Events in Monroeville, PA

Play a few games of Commander with fellow players. Newcomers are welcome, and arriving a little early allows time for a brief walkthrough. There is no cover charge.

Bojuka Draft League brings relaxed draft nights to Coven Brewing, centered on learning and practicing limited play in a friendly setting where a beverage is part of the experience. This new community includes roughly 20 players and typically fields a six-player pod on most Tuesdays. It is geared toward local players from Pittsburgh and Lawrenceville who enjoy casual, skill-building games.

A peer grief support group at Whitehall Public Library offers a compassionate space for anyone coping with the death of a loved one. In this welcoming setting, participants can connect with others, feel heard, and choose to share their stories or simply listen with no obligation to speak. The group is free, open to drop-ins, and does not require an RSVP, with monthly meetings designed to make support accessible when it is needed most. Hosted by Jefferson Memorial Cemetery & Funeral Home and Amedisys Hospice, it provides community, understanding, and a path toward healing.

Experience a South Pacific inspired kava gathering featuring a shamanic meditation with drums, sound bowls, and reiki that invites you to release what no longer serves you. Kava is prepared from the ground roots of the Piper methysticum plant, mixed with water and enjoyed warm. It is known for relaxing effects and may create a mouth numbing sensation. It is described as a complement to a holistic lifestyle. Attendees are encouraged to bring their favorite comfort items.

Top Deck Cards and Games hosts a recurring Tuesday One Piece Locals event. Entry is $5, with prizing that scales based on attendance. Promo packs are included with entry, and the winner takes home a stamped winner promo.

Top Deck Cards and Games hosts a recurring locals event for Digimon. Entry is $5 and prize support scales with attendance. Each entry includes a promo pack, and the winner receives a stamped winner promo.

Paula leads an after-work Zumba session that turns up the heat at CrossBody Dance Downtown. This upbeat dance fitness class blends Latin and global rhythms, including salsa, bachata, reggaeton, merengue, and hip hop, for a full body workout that feels like a party. Expect simple-to-follow routines with optional modifications so every fitness level can participate, build stamina, and tone while moving to energizing music. Pricing options include $20 for a single drop-in, $60 for a 4-class pack, $75 for a 6-class pack, and $120 for a 12-class pack. Class packages never expire and can be used for any recurring class series at either studio.

This recurring Wednesday Yu-Gi-Oh! locals event takes place at Top Deck Cards and Games. Entry is $10, and prizing is based on attendance.

A recurring locals event for Riftbound takes place at Top Deck Cards and Games. Entry is $5. Prizing is based on attendance, and promo packs are included with entry.

Acoustic Roots brings live acoustic music to the gazebo in Monroeville Community Park West with performances by Anne Celedonia and Nicole Belli. Admission and parking are free. Bring a lawn chair or blanket to relax on the grass. The park is smoke free, and pets must remain on a leash.

Settle in for a trivia night filled with brainy challenges and friendly competition. Entry is free, and participants may arrive with a team or join one on site while enjoying food and drinks during the game. Top-scoring teams earn prizes and bragging rights.

A comedy open mic takes place at Mario’s South Side. Sign-ups happen before the show, followed by live stand-up sets on stage.

Organized by Pillar Pittsburgh, this free meetup welcomes moms with babies ages 0 to 3. Created through the efforts of doula Shanyn Winnowski, it provides a welcoming, low pressure space to simply be, whether you are well rested or running on little sleep, feeling confident or still finding your footing. Attendees spend time listening to one another, offering support, and lifting each other up while navigating life with little ones. There will be plenty of coffee and tea, and a full kitchen is available if you prefer to bring your own drinks or snacks.

Try aerial silks in a class created for beginners. Enjoy a full body workout while learning how to climb, pose, and build shapes and tricks on the fabric. No prior experience is required, and the format is tailored for those new to silks. Space is limited. Private aerial parties are available for special events. Wear leggings and a fitted T-shirt, and do not wear jewelry. Sports bras cannot be worn alone without a shirt, and full coverage is required since the silks are shared. Open to ages 14 and up; participants under 18 need permission from one parent. A member discount applies, and anyone who needs their membership discount code can request it by text or email.

Experience an after-hours look at French Moderns featuring Matisse, Renoir, and Degas, guided by a facilitator from the Frick. The visit begins with a focused tour of the exhibition, then leaves time to continue exploring the galleries independently. Two tour options are offered. Advance tickets are required, and there are no ticket sales at the door.

Presented by the Don't Let the Scene Go Down on Me! Collective, this show at The Mr. Roboto Project brings together Remo Drive with indie rock from Minnesota, sports. with Midwest emo from Wisconsin, Computer with mathy emo from NY, and Secret Tunnel performing an acoustic PGH emo set. The event is open to all ages. The venue is a sober space. Tickets are $20 in advance and $25 at the door.

Local Magic: The Gathering players gather for recurring Commander play at Top Deck Cards and Games. The entry fee is $5, and each participant receives a pack from the newest set upon entry.

This recurring Lorcana locals event takes place at Top Deck Cards and Games. Entry is $5, and prizes are based on attendance.

Enjoy a live music night at the Crafthouse as Will Moseley takes the stage, with The Eldorado Band starting the show. Tickets are available directly from the band or from the Crafthouse.

Presented by Drusky Entertainment, Will Moseley performs with The Eldorado Band at Crafthouse in Pittsburgh. This all ages show pairs live music with the venue’s full menu, making it easy to enjoy food during the performance. A Preferred Seating Booth package is available that includes eight tickets and premium seating, with limited availability.

Chris Klemens brings his hit podcast format to the stage for an interactive night filled with comedy, candid conversation, and surprises. Armed with quick wit, unfiltered humor, and off-the-cuff storytelling, he welcomes the crowd to steer the action in real time. Audience members share outrageous confessions, relationship sagas, bold opinions, and real-life dilemmas, and Chris answers with frank honesty, big laughs, and wonderfully chaotic advice. He might help mediate disputes, dig into deeper chats, or spotlight the room’s funniest secrets. Each performance unfolds differently, completely in the moment and without a script. Expect lively participation along with wine and dining, and an evening defined by unpredictable entertainment.

Attendees can walk in and choose from a variety of loose grocery items at this Hill District food distribution. You will make your way through a selection line and pick what works best for your household, including fresh produce, shelf-stable items, and frozen proteins provided in family-size portions. Vegetarian choices are available.

Pittsburgh's fine artisans take center stage at the 57th annual A Fair in the Park, an artist led festival in Mellon Park in Shadyside. Presented by the Craftsmen's Guild of Pittsburgh, the event showcases more than 100 fine artists and craftspeople from the region and from across the country. Recognized as one of the city's premier arts festivals, it features Guild members alongside visiting exhibitors. The Craftsmen's Guild of Pittsburgh, founded in 1944, brings together a regional membership of over 90 skilled makers and is committed to upholding high standards of craftsmanship while supporting education and mentorship in the arts community. Event information, including accepted artists and application details, will be updated on the Guild's website and applications will also be available via Zapplication. Please be cautious of scammers... official applications appear on the Guild website under Fair.

Hosted by Hilltop Alliance, this distribution offers a selection of loose groceries in family-size portions, including dairy, fresh produce, and shelf-stable items. Attendees move through a line and pick what works best for their households, and vegetarian options are available.

A candid, women-centered gathering focused on perimenopause and menopause. The conversation acknowledges the frustrations, exhaustion, confusion, and anger that can arise, while also celebrating this period as one of transition, growth, and reclaiming personal narratives. The emphasis is on community and support, affirming that participants are not defined by hormones but are navigating a meaningful evolution alongside others.

Descendants of Crom VIII brings two days of heavy music to Thunderbird Café & Music Hall, presented by Blackseed Services in partnership with the venue. This all-ages edition showcases performances by TOMBS, WITCHING, GOZU, FUNERALS, SUNDRAS, NOVEMBERS DOOM, THE MIDNIGHT GHOST TRAIN, HUNTSMEN, NIXIL, BRIMSTONE COVEN, MOTHERLESS, IRONFLAME, FALSE GODS, and THE LONG HUNT. For close to ten years, the festival has highlighted doom, sludge, psychedelic sounds, black metal, post-metal, and other darker strains of heavy music while fostering a supportive community and drawing together revered underground acts alongside emerging voices. Expect an immersive atmosphere and powerful sets across both days. Weekend passes and single day passes are offered, and organizers will share schedule updates, vendor details, and artist spotlights as the event approaches.

Folk and fiddle take center stage as solo artist Lillie Gazer and the Mossy Bones Duo perform in the Winnifred Lutz Garden at Mattress Factory. General admission is $14.99 and members receive free entry. This $14.99 Friday Night Special is part of a monthly summer series that brings together music, art, and community, showcasing standout Pittsburgh musicians in an inviting outdoor setting. Food from 77 Club Pizza and drinks from Allegheny City Brewing will be available for purchase. Inside the museum, browse the galleries and take part in hands-on activities in the lobby.

An ongoing meetup focused on Fallout Factions and other topics deemed VaultTec approved.

A recurring locals event for One Piece is held at Top Deck Cards and Games. Entry is $5, with prizes based on attendance. Every entry includes a promo pack, and the winner receives a stamped winner promo.

Presented by Don’t Let the Scene Go Down on Me! Collective and Bottlerocket, this all-ages show at Bottlerocket Social Hall features Mikaela Davis with support from Johanna Samuels. Davis, an acclaimed harpist and songwriter, spotlights music from Graceland Way on Kill Rock Stars, drawing on a canyon country vibe and a modern neo western sensibility while tracing lines to Laurel Canyon, the legend of Graceland, and the spirit of Paul Simon’s continual reinvention. Her harp and voice, alongside guitar, explore where shadow and light converge with a warm, attentive touch. Fans of Waxahatchee, Ratboys, Angela Autumn, or Courtney Barnett may be especially interested. Tickets are $20 in advance and $22 the day of show.

One Ray returns to Helltown Taproom Export for a live performance.

Enjoy an evening of dueling pianos as Piano Maniacs brings its show to downtown Irwin. Recognized as one of western Pennsylvania’s top entertainers, the group has performed at the Waterfront, at the venue formerly called Sing Sing and later Rock Bottom. The performance features familiar songs and crowd sing alongs with a lighthearted spirit that keeps everyone laughing.

Fleetwood Gold presents a tribute to Fleetwood Mac, billed as America’s number one Fleetwood Mac experience. With more than 25,000 followers on social media and a history of sold out performances, the show revives the band’s hallmark sound with layered harmonies and faithful instrumentation. The set moves through signature tracks like Dreams, Rhiannon, Landslide, Go Your Own Way, and The Chain, celebrating a catalog that produced over 20 charting songs and the landmark album Rumours. Although the original lineup is not touring together, audiences often note how closely this performance captures the spirit and detail of the classics. Seating options include theater seats priced at $22 to $25, bar seating at $30, and a table for four at $150.

Concert Crave presents an R&B party at Crafthouse, celebrating rhythm and blues. Attendance is limited to guests 21 and over. Food is served during the event, with the full menu available. A Preferred Seating Booth option is offered that includes eight tickets with premium seating, and availability is limited.

The Pittsburgh Gold Zone Tailgate ushers in the University of Pittsburgh matchup with the University of Central Florida with a lively pregame scene. Designed for Pitt home football days, it includes all-inclusive food and beverages along with live music and entertainment. The festivities are a short walk to Acrisure Stadium, carrying the game-day energy right up to kickoff while emphasizing convenience, hospitality, and a spirited atmosphere for fans.

The Pittsburgh Recovery Walk honors the many pathways to recovery from addiction and the people who travel them. Now in its 11th year, this free, public celebration features speakers, music, kids’ activities, food trucks, the Pittsburgh Recovery Awards, and a parade through Downtown Pittsburgh. A giant Resource Fair highlights services for recovery support, health, and harm reduction, and the full program will also be livestreamed. The event’s goals are to celebrate recovery and the supports that make it possible, reduce stigma for those personally affected by addiction, and connect attendees with resources across the region. Registration is encouraged but not required, and groups can register up to 50 people under a single signup. Free T-shirts will be available at the registration tent while supplies last. Carpooling and public transit are encouraged, and downtown lots and metered street parking are available. The venue and route are accessible, and an ASL interpreter will support the stage program. Children are welcome, as are friendly dogs that are comfortable around other dogs and big crowds. Bring pocket money for lunch from food trucks; complimentary water and coffee will be available. This community-funded gathering is supported by donations and sponsorships, with sponsors recognized both online and on-site and offered outreach opportunities. Registering includes agreement to a liability waiver and photo release. Participants should be able to walk, minors need a parent or guardian to agree, and children under 8 must be accompanied by an adult.

An open Overeaters Anonymous meeting that welcomes anyone interested in the OA program, including students, support people, and healthcare professionals. Visitors are expected to respect the anonymity of everyone present. The meeting is fully wheelchair accessible and meets in the Gathering Place at Newlonsburg Presbyterian Church, with entry through the Office Entrance. Etiquette for meeting visitors is available.

This walk-in food distribution in Homewood provides a selection of individual grocery items that you choose as you move through the line. Offerings include fresh produce, shelf-stable foods, and frozen proteins in family-sized portions. Vegetarian options are available, and households can pick what best fits their needs.

Show neighborhood pride with a recurring community clean up centered at Troy Hill Citizens Park. Volunteers gather at the park to receive supplies, then spread out to tidy a different area of the neighborhood each time. Cleanup tools are provided. Bring water and snacks for yourself, and consider bringing a neighbor or friend to pitch in.

The Pittsburgh Mega Reptile Expo marks its fifth anniversary with its largest showcase yet at the Monroeville Convention Center. Educators, breeders, vendors, families, hobbyists, and animal lovers from around the country gather for thousands of reptiles and exotic animals, family activities, and educational exhibits. Guests can shop for habitats, feeders, and other supplies, and enjoy special attractions along with guest appearances. To commemorate the milestone, the first 5,000 people who purchase tickets online will receive a limited-edition anniversary T-shirt while supplies last.

Returning at a new location, the Boston Spectrum, the Grand Central Train Show features train layouts, vendor booths, and food. Admission is a $7 donation, and children 12 and under are free. For more information, contact Terry at 412-751-9712.

An open air market at The Strip District Terminal features a changing selection of local vendors offering artisan goods, homemade treats, and more. Live music from a notable Pittsburgh DJ sets the tone while shoppers browse. Visitors can also explore dining, retail, and entertainment options throughout The Terminal. Note for participants: applications for the 2026 season are no longer being accepted. Vendors and performers should communicate only with The Terminal and avoid sharing information with anyone claiming to represent the Markets or Tunes outside official channels.

The fourth Pittsburgh County Fair celebrates urban agriculture and all things homemade and handmade in the City of Pittsburgh. Admission is free. The event features local small businesses and artists along with food, music, entertainment, animals, and many hands-on activities. Friendly competitions award top honors for the best tomato and best apple pie in Pittsburgh, with additional contests in fiber arts, cut flowers, and backyard poultry. Hands-on experiences and demonstrations include fermentation, sorghum pressing, a quilting bee, flax scrutching, native plants, seed saving, farmer Olympics, plant dyeing, butter churning, wild edible plants, a cast iron skillet toss, mushroom foraging, a plant variety show, homebrewing, bees and honey terroir, reuse crafting, sustainable land care, eco prints, fruit and nut trees, fiber spinning, homegrown baseball, natural body care, urban soils, mulberry kite making, and a scavenger hunt. Additional highlights include pony rides, sheep shearing demonstrations, and a farm animal petting zoo.

Brookline marks its first Pride celebration by turning Brookline Boulevard into a neighborhood-wide festival, with local businesses serving as welcoming stops along a stroll through the community. Expect artists and makers sharing their work, live music, and community service organizations on hand. A scavenger hunt threads through the route, offering raffle drawings for those who complete it, and there are plenty of moments to pause and enjoy along the way. The celebration welcomes longtime residents, new neighbors, and visitors alike.

The Original Pittsburgh Taco Festival returns with a celebration of food, culture, and community. Expect a wide range of Latin American food vendors curated by the Pittsburgh Hispanic Development Corporation, live Latin music, salsa lessons, an artist market with live painting and handmade crafts, and plenty of family activities including face painting, entertainers, and games. Local nonprofits and community organizations will share resources, and full bars will be available. General admission is $5 and VIP access is $39. VIPs receive early entry, complimentary parking, and official festival merchandise including a T-shirt and poster. Tickets do not include tacos. Children 3 and under receive free entry. The event will take place rain or shine. No dogs are allowed, and all ticket sales are final. Now guided by the Pittsburgh Hispanic Development Corporation, the festival combines long-standing tradition with fresh energy and a broad community focus. A favorite that draws thousands, it showcases the diversity of Pittsburgh’s culture through experiences that reach well beyond the Latino community.

At Fort Pitt Museum, this program explores how American identity began to take shape before the Revolutionary War. Historian Jay Donis of Thiel College examines the surprising sources of unity that connected the thirteen colonies even as they differed in many ways. Drawing on the words of John Adams, he considers the notion that the Revolution started in the hearts and minds of the people rather than on the battlefield. By turning to events in the Trans-Appalachian West, the talk highlights how powerful local loyalties could exist alongside a growing shared purpose, challenging long held ideas about when and where a national identity first emerged. Admission to the program is covered by regular museum entry, and the presentation is scheduled for the Fort Pitt Auditorium on the museum’s first floor. Jay Donis is an assistant professor of history at Thiel College. His scholarship has appeared in The Journal of Early American History, Pennsylvania History: A Journal of Mid-Atlantic Studies, and the Register of the Kentucky Historical Society. He also serves as program chair for the 2026 Pennsylvania Historical Association annual conference.

UCF Knights travel to meet the Pittsburgh Panthers at Acrisure Stadium for an early-season showdown with the potential to set the tone for both sides. Differing approaches on the field and a lively riverfront atmosphere set the scene as each program gauges where it stands on a prominent stage.

UPMC hosts monthly community gaming nights designed for people of all ages with physical disabilities. Attendees can play together across several stations featuring PlayStation, Xbox, Switch 2, VR, and PC, with friendly contests and prizes adding to the fun. Accessible gaming equipment will be available for anyone who finds standard controllers difficult to use. Participants can register for a complimentary adaptive gaming evaluation with an experienced clinician, with the possibility of receiving adaptive gaming equipment at no cost to themselves or their families. These sessions are offered each month.

Rogue Tattoo teams up with the Baldwin Library for a book-themed fundraiser where participants can honor their love of reading with permanent ink. Forty percent of proceeds support the Baldwin Borough Public Library. While waiting for a tattoo, attendees can enjoy activities, treats, and a complimentary cocktail or mocktail. This event is for ages 21 and older. Pricing is $120 for a lined tattoo, $140 for a shaded design, and $10 for entry without getting a tattoo. Registration is available at the Baldwin Library.

Pure Gold Showband delivers an energetic, fully produced show with precise choreography, strong vocal performances, and crisp timing that keeps the music flowing smoothly. With five lead vocalists supported by a full horn section and an energetic rhythm section, plus refined staging, the performance blends a classic feel with modern polish. Expect dancing, sing-alongs, and engaging crowd interaction. The music spans Pop, Funk, Soul, Motown, Disco, and Soft Rock, shaping a catchy, retro-tinged sound with wide appeal. Ticket options include theater seating at $25, bar seating at $35, and a four-person table for $120.

Moldies make their debut at RE Club in Sharpsburg, PA, bringing a dance-filled evening of Motown, Staxx Records tunes, and other soul favorites. Tickets are $10 and can be purchased via the ticket link or in person at RE Club.

South Side Market is launching its first full weekly season, growing out of an idea shared at South Side Community Action Network’s Neighbor Night and a series of successful pop up markets. Each week brings a changing mix of area growers, local bakeries, and independent makers, with beer available next door from Velum Fermentation. Shoppers will find produce, fresh baked treats, and handcrafted items from small businesses in a welcoming setting for all ages.

Experience a Pittsburgh Steelers tailgate at Stage AE in Pittsburgh. This outdoor event goes on rain or shine and welcomes all ages. As the official host of Steelers tailgates before every home game at Acrisure Stadium, it features free entry, live music, and specials on food and drinks. Guests can also take part in giveaways for prizes and signed memorabilia.

Enjoy a relaxed trail walk that blends social connection with moments for reflection. Expect an easy pace and a chance to connect with others and with nature. Attendees are encouraged to sign up for the Common Ground group email list to receive details about parking, arrival, and other updates. The meetup proceeds rain or shine, with cancellations only in the case of extreme storms for safety.

Hound Hike brings a full day of dog-friendly fun with hiking, vendors, food, and guidance from dog trainers. A seasonal photo setup will be available so you can get pictures of your dog with Santa. Advance online admission is $20 for one dog with its owner or family, and each additional dog purchased online is $10. Admission at the gate is $25 per dog. If you want to attend without a dog, you can register and make a donation of your choice to enjoy the hike and see the activities. All dogs must stay on a leash, be healthy and free of parasites, have current vaccinations including rabies and distemper, and wear up-to-date tags. Aggressive or dangerous dogs and dogs in heat are not allowed, and selling dogs is not permitted. Please bring cleaning supplies, as owners are responsible for any accidents.

Bluegrass musicians will pick and sing at the South Side Farmers Market.

Watch the Pittsburgh Steelers take on the Atlanta Falcons at Acrisure Stadium. Families can choose Section 120, rows BB through HH, which is an alcohol-free seating area. Ticket access is available through a season ticket holder presale, a wait list presale, and a public onsale.

Top Deck Cards and Games hosts a recurring Yu-Gi-Oh! locals event. The entry fee is $10, and prizing is determined by attendance.

Enjoy a weekly, laid-back Pokemon gathering focused on trading and casual play. Participants can bring card binders for trades and a deck for friendly pickup games. It is an informal chance to hang out with others who enjoy Pokemon. Please note that singles are not bought or sold at this event, but trading between attendees is welcome.

This concert spotlights the small wonders of the natural world, from butterflies and bees to birds, a lamb, a tiger, and even a pair of comic cats. At its center is Cecelia McDowell's Bird of Time in three movements. The program also includes Abbie Betinis' Songs of Smaller Creatures, Orazio Vecchi's White and Gentle Swan, Del Joio's The Bluebird, Michael Larkin's setting of William Blake's The Tygre, Tavener's The Lamb, and a playful appearance by Rossini's Cat Duet. The performance takes place at Shadyside Presbyterian Church.

Presented by Drusky Entertainment, Shane Guerrette brings a grit-laced blend of blues rock, soul-forward writing, and contemporary indie sensibilities to Crafthouse in Pittsburgh. The event is open to all ages. An upstate New York artist who writes, performs, and produces his own work, Guerrette pairs rough-hewn vocals with searing guitar and intimate lyrics. Listeners who enjoy John Mayer, Marcus King, or Ben Howard may recognize some kinship, yet his voice remains distinct. His self-titled 2023 release marked a shift from home-recorded beginnings to a fully realized sound, balancing confidence and vulnerability with polished, finely tuned production. On stage, whether performing solo or with a full band, he delivers charged sets that connect with fans of blues, rock, and folk. A run of viral clips and millions of streams has helped build a devoted and growing audience. Food is available during the performance with a full menu offered. A limited number of Preferred Seating Booths include eight admissions and premium seating.

This event features a lively singalong led by Randy Koslosky and a story brought to life by Lisa Koslosky. It is designed for children ages 2 to 6, yet it welcomes all. While kids sing, dance, and play, parents can enjoy a coffee and connect with one another in a cozy setting. Plans call for the activities to take place on the patio if the weather cooperates. Parents and guardians are responsible for supervising their children throughout.

A no-cost pet vaccine clinic at Allegheny Commons Park serves veterans and current service members. Please bring proof of military or veteran status, and no appointment is needed. Services are for cats and dogs, with free rabies, FVRCP, DHPP, and leptospirosis vaccines. Microchipping is available for $11. Flea and tick protection is offered, including Seresto collars priced between $55 and $65 and topical treatments for $10. Complimentary pet food and basic supplies will be available while supplies last. Bring prior vaccination records. Dogs must arrive on a sturdy, non-retractable leash, and cats must be in a secure carrier. The location is accessible by PRT bus. Presented with support from the PNC Foundation.

Enjoy live music from Curtis and the Shakerz at the Monroeville Senior Citizen Center.

At the Carrie Blast Furnaces, this hands-on workshop offers a creative alternative to a typical sip and paint. With guidance from the Rivers of Steel metal arts team, participants design and carve a bowl that is then cast in solid aluminum. Everyone leaves with a functional work of art they made themselves. No prior experience is required. Attendees can come with a friend, bring their own beverage, and enjoy an evening of creativity.

An intense three-day, 70.5 mile trek along Pennsylvania’s Laurel Highlands Trail brings together a team of 100 hikers carrying full packs for a test of endurance with a purpose. The route spans the Laurel Mountains from the Conemaugh Gorge near Johnstown through rocky footpaths and mountain laurel to the Youghiogheny River at Ohiopyle, following the southern reaches of the Laurel Ridge with rugged scenery and notable whitewater along the way. Designated shelter areas provide meals, medical support, and evening campfires where stories are shared and new friendships take root. The challenge demands grit and teamwork. After a base camp overnight before the start, participants cover 24 miles on the first day, 27 miles on the second, and 19 miles on the final day, with an additional 11 mile sprint offered at the end. Every hiker raises funds for Veterans Leadership Program, which each year assists more than 8,400 local Veterans through 16 programs focused on housing, career development, supportive services, and wellness. Fundraising minimums are $500 for the 70.5 mile trek and $200 for the 11 mile option, and credit cards are charged only for any remaining balance if the minimum is not met by the deadline.

This monthly food bank distribution serves residents in need from White Oak, Coulter, and Versailles Borough. As a member agency of the Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank, it provides fresh produce, meat, dairy, and canned goods. New clients should bring proof of residency, such as a utility bill, along with income information for registration.

Black Label Society appears at Stage AE alongside Zakk Sabbath and Dark Chapel. This event welcomes attendees of all ages.

Monroeville Movies in the Park offers a free outdoor film experience at Tall Trees Amphitheater. A themed activity presented by the Monroeville Public Library begins the evening, and the feature starts once it is dark. This screening highlights Project Hail Mary. Guests are welcome to bring a blanket or chair for comfortable viewing under the stars. Presented by Monroeville Recreation & Parks and the Monroeville Public Library.

Who’s Bad: The Ultimate Michael Jackson Experience brings a high-octane tribute to the music, choreography, and spirit of the King of Pop. Launched in 2003, the group has delivered more than 2,500 performances around the world, reaching audiences across the United States, Europe, Asia, and more. The show features a full live band, dynamic dancers, and signature moves set to a hit-filled setlist that includes favorites like Billie Jean, Smooth Criminal, and Thriller. Led by Taalib York, whose soaring vocals and precise footwork capture the essence of MJ, the performance channels the energy, accuracy, and emotional impact fans associate with an authentic concert experience. Recognized as the longest running Michael Jackson tribute act, Who’s Bad has filled venues globally and earned praise from industry figures and longtime MJ insiders. Ticket options include $35 for theater seating and $145 for a table for four.

Club Pure Imagination sets the stage for a relaxed night of laughs with comedians hailing from the Improv. Seating is primarily at bar stools and pub tables, and it often fills quickly, so purchasing tickets in advance is recommended. Additional spots are available at the Area 51 Bar and in the VIP balcony on the Main St side of the venue. These sections are first come and feature a live simulcast of the show on large TVs with full sound. The venue is non-smoking and vaping is not allowed, with a designated outdoor area for smoking. Guests who are under the influence of drugs or who appear intoxicated will not be admitted.

Enjoy a program of acoustic favorites, with a spotlight on Mark's new CD, Downtown Girl. The album is being aired on WYEP with Rob O' Friel and the Rollin & Tumblin show.

Learn the fundamentals of cake decorating in a friendly, hands-on class created for beginners. Instruction covers every step of building a simple buttercream cake from start to finish, including leveling layers, filling and stacking, applying a crumb coat, smoothing frosting, basic piping, borders and swirls, simple textured finishes, professional use of sprinkles and toppers, and final presentation techniques. Each participant completes and takes home a fully decorated 6-inch cake, along with core decorating knowledge, a printed guide, and a comprehensive tool kit. The kit includes a personal turntable, two spatulas, 24 piping tips, couplers, 50 disposable piping bags, two reusable piping bags, three icing comb scrapers, and two bag stoppers, and it is offered with the class for $20 compared with a $30 retail value if purchased separately. The class fee is $150, with a $15 discount available for early ticket purchases. Refunds are not available after the stated cutoff because supplies are ordered. In the event of a valid emergency cancellation, payment may be transferred to another cake decorating class, and transfers apply only to this specific class and cannot be used for any other classes. If running late, call the bakery. Doors lock 15 minutes after the class begins and late arrivals will not be admitted.

Hosted at the Monroeville Convention Center’s South Hall, this Toypalooza Toy Show marks its eighth year with close to 400 tables filled with toys, comics, video games, and pop culture collectibles. Browse an expansive selection, spot characters in costume, and take part in giveaways. Free on-site parking is available in a large lot, and access is through the drive up covered entrance by the side parking area. Admission options include $10 general admission, a $15 early buyer option, and $15 online tickets. Children 12 and under are free. Online tickets provide first entry. This family friendly gathering offers something for all ages.

Pick up a variety of groceries in a convenient drive-up format, with fresh produce, shelf-stable pantry items, and frozen proteins packed in family-sized portions. Stay in your car while pre-packed boxes are placed in your trunk. Vegetarian options are offered.

This inclusive celebration of Pagan roots at West End Park features workshops, speakers, groups, and vendors. It welcomes all and offers opportunities for learning, conversation, and lighthearted fun.

BP Acoustics will perform a live outdoor show at TRUSS Brewing Company.

An acoustic showcase with attitude comes to Helltown Export. Expect acoustic sounds delivered with a bold edge.

Who’s Bad: The Ultimate Michael Jackson Experience delivers a high-energy concert that honors the music, movement, and spirit of the King of Pop. Formed in 2003, this is the longest running MJ tribute act, with more than 2,500 performances around the world across the U.S., Europe, Asia, and beyond. Inspired by Michael’s legendary tours, the production features a full live band, dynamic dancers, signature choreography, and the hits that shaped generations, from Billie Jean and Smooth Criminal to Thriller and more. Led by Taalib York, whose electrifying vocals and precise dance work channel the feel of an MJ show, it blends power, precision, and emotion throughout. Known for sellouts in clubs and theaters and praised by industry figures and longtime MJ insiders, Who’s Bad presents a faithful celebration of a timeless legacy. Ticket options include $35 theater seating and $145 table seating for four.

Who's Bad brings a live tribute to Michael Jackson to The Oaks Theater, featuring the King of Pop's celebrated music and signature moves performed on stage. This high energy show highlights hits from across his career and captures the excitement of his iconic sound and style.

Presented by Drusky Entertainment, this heavy metal tribute night at Crafthouse Stage & Grill in Pittsburgh features Priest Unleashed honoring Judas Priest and Penntera saluting Pantera, with sets from Stymo and Skull'Rz Bane. Minors may attend when accompanied by a parent or guardian. The venue serves a full menu during the show. A limited number of Preferred Seating Booths offer premium placement and include eight admissions.

GFNY Pittsburgh-Monroeville challenges riders with a course that kicks off and wraps up at CCAC Boyce Campus, approximately 15 minutes east of Pittsburgh. The route winds through picturesque roads across Allegheny and Westmoreland Counties, passing working farms and ranches, orchard-lined stretches, and shaded forests. Participants can opt for a 47-mile medium-distance ride aimed at recreation or an 80-mile long-distance race for competitors. The mileage may be modest, yet the steady rollers turn it into a serious test, delivering a leg-burning day on the bike.

This event offers three distances to choose from: 5K, 10K, and half marathon. Pick the one that works for you.

Celebrate Oktoberfest with a classic European-style steinholding contest that is open to all. A $5 entry fee includes a 1L stein of beer and entry into the competition. Random prizes, along with awards for the winners, will be given at each of the two events. As a US Steinholding sanctioned location, the top male and female competitors will earn invitations to represent Wye Beer Co. at the PA state steinholding championships in October. There are two competition dates this year, and winners from this event may either let their time stand against the second event’s field or attend the later event in person to compete for the overall title.

Presented by Drusky Entertainment, this all ages celebration marks the halfway point to St. Patrick’s Day with performances by The Low Kings and Bealtaine at Crafthouse. Food will be available throughout the show with a full menu offered by the venue. A Preferred Seating Booth option includes eight tickets and premium seating, with limited availability.

Part of The Brunette World Tour, this concert at Stage AE features Tucker Wetmore with William Beckmann and Jacob Hackworth. It takes place outdoors and will proceed regardless of weather. All ages are welcome. Through a partnership with Face the Fight, a portion of proceeds from each ticket supports suicide prevention and mental health treatment for veterans.

A Quiet Town arrives for its Pittsburgh premiere at The Oaks Theater as a one-night RedSlate event with a live filmmaker Q&A. See the film on the big screen, then hear from the creators in a behind-the-scenes conversation. Two ticket options are available: General Admission includes the film and Q&A, while the Premium option adds an exclusive photo opportunity and autograph session, a signed poster, and a commemorative ticket. Seating is limited.

Skitz Kraven performs at Crafthouse, presented by Drusky Entertainment. This is an all-ages event. Food from the venue’s full menu will be available during the show. A limited number of Preferred Seating Booths include eight tickets and premium seating.

Readers gather seasonally for a friendly discussion of the selected book, sharing questions, insights, and favorite moments. Copies are available to sign out at the front desk. The fall selection is The Alice Network by Kate Quinn, a historical novel that interweaves the story of a World War I spy in the real Alice Network in France with that of an unconventional American socialite searching for her cousin in 1947, creating a tale of bravery and redemption. See the MSC Fall Newsletter for registration details and fees.

Rainbow Kitten Surprise brings the bones North American Tour to Stage AE for an outdoor show that will proceed rain or shine, presented by PromoWest North Shore and Opus One. The event is open to all ages. Through a partnership with PLUS1, $1 from every ticket supports organizations focused on mental health treatment and access to care. The organizer notes that ticket resale through AXS Resale will not be available at first and may be introduced later.

Presented by Drusky Entertainment, Black Flag performs at Crafthouse Stage & Grill in Pittsburgh. The show welcomes all ages. Guests can order from the venue’s full menu during the performance. Limited-quantity booth packages are available that include eight tickets and premium seating.

Enjoy a lively night of Music Bingo with favorite songs, cash prizes including a $1,000 coverall, and plenty of entertainment in support of the Children’s Free Care Fund. Tickets are $40 per person, or reserve a table for eight for $280. Presented by Howard Hanna Real Estate Services, Norwin Office, this benefit supports local children’s hospitals and pediatric programs. The fund helps ensure kids receive essential medical care and treatments regardless of a family’s ability to pay.

At Wye Beer Co., Monica leads a hands-on Creative Kids Corner session where children paint and decorate a festive pumpkin to take home for fall. This colorful early autumn craft is designed for ages 3 to 10. The cost is $25 per child per class and includes all project materials and instruction, plus a date night at Wye Beer Co. Space is limited.

A lively bingo night raises funds for the Baldwin Borough Public Library, with tasty treats, a raffle, and multiple opportunities to win prizes. Registration costs $10 per person and includes two bingo cards for the evening, and extra cards are available for $5 each. All proceeds support the Baldwin Borough Public Library. This program is for adults 18 and older, and registration is required. If plans change after registering, please cancel online or contact the library so a waitlisted participant can take the spot. Repeated cancellations or no-shows for limited-capacity programs may lead to future registrations being placed on the waitlist.

Four Chord Music Festival 12, presented by Smartpunk, brings a two-day celebration of punk, hardcore, emo, and alternative music to F.N.B. Stadium in Pittsburgh, formerly Highmark Stadium. Day 1 features Knocked Loose, Underoath, Kublai Khan TX, We Came As Romans, Saosin, Superheaven, Bayside, Counterparts, Haywire, Militarie Gun, Thousand Below, Facewreck, and Pain Clinic. Day 2 showcases Pierce the Veil, Mayday Parade, Boys Like Girls, State Champs performing “Around The World and Back,” Mom Jeans, Motion City Soundtrack, Cartel, Finch, Driveways, Hit The Lights, Eternal Boy, Patent Pending, Keep Flying, Don’t Panic, and Heading North. Founded in 2014, the festival has evolved from a grassroots punk gathering into a leading independent event known for thoughtful lineups and a steadfast DIY spirit, welcoming fans from across generations. Previous headliners have included Blink-182, Jimmy Eat World, AFI, Jawbreaker, A Day To Remember, The All-American Rejects, Yellowcard, The Gaslight Anthem, Taking Back Sunday, Bad Religion, and All Time Low. Sponsors for this edition include Smartpunk, AKT, Biggies Bullies, Visit Pittsburgh, Wild Basin, Max Petrunya, P.C., Rhinegeist, Jack Daniels, Cayman Jack, and Beatbox.

Caamp brings its folk-rock sound to the stage with songs from Somewhere, the new EP and first fresh release since 2022. Expect warm harmonies and reflective storytelling, including the single Let Things Go that leans into release, change, and renewal. Founded by longtime friends Taylor Meier and Evan Westfall in Ohio and launched out of Athens, the group has grown from those roots to sold-out tours, national TV performances, and major festival appearances, with four full-length albums from their 2016 debut through Lavender Days. This is an all-ages event. One dollar from each ticket supports The Great Heights Movement, established by the band in 2022 and administered by The Columbus Foundation to help programs focused on music education, social justice, and sustainability in Columbus and in other communities they encounter. Ticket resale through AXS Resale will not be available at first and may open later. Purchases are limited to four tickets per order, and orders that exceed this limit or appear linked by shared information may be canceled without notice, with eligible refunds issued at face value excluding fees.

Billed as Pittsburgh's scariest haunted attraction, this experience invites daring visitors to step into the Portals and see what awaits within.

Turn to Stone: A Tribute to ELO presents a nostalgic, ever-growing celebration of Electric Light Orchestra’s music. The group has performed to sold-out audiences across more than 18 states and Canada, capturing the look and sound of ELO’s 1970s and 1980s tours with a live string section, dynamic lighting, and period-inspired wardrobe. Expect beloved hits like Don’t Bring Me Down, Mr. Blue Sky, and Evil Woman, along with rotating gems for superfans such as Fire on High, 10538 Overture, Xanadu, and Twilight. Seating options include theater seats priced from $25 to $30, bar seating at $35, and tables for four at $160.

Paula Poundstone appears at Carnegie of Homestead Music Hall in a performance presented by Drusky Entertainment. All ages are welcome. Tickets are available for purchase.

Presented by Drusky Entertainment, Silver Springs pays tribute to Fleetwood Mac with a live performance at Crafthouse. This all-ages show features the band’s iconic songs along with food from the venue’s full menu available during the event. A limited number of Preferred Seating Booth packages are offered, accommodating eight people with premium seats.

Silver Springs brings a dynamic, faithful salute to Fleetwood Mac to Crafthouse Stage & Grille in Pittsburgh, showcasing lush vocal harmonies, expert musicianship, and a visually engaging stage production. The performance features signature songs like Dreams, Go Your Own Way, Rhiannon, The Chain, Gypsy, and Landslide, plus more favorites that connect with listeners of all ages.

St. John’s Bazaar & Flea Market returns with bargains to explore throughout the day, plus traditional Ukrainian comfort dishes available during the event. Event proceeds benefit St. John’s restoration effort, contributing matching grant funds for repairs to its distinctive golden dome. Both street and lot parking are available.

Uptown Mt. Lebanon comes alive as the Mt. Lebanon Artists’ Market presents a two day juried celebration of fine art. Presented by the Mt. Lebanon Partnership, this outdoor market features 60 to 80 professional artists showcasing original, handcrafted work in a wide range of media, including 2D artwork, jewelry, wood, sculpture, glass, ceramics, fiber, wearables, mixed media, leather, and metal. Visitors can explore artist booths, enjoy a curated selection of food vendors, and take in live entertainment throughout the weekend. Cash awards and artist incentives help bring outstanding creative talent from across the region. The market takes place in the Academy Lot behind The Saloon and across from Rollier Hardware.

Pick up family-sized groceries at this drive-up food distribution in Wilkinsburg. Remain in your car while pre-packed boxes are loaded into your trunk, then depart with an assortment of individual grocery items. Offerings include produce, shelf-stable foods, and frozen proteins, and vegetarian choices are available.

At Lake Carnegie in Highland Park, this family-friendly fishing event with Fishburgh welcomes beginners, young anglers, and anyone interested in the fundamentals in a relaxed, supportive setting. Participants will practice casting, learn how to bait a hook, identify fish, handle catches safely, and explore how to care for the waterways in and around Pittsburgh. Bring a positive attitude and some patience. The next cast could be the one that lands a catch. Instruction is led by Phillip Papa, founder of Fishburgh Outdoors and a certified Fishing Skills Instructor with the Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission. Fishing gear and bait are provided. Registered participants do not need a fishing license during the event. Please obtain a ticket for each participant so planning for equipment, supplies, and volunteers is accurate.

An IFPA sanctioned monthly pinball tournament from Wye Beer Co. and the Stern Army features alternating formats, with some events using group match play and others using group knockout. Entry is free, with coin-drop for games. The tournaments welcome all skill levels, with random Stern Pinball prizes and special awards for the top three finishers. Players earn series points at each event based on finish, calculated as the number of competitors multiplied by ten. For example, with five players, first earns 50 points, second 40, third is a tie at 30, and fifth 10. Only your best four results count toward the series total, which determines seeding for an end-of-year finale and celebration that includes food for everyone and a special prize for the Wye Wizard. Launch party best-game tournaments do not count toward the series points, only the eleven regular monthly events. Competing in at least four tournaments qualifies you for the finale.

Celebrating its 11th season, the Squirrel Hill Night Markets bring a decade of community, creativity, and summer fun to Murray Avenue as it transforms into a lively open-air festival. Visitors can find a wide variety of food from trucks and neighborhood restaurants, more than 100 I Made It! Market artists and crafters with handmade goods, and live music and performances hosted by Sunburst School of Music. Local Squirrel Hill businesses share favorite offerings while friends and neighbors enjoy the vibrant street atmosphere. Parking is available in surrounding Parking Authority lots, and fees may apply. Hosted by Uncover Squirrel Hill and I Made It! Market, with season support from Key Bank and neighborhood sponsors including Little's Shoes, Brandywine Communities, Sunburst School of Music, and the Squirrel Hill Urban Coalition.

Böaterhead brings a wave of smooth sounds to The Oaks Theater, performing yacht rock favorites and AM Gold classics from a band that hails from the northern shores of the United States. The night features sing-alongs, dancing, and soft rock revelry. Yacht rock attire is encouraged, and sensible shoes are required.

Promoted as the scariest haunted attraction in Pittsburgh, Portals of Fear challenges visitors to step through its portals and discover what waits within.

Club' Pure Imagination presents Say Ahh, a high-energy tribute to the 80s rock group Poison. Based in Pittsburgh, this four-piece has been entertaining crowds since a breakout debut in the summer of 2009, recreating songs from every chapter of Poison’s catalog while capturing the playful, party-loving spirit that made the originals famous. The group bills itself as the world’s first and greatest Poison tribute, and fans can count on a lively night from start to finish. Food will be available along with a selection of drinks. Seating is limited, with bar stools and pub tables in the main area. Additional spots are offered at the Area 51 Bar and the VIP Balcony, where the show is simulcast to large screens with full sound on a first-come basis. The venue is nonsmoking and does not allow vaping, with an outdoor area provided for smoking. Anyone under the influence of drugs or showing signs of intoxication will not be admitted.

Böaterhead brings a smooth rock party built on the late 70s and early 80s. This Cleveland six-piece channels the Southern California AM sound with polished musicianship and an animated stage presence, featuring songs by Hall & Oates, Steely Dan, Michael McDonald, Player, Jackson Browne, Ace, Toto, Billy Joel, Christopher Cross, and more. Expect a nostalgic atmosphere that nods to t-tops, Corinthian leather, terry cloth, Dr. Scholls, and the unmistakable scent of Jovan Musk, creating a yacht rock experience for listeners from 17 to 77. Seating options include reserved seats priced at $20 to $22, bar seating at $25, and a table for four at $110.

Presented by Drusky Entertainment, Jim Henson's Labyrinth: In Concert takes the stage at Carnegie of Homestead Music Hall. Open to all ages, this concert event features a presentation of Jim Henson's Labyrinth in a live musical format.

Create a fall-themed floral arrangement at Hometique in Elizabeth using Sola Wood flowers that are already tinted in seasonal colors. Participants design a piece in a 4x4 wooden box for $50 and can customize it with available greenery to suit their style. An upfront deposit is required. For questions, contact Quinn’s Wooden Floral Creations at 412-726-9783. Find Quinn’s Wooden Floral Creations on Facebook and Instagram at @quinnswoodenfloralcreations.

Steel City Collectibles hosts an in-store starter event for the Gundam Trading Card Game focused on deck building and play. Participants assemble a 50-card deck from booster packs, with the option to purchase additional packs to fine-tune their builds. Entry is $30 per player, and prize support depends on attendance. The game centers on Mobile Suits represented by Unit cards, Pilots that attach to enhance them, and support from Base and Command cards. Designated pairings can form Linked Units to power up your strategy. Learn standard head-to-head rules along with Team Battle at 2 versus 2 and a free-for-all Battle Royale for three or more players. This event takes place in store only. For questions, call (412) 872-5504.

Part of the Monroeville Concert Series, this concert is one in a continuing lineup of performances.

Create a custom T-shirt in a beginner Cricut workshop that covers the essentials of using the machine from setup to design. All supplies are included. You will provide your shirt size at registration and receive a white cotton T-shirt to personalize, with multiple design colors available for your pattern. Sample designs are on display in the lobby. For registration details and fees, please refer to the MSC Fall Newsletter.

Presented by Drusky Entertainment, Randy Feltface brings a live performance to Carnegie of Homestead Music Hall. The show welcomes attendees of all ages.

At the Monroeville Convention Center, this three day celebration unites gaming, art, music, and friendly competition in one high energy gathering. Explore a fan powered arcade, an expansive free play console lounge, and a wide range of tabletop adventures. Costumes and cosplay fill the halls, live bands keep the soundtrack going, and tournaments offer plenty of chances to test your skills. Browse vendors stocked with collectibles, meet industry guests, and connect with skilled tattoo artists on site. It is a weekend packed with more to experience than one schedule can hold, capturing Pittsburgh’s unmistakable geek spirit.

Celebrate Serbian heritage at the seventh annual parish Serb-Fest, A Taste of Serbia, featuring a friendly, festive atmosphere with seating and dining available inside the church hall and outdoors. Admission is free, and parking is available at no cost in a lot and on surrounding streets. Enjoy convenient walk up service for ordering, then visit the kafana bar for refreshments including beer, wine, slivovitz, soda, and water. Live entertainment is planned with Orchestra RADOST of Pittsburgh. The full menu will be announced.

Presented by Drusky Entertainment, Matt Fraser brings his live show to Carnegie of Homestead Music Hall. All ages are welcome to attend.

The Holy Gift delivers a faithful, high-energy salute to Tool with skilled musicianship and deep respect for the originals. As a leading tribute from Western Pennsylvania, the group mirrors the progressive metal legends’ layered textures, complex rhythms, and immersive feel, shaping a set built around many of Tool’s signature tracks. Expect meticulous performances, atmospheric soundscapes, and hypnotic grooves that convey the band’s intensity and detail. Tickets are $12.

Experience Wiz Khalifa at Citizens Live at The Wylie. This is an all ages event, and support acts are subject to change without notice. Ticket access includes an artist presale, Live Nation and Citizens Bank presales, a VIP package option, and a public on sale.

Known from television for delivering readings to audiences around the world, Matt Fraser offers the chance to experience mediumship in person. Recognized as America’s top psychic medium and a New York Times bestselling author, he shares messages from loved ones in spirit during a 90 minute live experience. He moves through the crowd, offering readings that include specific names, memories, dates, and other meaningful details. As messages unfold, some who arrived unsure often leave moved by moments that bring comfort, healing, laughter, and tears. Whether a message is meant for you or comes through for someone nearby, many people find the insights resonate in unexpected ways. Every seat offers a close view, and no two evenings are alike because the event is shaped by the people in the room. More than a performance, it is a shared experience that affirms that love continues beyond this life. Tickets are limited and the event is expected to sell out.

Drusky Entertainment presents Feeling Emo Party’s Linkin Park Night at Crafthouse, featuring a live band performing Hybrid Theory and Meteora in their entirety along with additional favorites. The evening begins with an opening set by Y2K Livewire. This show is open to all ages. Food is available throughout the event with a full menu to choose from. A limited number of Preferred Seating Booths provide premium placement and include eight tickets.

Big Buck Open 3.0 brings golfers together at Murrysville Golf Club to celebrate the life and legacy of Tim “Buck” Cotter while raising funds that help students pursue culinary arts and golf. Tim spent years in professional kitchens, working as a sous chef at the Allegheny and Igloo Clubs and later leading the kitchen at Pike Run Country Club. He was also an avid golfer who enjoyed leagues and outings, remembered for a quick wit that left a lasting impression on those around him. The outing continues that spirit by supporting students who share his passions. The 2025 event raised $6,000 for two causes. Registration is open.

At North Park Lake, this annual witch-themed group paddle brings a playful, spooky vibe to the water. Wearing a costume is welcome, whether a classic witch, a favorite spooky character, or any creative outfit. Participants gather by the launch area to mingle and get ready, then head out together onto the water for the yearly paddle.

Presented by Eternal Fire, Under Appalachian Skies 2026 gathers a lineup at Thunderbird Music Hall for an all-ages showcase of black and death metal. Abigail Williams arrives from Olympia, Washington for a USA exclusive performance. Antichrist Siege Machine performs black and death metal from Richmond. One of Nine represents Middle Earth with black metal, while Volcandra comes from Louisville with melodic black and death metal. Profane Elegy hails from Central Pennsylvania with black metal, Vaelravyn brings a blackened post metal approach from Nashville, and Pittsburgh’s Calamity Vessel delivers atmospheric black metal.

At Jefferson Memorial Funeral Home, a memorial walk and lantern lighting ceremony honors pregnancy and infant loss awareness. The gathering offers a compassionate space to support friends and relatives who have experienced loss, with moments set aside to remember children whose time was brief yet forever cherished. Attendees may bring family and friends to light the memorial pond with lanterns bearing personal messages of love. Before the walk, guests can enjoy seasonal crafts and refreshments, creating a gentle opportunity to connect and reflect. Donations collected benefit The Still Remembered Project.

Crashing Out takes the stage at Carnegie of Homestead Music Hall in a live performance presented by Drusky Entertainment. This is an all-ages show.

Jagged Little Thrill-The Alanis Experience salutes the music of Alanis Morissette with a live show built around a full performance of Jagged Little Pill, the five-time Grammy-winning album, plus fan favorites and deeper cuts. This seasoned five-piece touring band delivers rich, expressive vocals and tight, high-energy musicianship that captures the sound and spirit of the originals. Ticket options include theater seating priced between $15 and $17, bar seating at $22, and a table for four for $100.

Karaoke Night lights up Club' Pure Imagination as DJ Rick Fike shapes the soundtrack and energizes the room with feel-good beats. A music-forward evening designed for memorable moments.

Styx takes the stage at Citizens Live at The Wylie. Open to attendees of all ages, this show notes that supporting acts may change without notice. Ticket access includes a public on sale, artist presale, Citizens Bank presale, Live Nation presale, and VIP package presale, along with a VIP package on sale.

Greenberg's Toy and Train Show highlights L&T's Misfit Toys N More and showcases train displays to explore.

A Pittsburgh walk focused on suicide prevention brings people together for a morning centered on hope, love, and meaningful connections. The event raises crucial funds to prevent and stop suicide in the community and includes mental health community resources. Dogs are welcome. Participants can register individually or with a team to support education, research, and advocacy for suicide prevention, and volunteers are welcome to support the cause.

Maria Bamford brings a stand-up comedy set to Carnegie of Homestead Music Hall that blends sharp humor with clever storytelling for nonstop laughs. Her distinctive style keeps the audience fully engaged, turning each moment into something to remember. It is an evening centered on comedy, creativity, and pure entertainment.

Jeff Goldblum appears with his longtime jazz ensemble, the Mildred Snitzer Orchestra, alongside the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra for a performance steeped in fresh interpretations of classic jazz and favorites from the American Songbook. Goldblum formed the band three decades ago, and together they have played for audiences across the United States and around the globe. Beyond the bandstand, Goldblum’s career spans six decades across film, television, and theater. He is currently seen as the Wizard of Oz in the film Wicked with Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo. His screen credits range from The Big Chill, The Grand Budapest Hotel, and The Fly to blockbusters such as Independence Day, Jurassic Park, and Thor: Ragnarok. He has produced for film and television and received an Oscar nomination for directing the short Little Surprises. On television he starred in the Netflix limited series KAOS, earned Emmy nominations for Will and Grace and for The World According to Jeff Goldblum, which he also executive produced, and on stage he has appeared on Broadway in The Pillowman and Domesticated as well as in London’s Speed the Plow. The Mildred Snitzer Orchestra has released three albums on Decca Records featuring guests including Gregory Porter, Kelly Clarkson, Miley Cyrus, Fiona Apple, Freda Payne, Haley Reinhart, and Imelda May. A fourth release, Still Blooming, is on the way with appearances by Ariana Grande, Cynthia Erivo, Scarlett Johannson, and Maiya Sykes. Goldblum has shared that collaborating in the studio is deeply fulfilling, yet the connection that happens in live performance is what he especially treasures.

Acclaimed paranormal investigator, bestselling author, and filmmaker Steve Gonsalves takes the stage for A Life with Ghosts, a live theatre presentation drawn from his book and television work on Ghost Hunters, Ghost Nation, and the documentary The House Inbetween. He leads the audience through memorable haunted locations, recounting unnerving encounters and showcasing artifacts from favorite sites for an interactive show and tell. The evening also features video evidence captured during investigations, paired with lighthearted stories that reveal the humor found on both sides of the veil. The program concludes with a live audience Q&A. A limited VIP option includes early entry, first pick of premium front row seating, a collector laminate and lanyard, a signed poster, a signed copy of A Life with Ghosts, and a photo opportunity. The show runs approximately 1 hour and 45 minutes.

Steve Gonsalves brings A Life with Ghosts to the stage for an immersive evening centered on hauntings, history, and true accounts drawn from his extensive archive. Known for Ghost Hunters, Ghost Nation, The House Inbetween, and as the bestselling author of A Life with Ghosts, he revisits standout investigations in an updated program that adds new stories, deeper historical context, and exclusive footage. Through firsthand narratives, rare clips, haunted objects, and behind-the-scenes moments, audiences get an up-close look at the cases, evidence, and experiences gathered over years of paranormal work. The night blends chills with humor and interactive segments, followed by a live Q&A where attendees can ask about ghost hunting, findings, and the stories behind the investigations. A Life with Ghosts offers a revealing, thought-provoking encounter with a leading voice in the paranormal field. A limited number of VIP packages are available.

Presented by Drusky Entertainment, Jed Harrelson performs at Crafthouse in Pittsburgh. The event is open to attendees of any age. Food is available during the show, with a complete menu offered by the venue. A booth package with preferred seating includes eight tickets, and availability is limited.

Presented by Drusky Entertainment, Chelsea Wolfe performs at Carnegie of Homestead Music Hall, joined by Jonathan Hultén. This concert welcomes attendees of all ages.

Now in its ninth year, Halloween Havoc returns with even more spooky fun. This play-up tournament helps participants gear up for the next season while enjoying a Halloween atmosphere they will remember. Highlights include themed contests, energetic announcers, and a championship prize promoted as the biggest Halloween trophy in the area. Presented over three October weekends, it brings the complete MBT experience with festive flair and competitive excitement.

Enter Dracula’s Chalet in the Swiss Alps, where a retired aristocrat and former creature of the night has reinvented himself as the host, owner, and lounge singer. With Igor and Frieda Frankenstein lending support, business takes a surprising turn when a broken-down bus delivers Van Helsing’s great-grand-nephew and Muffy the Vampire Slayer, sparking a comedic clash of legends. This interactive musical mystery unfolds over a multi-course dinner. As salad is served, the cast mingles in character and some guests are invited to take small roles. Act One blends humor, songs, and clues to set the stage for the whodunit. After the main course, the story picks up with Act Two, where characters and audience members work together to unravel the case, including a spontaneous Q&A that lets the crowd question the suspects. Dessert arrives as everyone casts a vote on who is responsible. The evening concludes with a final scene that reveals the culprit, delivers justice, and awards prizes. Seating is at bar stools and pub-height tables, and capacity is limited, so purchasing tickets in advance is encouraged. The venue is non-smoking and vaping is not permitted, with a designated smoking area outside. Individuals under the influence of drugs or alcohol will not be allowed entry.

Major Burn makes a guest appearance with Change of Heart for a Tom Petty tribute at Crafthouse Stage & Grill. The concert highlights the music of Tom Petty, featuring Change of Heart with support from Major Burn.

Just JJ & Bri perform an acoustic set at The Firepit Wood Fired Grill. Making a reservation is encouraged.

Experience a high energy celebration of 70s and 80s disco, funk, and dance hits with Dancing Queen, a Pittsburgh band that has entertained at more than a thousand shows across clubs, private events, and outdoor stages throughout the tri state area. Expect a nonstop flow of music as songs blend seamlessly into one another, topped with up to four part vocal harmonies that keep the groove going. Tickets are $20. Dancing is welcome and encouraged, so keep that in mind when choosing seats.

Drusky Entertainment presents a tribute to Tom Petty as Change of Heart performs at Crafthouse, joined by Major Burn. This event is for guests 21 and over. Food is available during the show from the venue’s full menu. A Preferred Seating Booth option is offered, which includes eight tickets and premium seating, and availability is limited.

Chad Daniels takes the stage at Pittsburgh Improv for a live stand-up show focused on laughs and good humor. Expect a fun, joke-filled performance from start to finish.

Celebrate It Forward 5K & Family Walk offers a community focused morning that blends movement with purpose. Whether running, walking, pushing a stroller, or taking part as a family, every step helps create moments of joy for local children and families. Participants are encouraged to wear bright colors and enjoy a morning filled with fun and cheer, while celebrating the power of community and sharing that joy with those who need it. All proceeds benefit Beverly's PGH and its mission to celebrate and strengthen families in Southwestern Pennsylvania.

Plans are underway for this year's Oktoberfest at White Valley Park. The organizing committee has held its first meeting and is working on new additions to make the celebration even better this year. As a fundraiser, the event helps the club support nonprofit organizations in the community, and its success relies on the support of guests who attend.

SUGAR brings the Love You Even Still 2026 World Tour to Stage AE, with J. Robbins of Jawbox also performing. The show welcomes attendees of all ages.

Helltown Taproom Export hosts 2Bs Acoustic, the husband and wife duo Bryan and Brenda Hill. They perform a wide-ranging mix of country, classic rock, and pop covers spanning the 1980s through today.

Enjoy a fall evening at The Firepit with performers who love playing this venue. Table reservations are available in advance, and guests are welcome to bring friends for a laid-back night together.

Modest Mouse performs at Citizens Live at The Wylie in an all-ages concert. Support acts are subject to change without notice. Tickets are available through a public onsale, with additional presales including Ice Cream Party, Spotify, Live Nation, Citizens Bank, and a VIP Package presale, plus a dedicated VIP Package onsale.

Drusky Entertainment presents a night at Crafthouse in Pittsburgh, PA featuring The Supersuckers, with Rumours and The Cheats sharing the bill. This all ages show pairs live music with a full menu of food available during the event. Ticket options include a limited number of preferred seating booths that provide premium seating and include eight tickets.

Brave the Portals of Fear, a haunted attraction billed as Pittsburgh's scariest haunted house. Enter if you dare and put your courage to the test.

Drusky Entertainment presents Lauren Ash with Stereo Scandal at Crafthouse Stage & Grill in Pittsburgh. This all ages concert features live music alongside a full kitchen, so guests can order from the menu during the show. A limited Preferred Seating Booth option includes eight tickets and premium seating. A Lauren Ash VIP package is also available and includes a photo opportunity taken on your phone by a photographer, a signed CD copy of the Call Me When You Get This album, an exclusive VIP lanyard, a Lauren Ash drawstring backpack, and one general admission ticket.

Back for its ninth year, Halloween Havoc returns with more thrills and spooky fun. This play-up tournament is designed to help players get a head start on next season while creating a Halloween memory to hold onto. The event features themed contests, lively announcers, and the area’s largest Halloween championship trophy, bringing the full MBT experience to life across three October weekends.

A multi-day horror convention devoted to zombie cinema takes place inside Monroeville Mall, the shopping center made famous by George A. Romero’s Dawn of the Dead. The celebration focuses on Romero’s work and the broader genre, with Dawn of the Dead sharing attention with other zombie films as fans and creators come together at the very location where the story unfolded, possibly for a final gathering in this landmark space. Expect celebrity guests that include lead performers, memorable zombies, and behind-the-scenes contributors. Activities span guided tours of filming spots throughout the mall, film screenings, exclusive evening parties, photo opportunities, vendor halls, official merchandise, collectibles and art, and a full schedule of exhibits and panel conversations, along with plenty of zombie-themed fun. Ticket options include a 3-day pass priced at $50 during the early bird period with a higher price afterward, single-day passes, and a very limited VIP package at $200. VIP benefits include admission to both evening parties, entry to the Living Dead Museum, a swag bag of merchandise, early admission, and a screening of Dawn of the Dead at the mall’s Cinemark theater featuring a main cast host and introduction. Professional photo ops are offered for an additional fee, and some offerings such as tours, screenings, autographs, and photo ops require separate add-on tickets. Add-ons are available only to holders of a general admission or VIP ticket. Tickets may be available at the door during event hours but can sell out in advance, and every attendee must hold a valid ticket for the day to participate in activities including celebrities, tours, movies, vendors, and panels. Children under 10 receive standard entry at no cost when accompanied by a paying adult, with a limit of two children per adult ticket. A VIP ticket is required for each person to attend VIP parties. Tours must be purchased for everyone. All ticket types are non-refundable. Detailed schedules for photo ops, panels, and screenings will be announced.

Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey arrives with a freshly reimagined circus spectacular that turns a night out into a shared celebration. Expect a fast paced whirlwind of towering feats, big laughs, and moments made for memories, created to wow both kids and seasoned circus fans. This new edition brings together the biggest and boldest acts for a high energy experience centered on enjoying the thrills alongside family and friends. The Greatest Show On Earth returns as a party like no other, delivering surprise after surprise from beginning to end.

Boyz II Men appears at Citizens Live at The Wylie. Guests of any age are welcome to attend. Opening performers may change without prior notice. Tickets will be available to the general public, with added presale options through the artist, Live Nation, and Citizens Bank.

Yachtness Monster charts a course through the mellow soft-rock hits of the late 1970s and early 1980s, delivering breezy rhythms, smooth harmonies, and plenty of familiar sing-alongs. Tickets are $10.

At Monroeville Convention Center, the Pittsburgh Coffee & Chocolate Festival celebrates everything roasted, brewed, and sweet. Attendees can taste a wide range of coffee roasts and styles alongside chocolate-focused desserts from local and regional makers, then browse a curated marketplace of coffee shops, specialty roasters, artisan chocolatiers, bakeries, wineries, and distilleries. Samples are plentiful, and many vendors offer full-size products to take home. Television star Rena Sofer, known for roles on General Hospital, The Bold and the Beautiful, NCIS, Criminal Minds, Seinfeld, Friends, and Two and a Half Men, will be on site, with the meet and greet, photos, and autographs included in the ticket price at no extra charge. Beyond the flavors, specialty vendors will showcase handcrafted, non-food goods for shoppers to explore. Pre-sale tickets offer a $10 discount off the standard rate, with limited quantities available for both General Admission and VIP. General Admission is listed at $35 plus fees and tax, with a pre-sale price of $25. VIP is listed at $50 plus fees and tax, with a pre-sale price of $40. Both ticket types are offered in two sessions. General Admission includes generous tastings of coffee, chocolate, wine, spirits and more, unlimited visits to a flowing chocolate fountain with accompaniments, a keepsake espresso cup to use at the festival and bring home, access to a coffee shop themed photo booth, and the Rena Sofer meet and greet. VIP includes everything in General Admission plus early entry, a dedicated VIP area with seating and giveaways, a complimentary indulgent item from Oakmont Bakery to enjoy on site or later, and automatic entry into drawings for prizes that may include an overnight stay at a bed and breakfast or resort, spa packages, and other rewards. Tickets are non-refundable, and exhibitors and activities are subject to change.

Camp Guyasuta transforms for Halloween with choices that range from family-friendly fun to truly spooky thrills. Enjoy a haunted trail, hayrides, climbing, a bonfire, a trading post and concessions, plus a 600 foot zip line for participants age 11 and up. The schedule is organized into separate low-scare and full-scare periods so guests can pick the experience that fits their comfort level. Advance tickets are available online at tiered prices that rise as the event gets closer, with a higher price at the door. Everyone needs a wristband to enter. Wristbands are mailed to purchasers, with on site pickup options available. Children must be accompanied by an adult. All participants must provide a signed consent form, and blank forms will be available at the entrance. Pets are not permitted on the property. A twin 1,000 foot valley to valley zipline will also be operating. This attraction is not included with Haunted Trail admission and costs $10 per ride. Riders must be at least 11 years old, weigh at least 90 pounds and under 250 pounds, and only 250 zipline tickets will be sold. A Haunted Trail admission purchase is required to ride.

The Women Who Rock Benefit Concert returns to Stage AE with support from Gibson Gives, raising funds for Magee-Womens Research Institute, the nation’s first and largest institute focused on women’s health. After two straight sold-out years, this edition features headliner Taylor Dayne, a global pop icon and cancer survivor, alongside a fully female-led lineup that includes Malina Moye, The Vindys, DJ Formosa, the 2026 Women Who Rock Rising Star Contest winner, and additional special guests. Kelly Dzanaj of 100.7 Star serves as emcee. Every ticket contributes to groundbreaking research that aims to create a healthier future for women. Guests can expect signature experiences such as a pink carpet hosted by Natalie Bencivenga, a beauty bar, an exclusive pop-up shop with limited-edition concert merchandise, a VIP happy hour and lounge, interactive photo opportunities, a rockstar silent auction, signature cocktails, the Women Who Rock Impact Award, and Survivors Who Rock presented by UPMC Magee-Womens Hospital featuring a special performance of “Fight Like a Girl” by Kalie Shorr. This all-ages event continues the organization’s mission to spotlight women in music through a 100 percent female-fronted lineup while building support and awareness for women’s health research. VIP tables and premium seating are limited and known to sell quickly.

Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey brings a reimagined celebration of circus wonder to PPG Paints Arena, featuring Special Guest Bello Nock. The show delivers a fast-paced mix of astonishing feats, big laughs, and lasting moments designed to be enjoyed with family and friends. Created to captivate both kids and adults, this high-energy production centers on shared thrills and a party atmosphere that fills the arena.

Club' Pure Imagination sets the stage for a high-energy concert from SHALLOW 9, delivering classic rock made for dancing and a full-on party vibe. Seating consists of bar stools and pub tables, availability is limited and offered first come, so buying tickets in advance is recommended. Additional seating is available at the Area 51 Bar and in the VIP Balcony on the Main St side of the venue, where the stage performance is simulcast to large TV screens with sound. The venue is nonsmoking and does not allow vaping, with a designated outdoor smoking area. Anyone under the influence of drugs or showing signs of intoxication will not be admitted.

Nirvani: A Nirvana Tribute Experience recreates the sound and spirit of the grunge pioneers with precision and intensity. Recognized for faithfully capturing the raw power that made Kurt Cobain and the band a cultural force, they have been filling venues across the country. The show surges through favorites like Smells Like Teen Spirit, Come As You Are, and Heart-Shaped Box, while also digging into deeper cuts for devoted fans. Expect a chaotic stage presence and climactic, instrument-smashing moments that keep every performance unique. Seating options are available with $17 theater seating, $28 bar seating, and a $100 table for four.

Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey presents an all-new edition that turns the circus into a high-energy celebration. Audiences can expect breathtaking feats, big laughs, and continuous action designed to create lasting memories. The experience centers on sharing the excitement with friends and family, bringing together kids and adults for one spectacular party. It brings together big, bold acts and joyful moments for a one-of-a-kind shared adventure.

A landmark of silent cinema is presented with a chilling tale that helped shape the language of horror. To honor the film’s 100th anniversary, the Pittsburgh Silent Film Society commissioned composer Tom Roberts to create a new score, which premiered to two sold out audiences at the Harris Theater, with the second performance selling out in 15 minutes. Recognized as the earliest adaptation of Bram Stoker’s Dracula, Nosferatu continues to unsettle and inspire through striking cinematography and the nightmarish figure of Count Orlock. Its themes still resonate in a post pandemic world, underscoring the film’s lasting impact. Tickets are $20.

Presented by Drusky Entertainment, Nik Parr & The Selfless Lovers perform at Crafthouse in Pittsburgh. This event is for attendees 21 and over. Tickets are available for purchase.

Drusky Entertainment presents Mike Dawes live at Crafthouse Stage & Grill. This event is for guests 21 and over. A limited VIP Workshop Experience is available and includes a premium reserved or general admission ticket, a pre-show meet and greet with a photo opportunity, a small-group guitar session with Mike, and a special performance of a song not included in the main set. VIP access also provides early entry, the chance to shop merchandise before the public, a pack of his personal D’Addario XS DADGAD strings, and a commemorative VIP laminate.

Drusky Entertainment presents Texas Hippie Coalition at Crafthouse in Pittsburgh, joined by Modern Fossils and Noble Hops. This all ages show pairs live music with the venue’s full food menu, so you can enjoy a meal during the performance. A limited number of Preferred Seating Booths are available, which include eight tickets and premium seating.

Jordan Jensen takes the stage at Carnegie of Homestead Music Hall for a live performance. All ages are welcome. Tickets are available for purchase.

Now in its ninth year, Halloween Havoc returns with extra spooky fun. This play-up tournament features 12U and 13U divisions and offers a way to prepare for next season while giving players a memorable Halloween experience. Highlights include themed contests, announcers, and what is promoted as the largest Halloween championship trophy in the area. It brings the full MBT experience across three October weekends.

One Ray returns to Helltown Taproom in Export, Pennsylvania for a live performance.

Presented by Drusky Entertainment, Asi Wind brings the stage production More Than Magic to The Oaks Theatre. This is an all ages live performance.

Presented by Drusky Entertainment, My Hero Academia In Concert takes the stage at Carnegie of Homestead Music Hall. This all-ages event offers a concert experience centered on My Hero Academia.

This church flea market features only Prince of Peace flea market inventory and does not include outside vendors. Because donated goods will no longer be sold at craft shows, remaining pieces from past events along with newly donated merchandise will be offered together. Shoppers will find handmade crafts, children’s items, brand new in box finds, gently used goods, small household appliances, books, clothing, lamps, and compact furniture, plus more. Proceeds benefit Prince of Peace Lutheran Church.

A special screening of Year of the Roller Coaster takes place at the McKeesport Regional Heritage & History Center, with Paula Greenwald serving as presenter. First created by American Coaster Enthusiasts cofounder Paul Greenwald and later remastered by Paula Greenwald, this documentary explores the history of ACE while marking the 100th anniversary of the modern roller coaster. The film features point-of-view ride footage, insider stories, and tours of notable historic coasters across the American Northeast.

Double Take Pittsburgh delivers a six-piece classic rock tribute to the anthems of the 70s and 80s, powered by two standout female lead vocalists. The lineup includes Jessi and Rachel on lead vocals, Lou on lead guitar and vocals, Randy on drums, Ray on bass, and Todd on keys, guitar, and vocals. Seating consists of bar stools and pub tables, and it is limited during band performances to leave room for a dance floor, so purchasing tickets in advance is recommended. Additional seating is available at the Area 51 Bar and the VIP Balcony on a first-come basis, where the stage show is simulcast to large TV screens with sound. The venue is nonsmoking and does not permit vaping, with a designated outdoor area for smokers. Guests under the influence of drugs or alcohol will not be admitted.

Presented by Drusky Entertainment, Noel Paul Stookey of Peter, Paul & Mary performs at Carnegie of Homestead Music Hall. Audiences of all ages are welcome.

Presented by The Raven’s Quill, this celebration of the next ACOTAR installment brings fantasy and romantasy readers together at Dancing Gnome Brewery for an evening of books and brews. Expect a cozy, fantastical ambiance, drinks from the brewery, book-themed merchandise with a few surprises, and plenty of photo moments. Ticket choices include a book-only pickup or the Raven’s Midnight Experience Package, which bundles the book, a drink ticket, an exclusive merchandise set, and access to the complete event experience. Availability is limited and expected to sell out.

Presented by Drusky Entertainment, American Vanity headlines at Crafthouse in Pittsburgh with support from AGGRESSICA and Soul Dive. This event is open to all ages. Food will be available during the show with a full menu to choose from. A limited number of Preferred Seating Booths provide premium seating and include eight tickets.

Monica hosts a hands-on craft session at Wye Beer Co. where children create sparkling sensory snow globes with playful textures and decorations. Designed for ages 3 to 10, this seasonal activity is $25 per child per class and has limited space. The fee includes all project materials and guided instruction, plus a much needed date night at Wye.

A spooky yet stylish hands-on class focused on decorating a vintage-style heart cake with a Halloween twist. Learn the full process from stacking, frosting, and smoothing to buttercream piping with shells, ruffles, swags, rosettes, and lettering, all using dramatic colors and seasonal decorations. Each participant receives pre-baked heart-shaped cake layers, buttercream, decorating tools and piping supplies to use during class, Halloween toppings, and a box to take the finished cake home. Beginners and cake enthusiasts are welcome, and the experience suits girls’ nights, date nights, Halloween fans, and anyone into vintage cake trends. Expect step-by-step guidance plus tips to recreate the look at home. If running late, call the bakery. Doors will be locked 15 minutes after the class begins and no one will be admitted. No exceptions.

Drusky Entertainment brings the Perfectly Unfamiliar Tour to Crafthouse Stage & Grill in Pittsburgh, featuring In Her Own Words and Every Avenue with Flourescents, Crash Nebula, and Ausinette. This all ages event offers access to the venue’s full menu for dining during the show. A Preferred Seating Booth package is available that includes eight tickets and premium seating, with limited quantities.

Autism Connection of Pennsylvania presents the second Autism Safety Expo, an inclusive event focused on safety at home and in the community for autistic people of all ages and their families.

Experience a live performance by Marcus D. Wiley at Pittsburgh Improv in Homestead, Pennsylvania.

Club Pure Imagination hosts a Halloween celebration with live music by UNDERCOVER. The event features a costume contest with prizes, spooky themed drinks, and appearances by special guests.

Haunted Fest Pittsburgh, presented by Breakaway Presents, is open to all ages.

Charles Wesley Godwin and Dylan Gossett perform live in Pittsburgh at The Wylie. This event features both artists on the same stage. Tickets are on sale now.

Experience Rocky Horror Picture Show at The Oaks Theater with $10 theater seating. Billed as a true audience participation movie, this screening welcomes props and encourages costumes. The theater provides a specific list of approved props along with rules and regulations. Attendees must be at least 17, or be accompanied by a parent or guardian who is 21 or older. For safety and care of the venue, open flames are not permitted and nothing should be thrown at the screen. Prop kits are not included with the ticket purchase, so bring your own approved items if you wish to participate.

Marcus D. Wiley takes the stage for a live performance at Pittsburgh Improv. Experience his show in person at the venue.

Aries Spears brings a live performance to Citizens Live at The Wylie. The event is open to attendees of all ages. Please note that the lineup of supporting acts may change without prior notice.

Presented by Drusky Entertainment, Rocky In Concert brings a concert experience to Carnegie of Homestead Music Hall. This event is open to all ages.

Whether your dream is a sophisticated black tie celebration or a relaxed barefoot ceremony on the beach, a curated group of wedding professionals will be on hand with guidance to help you create lasting, timeless memories for your special day.

Animal Lifeline’s annual fall bingo and luncheon takes place at St Elias Byzantine Catholic Church. Lunch with dessert and a nonalcoholic drink is served before bingo gets underway, beginning with early bird specials and continuing into the regular games. Early bird pricing is $40 per person, increasing to $45 after the early bird period. That package includes a three-face early bird set for two games, a six-face regular set for ten games, one three-face card for each of two specials, a single-face coverall jackpot card, and a door prize entry. Extra regular game packages are $5, and additional games, coverall jackpots, raffle tickets, and various small games of chance are sold separately. Groups of six or more can request reserved tables in advance. Tickets are available online or by phone at 412-464-9575, with a $1 credit card fee for phone orders. Purchase only through official channels and avoid third-party sellers. For questions, email Info@pghridetorescue.com. Alcohol is not permitted. Tickets are not sold at the door, and all sales are final.

Enjoy a live performance by Marcus D. Wiley at Pittsburgh Improv.

Presented by Drusky Entertainment, Scott Bradlee's Postmodern Jukebox takes the stage at Carnegie of Homestead Music Hall for a live performance. This event is open to all ages.

GloRilla appears at Citizens Live at The Wylie. The event welcomes attendees of all ages, and opening acts may change without notice. Tickets are available to the public, with additional presales through Citizens Bank and Live Nation.

A heart centered meditation focuses on Sananga, derived from the bark and leaves of the Tabernaemontana sananho tree. Guided by drum rhythms, soothing sound bowls, and reiki, the experience encourages release of what no longer serves you and invites clarity and openness. Sananga eye drops are applied for a brief, fiery sensation intended to cleanse and purify, with many attributing both medicinal and metaphysical benefits that support a full energetic refresh. Optional enhancements are available for those exploring other plant medicines, including Sananga Hapé from the Kuntanawa Tribe. Offered in solo or group formats, this work can complement Energy Therapy, Reiki, or meditation practices. Presented at Alight Health & Wellness Spa.

Gather friends for a creative evening at the Carrie Blast Furnaces. Unlike a typical paint-and-sip, this hands-on workshop centers on carving and casting. With coaching from the Rivers of Steel metal arts team, you will design and carve a bowl that is then cast in solid aluminum, resulting in a functional piece to take home the same night. No prior experience is required. Bring your creativity, a friend, and your own beverage.

Presented by Drusky Entertainment, the Dan Tyminski Band performs at The Oaks Theatre in Oakmont, PA. The event is open to all ages. Ticket prices may increase if purchased on the day of the show.

At Trinity Episcopal Cathedral in Pittsburgh, this Candlelight concert reimagines 90s hip hop through a string performance by the Listeso String Quartet. The program is planned to weave medleys that celebrate artists such as Fugees and Lauryn Hill, Jay-Z, Nas, Outkast, Missy “Misdemeanor” Elliott, A Tribe Called Quest, Wu-Tang Clan, 2Pac, The Notorious B.I.G., Dr. Dre, and Snoop Dogg, with favorites like Ready or Not, Doo Wop, Fu-Gee-La, Killing Me Softly, Can I Get A..., Big Pimpin, It Ain’t Hard to Tell, N.Y. State of Mind, Rosa Parks, Elevators (Me & You), The Rain (Supa Dupa Fly), Can I Kick It, C.R.E.A.M. Cash Rules Everything Around Me, Protect Ya Neck, Dear Mama, California Love, Juicy, Hypnotize, Still D.R.E., Forgot About Dre, Nuthin’ but a ’G’ Thang, and Gin and Juice. Select sessions feature a floral setting as part of Candlelight Spring, while others use the standard presentation. The venue is ADA accessible. Attendance is open to ages 8 and up, and guests under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. Seating is organized by zones and is assigned in order of arrival within each zone.

At Trinity Episcopal Cathedral, the Listeso String Quartet performs string arrangements of music by Coldplay and Imagine Dragons. The set features Coldplay favorites including Clocks, Adventure of a Lifetime, Fix You, The Scientist, feelslikeimfallinginlove, Sky Full of Stars, Viva la Vida, and My Universe, alongside Imagine Dragons hits such as Radioactive, Eyes Closed, Nice to Meet You, Follow You, Bad Liar, and Believer. Seating is first come, first served within each zone. Attendees must be at least 8 years old, and anyone under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. The venue is ADA compliant.

Presented by Drusky Entertainment, this live-to-film concert featuring Coco welcomes all ages at Carnegie of Homestead Music Hall.

Party 911 Entertainment brings an immersive dinner-theater comedy to Club' Pure Imagination, turning the audience into part of an over-the-top Italian wedding filled with family drama, dancing, and a meal. Surprises unfold throughout the evening, and the action may shift between rooms as space is adjusted. Seating is limited at pub tables with bar stools. After dinner, most tables will be cleared to open the dance floor. The dinner menu will be announced soon.

Live Wire brings a high voltage salute to AC/DC, recreating the band’s signature sound and onstage energy from the early Australian club era through their biggest hits. Formed in the New York metro area in 2000 and having performed across five continents, this widely recognized tribute delivers an authentic, full-stage production that channels Angus Young and the rest of the lineup with precision. Reserved seating is $25, bar seating is $35, and a table for four is $150. Dancing is welcome and encouraged, so keep that in mind when selecting seats.

Gateway Craft Show at Gateway Senior High School is seeking vendors. Request an application by emailing gatewayfoodpantryghs@gmail.com. The organizers note that vendor payments are accepted by check only, and anyone requesting payment through Venmo, PayPal, Zelle, or direct messages is not associated with the show. For questions, email gatewayfoodpantryghs@gmail.com.

Journey Thru the Ages makes a return appearance at The Oaks Theater with a tribute set featuring Journey's hit songs along with timeless tracks by Styx, REO Speedwagon, Foreigner, and more. After three straight sellouts at this venue, the band returns for another show. Seating options include theater seats priced at $18 to $20, bar seating at $22, and a table for four at $100.

Presented by Drusky Entertainment, Blade Runner Live takes the stage at Carnegie of Homestead Music Hall. This all-ages performance welcomes attendees of any age.

Drusky Entertainment presents The Queers at Crafthouse Stage & Grill in Pittsburgh, with support from Spitbite and Right On Warriors. This concert is open to all ages. Food from the full menu will be available during the show. A Preferred Seating Booth includes eight tickets and premium seating, with limited availability.

Presented by Drusky Entertainment, The Slackers perform at Crafthouse Stage & Grill with The Operators. The concert is open to all ages, and the full food menu is available throughout the show. A limited Preferred Seating Booth option provides premium seating and includes eight tickets.

Presented by Drusky Entertainment, Eddie And The Getaway brings the Over Caffeinated Under Stimulated Tour to Crafthouse. The show is open to all ages. Guests can order from the venue’s full menu during the performance. A limited number of Preferred Seating Booths are available, each including eight tickets and premium seating.

Jack White brings a phone-free performance to Citizens Live at The Wylie. All ages are welcome. To maintain the experience, phones and recording devices, including smart glasses, are not allowed inside the performance area. Upon arrival, devices and accessories will be secured in Yondr pouches that remain with you and are opened at the end of the event. If you need to use your phone, designated Phone Use Areas will be available, and devices must be re-secured before returning to the show. Anyone using a non-permitted device during the performance will be asked to leave. Support acts may change without notice. For purchases inside the venue, bringing a credit card is encouraged. Ticket access includes a public onsale and presales through Vault, Spotify, Live Nation, Citizens Bank, and a fan presale.

Elements presents a themed dance showcase that channels earth, air, fire, water and spirit through movement. This performance and party welcomes everyone, and admission is free. Enjoy professional sets by the ElectroBelly Dance Troupe, with additional appearances by Electric Mirage, the students of ElectroBelly. The event takes place at The Athletic Club at the Carnegie of Homestead.

The Clintones deliver a 90s tribute from a Pittsburgh band that features members of the Ten Band, a Pearl Jam tribute. The set includes songs by Green Day, Nirvana, Foo Fighters, Third Eye Blind, Sugar Ray, Matchbox 20, Stone Temple Pilots, Lenny Kravitz, Smashing Pumpkins, and more. Tickets are $15. Flannel fits the theme for this 90s party.

The duo returns to Red Barn Winery for live music. Call ahead to reserve a table for you and your friends. Enjoy food and drinks while you listen.

Dress for Success Pittsburgh presents an elegant Black & Gold Gala at the Energy Innovation Center, a glitter and glam themed celebration that serves as the organization’s largest fundraiser of the year. Admission includes two drink tickets and generous hors d’oeuvres available throughout the evening. Guests will check in to receive a table number and their complimentary drink tickets, then walk a red carpet before heading into the Bright Space for appetizers, cocktails, and a notably large Pittsburgh cookie table. Limited free parking is available just outside the venue, with an additional paid lot across the street. The format encourages mingling, so those seeking guaranteed reserved seats may secure a half or full table. MGC members, sponsors, and their guests are invited to a VIP hour that includes an extra drink ticket. Throughout the night, browse women owned vendors, try glitter and glam inspired crafts and games, and take part in a silent auction, raffle baskets, and a 50/50 drawing. Raffle basket tickets are $20 per sheet, additional beverage tickets are $10, cookie table boxes are $20 per box, and 50/50 tickets are available at 3 for $5, 7 for $10, or 20 for $20. Payments are accepted by cash or card, and there is no ATM on site. To secure a sponsorship, table, or half table, email tanya@dressforsuccesspittsburgh.org. For invoice or credit card payment, email bridget@dressforsuccesspittsburgh.org.

Presented by Drusky Entertainment, Zoltan Kaszas takes the stage at Carnegie of Homestead Music Hall for a live performance open to all ages.

In Pittsburgh, The Rock Orchestra brings Arena of Fire to life in a two hour concert that reimagines rock and metal anthems for a powerful orchestral production. A rotating lineup of acclaimed classical instrumentalists performs with featured vocalists, a choir, and elite fire artists The Fuel Girls, moving from haunting symphonic moments to full throttle rock intensity. The set honors music by Metallica, AC/DC, The Rolling Stones, My Chemical Romance, Linkin Park, System of a Down, Guns N' Roses, Evanescence, Papa Roach, The Cranberries, and more, all delivered with the group’s distinct dark energy and a focus on spectacle and sound. Attendees have rated the experience 4.7 out of 5 and praised it from beginning to end, noting the potent blend of classical prowess and hard rock. The Rock Orchestra and this event are not affiliated with the named artists and composers, and all trademarks belong to their respective owners.

At Alight Health & Wellness Spa, settle into a guided meditation that blends Reiki, soothing sound bowls, and the Quantum Scalar Energy Enhancement Machine, also known as the EE Qube, to support balance of mind, body, and spirit. The session is led by Shamanic Healer Rev. Erica Crystol, owner of CrystolClear Naturals, who brings more than ten years in health and energy practice and eight years as a Reiki Master Practitioner. Reiki is a Japanese approach that uses gentle, hands-on techniques intended to channel spiritually guided life force energy. The energy enhancement machine generates multiple bioactive energy fields, including scalar waves. Together, these elements offer a supportive complement to a holistic lifestyle. Please bring personal comfort items such as a blanket, a pillow, and water.

The 29th annual holiday showcase of Greater Pittsburgh arts and crafts brings more than 300 makers and artists to the Monroeville Convention Center. Explore a wide range of finds for yourself or for gifting, with selections that include decor, jewelry, clothing, paintings, customized pieces, pet treats, candles and more. Visitors can also sample wines and local spirits, plus sweets from baked goods to candies. This announcement is shared by an artist, By The Lake Jewelry, who is not the organizer. The Family Festivals Association, Inc is identified as the organizer and the sole contact for event information.

Enjoy a cozy, hands-on baking class focused on two fall favorites. Learn to bake a caramel apple cake and a pumpkin butter pecan cake, then finish them with cinnamon icing, smooth frosting, and seasonal decorations. Practice mixing from-scratch batters, working with apples, pumpkin, pecans, cinnamon, and caramel, and creating layered cakes with fillings and rich caramel drizzles. All ingredients, baking supplies, and decorating tools are provided for use during class, and you will take home your finished desserts along with recipe packets and tips for recreating everything later. No experience is necessary. The class is beginner friendly and perfect for anyone who loves classic autumn flavors and sweets. If running late, call the bakery. Doors will be locked 15 minutes after the class begins and late entry will not be permitted, no exceptions.

Presented by Drusky Entertainment, this show features Colby Acuff at Crafthouse in Pittsburgh, PA. Open to all ages, the concert offers full food service so attendees can order from the complete menu during the performance. A Preferred Seating Booth package is available in limited quantities and includes eight tickets with premium seating.

Step into a family friendly princess experience at the David L. Lawrence Convention Center in Pittsburgh. This 90 minute celebration features fairytale songs, dancing, crafts, games, and plenty of interactive moments. Every child will have the chance to meet each princess in attendance, with time for photos and hugs throughout. Each session is limited in size for a more personal feel. Attend only the session listed on your ticket. The program begins with a grand royal welcome, moves into group games and warm ups to break the ice, then flows into continuous stories, songs, dances, and other magical interactions. Expect about ten engaging group activities, with dedicated photo time near the end in case anything was missed earlier. To prepare, bring a camera and a fully charged phone. Make sure little ones are well rested, and plan to eat beforehand since food is not provided. Children are welcome to wear princess attire or anything comfortable. Adults should avoid character specific costumes to help keep the magic intact. Have your ticket or order number ready at check in. All attendees need a ticket, and infants under 12 months may attend at no cost with a paid adult or child ticket. Arrive a bit early to allow time for parking and check in, and note that parking options vary by venue. Adults must stay with children at all times, and performers are not caretakers. Please give each child their moment and avoid rushing photos or interactions. Disruptive behavior can result in removal without refund. Characters are inspired by public domain fairytales and are not affiliated with any theme park, brand, or company. By attending, guests grant permission for event photography and video for promotional use. Tickets are nonrefundable, with full refunds issued only if the event is canceled. Presented by Pretty Princess Parties, which has created this style of event for more than a decade and welcomes many returning families each year.

Fall brings an evening of acoustic music to Helltown Taproom Export as a returning act comes back to play and reconnect with familiar faces.

Scout troops, packs, and dens are invited to Camp Guyasuta to craft edible houses for a festive display and contest that is part of Christmas in the Camp. Entries may be made from any safe to eat materials, and individual submissions are not accepted. All houses will be showcased during Christmas in the Camp at Camp Guyasuta, where attendees can view the creations and vote for their favorite. The top entry earns a pool party for the participating scouts, and the winning group will be notified by email after the event. Advance registration is required and participation guidelines are provided. Completed houses should be delivered to the Camp Guyasuta McGinnis Education Center during the designated drop off window.

Camp Guyasuta hosts a family-friendly Christmas event in a quiet valley just minutes from downtown Pittsburgh, welcoming vendors and crafters to showcase handmade and direct-sale items. Each craft vendor registration includes two admission tickets, and additional tickets can be purchased online. Vendor options include an indoor space in the main building with a table and chairs for $50, an indoor space with a table and chairs for $35, or an outdoor spot where vendors bring their own EZ Up and table for $20. Sponsorships are available at $20, $50, $100, and $200, with sponsor names listed at the event. This event runs snow, rain, or shine, and there are no refunds. For questions, call 412-782-2669 or email kim.daniher@scouting.org.