures and creeping dread take center stage in a big-screen celebration of movie monsters and haunting atmospheres. Experience the awe of the 1933 King Kong, a landmark of early sound cinema, rated PG and presented in partnership with the Pittsburgh Classic Movie Club. Tension mounts in John Carpenter’s The Thing as Antarctic researchers confront an imitator from beyond, rated R, with an introduction by the Horror Studies Center at the University of Pittsburgh. A coastal California town nearing its centennial faces a sinister mist in The Fog, also rated R and introduced by the Horror Studies Center. The journey wraps with The Nightmare Before Christmas in lively 3D, an offbeat tale following Jack Skellington’s curious search for the spirit of Christmas, rated PG.

Maxwell Anderson’s Bad Seed, directed by Bill Herring, follows Rhoda Penmark, an outwardly sweet and well-behaved child whose pleasant façade conceals a calculating killer. As the story unfolds, her mother, Christine, comes to realize that Rhoda’s violent impulses may be a legacy from Christine’s own birth mother, raising disturbing questions about heredity and guilt.

Charles Wesley Godwin and Dylan Gossett perform live in Pittsburgh at The Wylie. This concert features both artists on the same stage, and tickets are available now.

This blacklight painting session spotlights the Gamblin’ Man, a playful troublemaker brought to life with luminous color. Under UV lights, participants use glow-in-the-dark paint to create an eerie, eye-catching piece that suits the Halloween mood. The atmosphere blends light scares with creative fun at Painting with a Twist South Side.

At Heinz Chapel, organist Jon Tyillian and vocalists Sarah Nadler and Logan Newman present a third annual Halloween concert filled with eerie vocals, spine tingling organ works, and seasonal favorites. The program features music from Phantom of the Opera and Bach’s renowned Toccata and Fugue. Costumes are welcome. Admission is free for Pitt students, $6 for Pitt faculty and staff, and $12 for general admission.

Fleetwood Gold returns to the historic Mishler Theatre in Altoona, PA, a venue known for its long and storied past. This is a reserved seating performance and it welcomes guests of all ages.