Events in Mount Lebanon, PA

This relaxed outing for mothers takes place at Citizens Library and Kouzina Coffee and is sponsored by Little Baby Photo Company. Participants meet in the library parking lot, walk to Kouzina Coffee for a beverage, then return to the library or visit a local park depending on the weather. Little Baby Photo Company will provide treats for moms in attendance.

Miss Megan leads a book club where participants bring the book they are currently reading and enjoy time with fellow readers. Recommended for ages 15 and older.

Focused on real estate investing, this event features open conversation about the state of the market and candid sharing of what is working and what is not. It also provides opportunities to network with locals who are actively investing.

A recurring Monday Fusion World locals event takes place at Top Deck Cards and Games. Entry is $10 and prizing is based on attendance. Promo packs are included with entry and the winner receives a stamped winner promo.

This casual night offers a relaxed setting with no entry fee. It welcomes new players, and there are plenty of extra decks available for anyone who wants to try it out.

WPSCA presents free intermediate-level Slovak classes for learners who already have some prior experience, held at Brentwood Public Library in Pittsburgh. Sessions take place weekly on Mondays for this series, with two Thursday classes noted in the schedule. Attendees are asked not to park in the library lot and to use parking down the hill toward the park or nearby street parking instead. The course is taught by Božena Hilko, originally from Slovakia, an experienced educator who has worked with both children and adults and holds a master’s degree in foreign language education from the University of Pittsburgh. For registration or questions, email Božena at bozi@comcast.net. A complete schedule is available from WPSCA.

A recurring Monday gathering for the Gundam card game takes place at Top Deck Cards and Games. The entry fee is $5, and prizes scale with attendance. Every participant receives a promo pack with entry, and the winner earns a stamped winner promo.

This recurring Monday Pokemon League at Top Deck Cards and Games offers regular league play. Entry is $10, with prizes determined by attendance. Each entry includes a promo pack.

A monthly blues dance presented by BFF (Blues and Fusion Forge) at Mettā includes a free lesson followed by social dancing. Admission for the dance operates on a sliding scale from $5 to $20.

Open to anyone coping with the death of a loved one, this peer support gathering at Whitehall Public Library offers a caring setting where participants can feel seen and heard. The Pittsburgh Grief Support Group brings people together to connect with others at similar points in their grief, share when ready, or simply listen with no expectation to speak. Sessions are held monthly as drop-in gatherings, there is no cost to attend and no RSVP is required. Hosted by Jefferson Memorial Cemetery & Funeral Home and Amedisys Hospice.

Enjoy relaxed, casual games of commander with players of all experience levels. New participants are welcome, and arriving a little early allows time for a brief walkthrough before play begins. There is no cover to participate.

Roll out from the Highland Park Fountain on a 13 mile group ride with 825 feet of total climbing. The route begins in Highland Park, visits Homewood Cemetery and Allegheny Cemetery, then returns to the fountain, with regrouping in each cemetery so no one is left behind. The pace is about 8 to 10 miles per hour, commonly considered C pace, and each hill stays under 200 feet of elevation gain. This is a no drop ride with a ride leader, sweep, and marshals to keep the group together and safe. Riders are encouraged to review the route ahead of time and to perform an ABC bike safety check before heading out. The ride will proceed in rain, snow, or shine. Lightning, thunder, blizzard conditions, or other extreme weather will cancel. Supported by Dollar Bank. BikePGH’s Women and Non-Binary program works to break down barriers to bicycling and increase representation for people with historically marginalized gender identities, and welcomes women, trans and non-binary people, genderqueer, agender, and gender variant individuals, as well as those whose gender identity falls outside dominant conceptions of gender.

This recurring Digimon Locals event at Top Deck Cards and Games features a $5 entry fee. Prizes are determined by attendance. Each entrant receives promo packs, and a stamped winner promo goes to the winner.

Top Deck Cards and Games hosts a recurring Tuesday locals event centered on One Piece. The entry fee is $5, and prize support is based on attendance. A promo pack is included with entry, and the top finisher receives a stamped winner promo.

A powerful stage show arrives at Petersen Events Center in Pittsburgh, featuring intense production elements like flashing and strobe lights, atmospheric fog or haze, and loud music. The story includes graphic moments such as a crucifixion and implied suicide, and the content is not recommended for children under 12. A clear bag policy is in effect, allowing transparent plastic, vinyl, or PVC bags up to 12" x 6" x 12" and small clutch purses about the size of a hand, up to 4.5" x 6.5". Medically necessary items are permitted as an exception. For Premium Seating and Suites information, contact peterseneventscenter@pitt.edu or 412-648-3054.

Drusky Entertainment presents Giovannie and the Hired Guns live at Crafthouse Stage & Grill in Pittsburgh. This all ages event features the venue’s full food menu available throughout the performance. For an upgraded experience, a limited number of Preferred Seating Booths include eight tickets and premium seating.

This event is open to new players, including first timers.

Top Deck Cards and Games hosts a recurring Yu-Gi-Oh! locals event for community play. The entry fee is $10, and prize support scales with the number of participants.

Top Deck Cards and Games hosts a recurring local Riftbound meetup in Pittsburgh. Entry is $5, prize support scales with attendance, and promo packs are included with entry.

Christone "Kingfish" Ingram brings The Hard Road Tour to Roxian Theatre for an all-ages performance. Tickets are available through a public onsale, with additional presale options offered by Live Nation and Citizens Bank.

Presented by Drusky Entertainment, Lauren Ash performs at Crafthouse in Pittsburgh with Stereo Scandal also on the bill. The event welcomes all ages. Food is available during the show, with a full menu to choose from. A Preferred Seating Booth option includes eight tickets and premium seating, with limited availability. A Lauren Ash VIP package is offered as well, featuring a photo opportunity with Lauren taken by a photographer using your phone, a CD of the album Call Me When You Get This signed by Lauren, an exclusive VIP lanyard, a Lauren Ash drawstring backpack, and one general admission ticket.

At Club Cafe in Pittsburgh, this free showcase spotlights high energy live music built to fill dance floors. Attendees can watch a rehearsal, sample different musical styles and band sizes from a customizable ensemble that can range from three to fourteen performers, and speak with a producer about booking for weddings, festivals, corporate events, or private functions. The musicians are seasoned professionals with credits that include work with Stevie Wonder, John Legend, Mark Ronson, Kendrick Lamar, and Steve Miller, along with experience on Broadway productions. It is a relaxed night out with live music to enjoy with a friend or a fiancé.

Explore the parts of self that have felt hidden or quieted in a calm, supportive class centered on shadow work. Held monthly at Enchanted Alchemy, this guided experience focuses on self-awareness, emotional healing, inner child care, nervous system regulation, and meaningful personal growth. Dr. Britnie Winter, a Doctor of Metaphysics, Usui Reiki Master, and Yoga Teacher, leads an intentional space for examining patterns, beliefs, wounds, triggers, fears, and protective habits with compassion rather than judgment. Sessions may weave together grounding meditation, journaling and reflection, teaching and discussion, emotional awareness practices, nervous system tools, Reiki-infused energetic support, group connection, and time for integration. Themes can include inner child healing, boundaries, self-worth, fear and avoidance, grief and suppression, attachment and relationship patterns, people pleasing, shame and self-judgment, feminine and masculine wounding, and reclaiming authentic expression. The work runs deep while remaining gentle and safe. This offering welcomes anyone seeking deeper insight, healthier emotional patterns, and a compassionate community for inner work. No prior shadow work experience is required. Participants are invited to bring a journal and pen, water or tea, comfortable clothing, and optionally a blanket or cushion, along with an open mind and a caring presence. Advance purchase is required because tickets are not available at the door. The drop-in rate is $18, and membership pricing is available. Capacity is intentionally limited to support emotional safety, intimacy, and meaningful participation. This class supports personal growth and spiritual wellbeing and does not replace therapy, counseling, or medical care. Attendees are encouraged to honor their emotional capacity and personal boundaries throughout the experience.

Test your song knowledge with a fun night of music bingo hosted by DJ Zack Bang. It is free to participate, and the event features four games with prizes up for grabs.

Enjoy a night of karaoke hosted by Chrissy at VFW Post 1810. Guests are welcome, and visitors who are interested can apply for a Social Membership. VFW Post 1810 operates as a private, nonprofit club, and membership is open to those who are not veterans. The facility is smoke free and offers free parking. Food is available, and the post shares details on its Facebook social page.

Test your knowledge at a lively trivia night at Smokin' Joe’s Saloon, where brainy challenges and friendly competition take center stage. Participation is free. Attendees can play with a team or join one upon arrival. Food and drinks are available while you compete, and the top scoring teams earn prizes and bragging rights.

At Mario’s South Side, a comedy open mic invites participants to sign up and take the stage. The show begins after sign-ups, offering an easy way to share jokes and enjoy some laughs.

Petagogy is celebrating 15 years with a storewide anniversary sale. Take 15% off everything in the store at all five locations on their monthly sale days. The offer is valid only on the designated sale dates at Petagogy locations, cannot be combined with other discounts, coupons, offers, or rewards, and applies to in-stock items only. No rainchecks.

Managed by Pillar Pittsburgh, this free meetup welcomes moms with babies ages 0 to 3 to a relaxed space to simply be. Created by doula Shanyn Winnowski, the group centers on listening, mutual support, and encouragement as families navigate early parenthood. Attendees are welcomed exactly as they are, whether rested or tired, freshly showered or not, feeling confident or still finding their footing. Plenty of coffee and tea will be available, and a full kitchen is on site for anyone who prefers to bring beverages or snacks.

Experience a free opportunity fair designed for women at the University of Pittsburgh Community Engagement Center in Homewood. The event offers direct access to supportive services and guidance throughout the fair, on-site interviews, wardrobe and hair or makeup touchups, professional headshots for LinkedIn, and resume support. Attendees can meet hiring companies and nonprofit organizations, explore enrollment in personal and professional development programs, and get help connecting with needed resources. Participants also receive practical tools for success, including a self-directed and individualized success plan. Free childcare and lunch are provided on site.

Get ready for a lively, free bingo session filled with friendly competition. Winners take home small prizes, and light refreshments will be available. Expect an upbeat atmosphere where every number called brings a bit more excitement.

Readers who enjoy exploring all kinds of books meet to discuss Silent Spring by Rachel Carson. This is the monthly selection. No registration is required.

Discover aerial silks in a welcoming class designed specifically for beginners, offering a full-body workout that is both challenging and enjoyable. Learn the basics of climbing, holding poses, and shaping graceful tricks on the fabric, and feel free to record your progress to share later. No prior experience is required, as this session is tailored for those who are new to silks. Class size is limited, so planning ahead is encouraged. Private aerial parties are available upon request. Please follow the dress code: wear leggings and a fitted T-shirt, remove all jewelry, and do not wear a sports bra on its own. For shared use of the silks, ensure your body is fully covered. This class is suitable for ages 14 and older, and participants under 18 need a parent’s permission. Members receive a discount, and anyone unsure of their code can contact the organizer for help.

Arm's Length and Holding Absence team up for a North American co-headlining stop at Roxian Theatre, presenting a concert that features both bands on the same bill. This event welcomes all ages. Ticket access includes artist presales for both groups along with KF, BBM, Live Nation, and Citizens Bank presales, followed by a public onsale.

Women’s Business Network presents the North Fall Regional with the Criders Corners Chapter at Luciano’s Italian Brick Oven, blending a festive Halloween theme with purposeful networking. WBN members and guests are welcome to wear orange and black or arrive in costume, creating a lively setting for conversation and new professional connections. Registration includes pizza, pasta, salad, dessert, and soft drinks, and a cash bar will be available. The evening features lighthearted games, plenty of mingling, and a playful business card trick-or-treat activity. Attendees are encouraged to bring a generous stack of business cards to share throughout the night. Pricing is $40 for WBN members and $50 for guests.

This event features spooky Musical Bingo with chances to win prizes, paired with a hands-on DIY workshop where you craft a personalized wood sign. Choose a project from the available gallery, then follow guided instruction with all materials provided. Customize your piece with your preferred paint and wood stain colors, creating something for your home or a thoughtful gift. Advance registration is required, and participants must be 16 or older.

An open Overeaters Anonymous meeting at Allegheny General Hospital Suburban Campus offers a welcoming space for those seeking recovery from food-related compulsions and eating disorders. The meeting is held in the second floor conference room, and the location is fully wheelchair accessible. Participation is open to overeaters, food addicts, and individuals dealing with anorexia, bulimia, orthorexia, or compulsive exercise. People interested in the OA program, including students, support people, and healthcare professionals, may attend as visitors and are asked to respect the anonymity of everyone present. Information about visitor etiquette is available. This meeting does not convene on holidays, including Thanksgiving.

A recurring MTG Commander event at Top Deck Cards and Games for local players. Entry is $5, and each participant receives a pack from the newest set upon entry.

A recurring Lorcana locals event takes place at Top Deck Cards and Games. The entry fee is $5, and prize distribution varies with attendance.

Roar back into the wasteland as a revolt led by Furiosa collides with the iron rule of the gang leader known as Immortal Joe. Caught in the chaos, Max Rockatansky joins forces with Imperator Furiosa in a fierce push toward freedom, all brought to life on the massive screen at Rangos Giant Cinema. Keep the adrenaline flowing by adding karting at the Science of Speed, Powered by Lenovo, and turn it into a full night out in Pittsburgh.

Presented by the Don't Let the Scene Go Down on Me! Collective, this concert at The Mr. Roboto Project brings Daisyhead alongside Broken Record, a stripped down set from Pittsburgh’s Pitter Patter, and Pittsburgh emo band Arrf!. Daisyhead appears with a recent release on Smartpunk Records, and the lineup spans post emo, emo, and indie rock. The venue welcomes all ages and maintains an alcohol free environment. Tickets are $12 in advance and $15 on the day of the show.

Pocket Cookies hosts an open mic and open stage upstairs at Level 20 on the first and third Thursdays, creating a welcoming setting for live music and creative expression. Performers of any age and experience level are welcome to step up and share instruments, original songs, poetry, or simply their voice. A complete backline is provided, making it easy for bands and small groups to take part. Sets start at 15 minutes per performer, with additional time possible after everyone has had a turn if the schedule allows. There is no cover charge, and the focus is on connection, support, and sharing talents with one another.

Matteo Lane brings the quick wit, musical talent, and artistic range that propelled him from New York City comedy clubs to sold-out shows around the world, including appearances at Carnegie Hall and The Kennedy Center. From Chicago, he explores life as a gay man alongside the humor in everyday moments, earning recognition on Variety’s 10 Comics to Watch and praise from Advocate for a fearless, candid style. His specials Hair Plugs & Heartache and The Advice Special have reached millions of viewers, and his on-screen work includes the Amazon Original film Upgraded, Netflix’s Survival of the Thickest with Michelle Buteau, the feature Molli & Max in the Future which premiered at SXSW, and the all-queer stand-up special Outstanding: A Comedy Revolution on Netflix. Fluent in five languages and boasting a six-octave singing range, he previously lived in Italy as an oil painter and classically trained opera singer before shifting to comedy. His next stand-up special is set to debut on Hulu.

Pearl Dentistry of New Kensington is hosting its annual Freedom Day to honor veterans and active military members with complimentary dental care. Eligible participants can receive a free hygiene appointment or limited same day restorative dental treatment at no cost. Appointments are limited and available on a first come, first served basis. To schedule, call 724-212-3167 and select option 1, and mention Freedom Day when booking. This effort serves as a thank you to those who have served the country and the local community.

Pick up a selection of loose groceries that can include fresh produce, shelf-stable pantry items, and frozen protein options, packed in portions suited for families. The distribution is organized so you remain in your vehicle while prepacked boxes are placed in the trunk. Vegetarian choices are available.

A peaceful weekend in the Catskills invites a gentle return to what matters most. Led by Chaya Spencer at Lifebridge Sanctuary in Rosendale, NY, this women-only retreat centers on the yogic idea of hridaya vishranti, or resting in the heart, pointing to a quiet, steady presence within. Through yoga, meditation, time in nature, wholesome vegetarian meals, meaningful conversation, and unhurried space for reflection, participants slow down and reconnect with a sense of ease and belonging. Lifebridge Sanctuary provides a serene setting with panoramic views of the Catskill Mountains. The hand crafted, green facility spans 12,000 square feet on 95 acres, with three ponds, a walking labyrinth, forested trails, gazebos, a fire pit, and cozy living rooms stocked with games and books. Yoga and meditation for all levels take place in the light filled Upper Room. Accommodations are simple, organic, and comfortable, shared in the Main House or in the Garden House a short walk away. Rooms feature twin beds, organic linens, and lovely views. Main House rooms are ensuite and typically host 3 to 4 people. Garden House rooms can be single, double, or triple, with hallway bathrooms shared by up to four people. Spacious common areas offer inviting places to read, relax, or play games. Room prices are per person and include the full retreat, with no additional fees. Friends may request to room together, and a pre retreat letter will outline what to bring. The weekend includes four yoga classes for all levels, two morning meditations, four vegetarian meals, a group hike, journaling and small group discussions, Yoga Nidra, a fire pit gathering, and free time to rest. Refunds are available prior to the stated deadline less a $125 administration fee, and after that a spot may be transferred to another participant.

Players gather for the recurring Friday One Piece Locals at Top Deck Cards and Games. Entry is $5, and prizing scales with attendance. Promo packs are included with entry, and the winner receives a stamped winner promo.

Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey presents a brand-new circus experience packed with nonstop thrills, big laughs, and moments made to last. The excitement is not only about what happens on stage, it is also about enjoying the spectacle together with family and friends, offering wonder for kids and fresh surprises for longtime fans. The production brings together some of the boldest, joy-sparking acts in a unique, high-energy celebration designed to amaze audiences as a shared experience. Ticket access includes a public on sale, along with Feld Preferred and venue presales.

This fundraising concert supports efforts to bring a brighter Christmas to more than 300 children in the community. The Bill Henry Band will power an evening of dancing and fun while backing this mission. Each year, organizers raise funds to help local families celebrate the season, and this event continues that tradition. Tickets are $10 in advance and $15 at the door.

The quick-tongued jester Rigoletto serves a womanizing Duke, defending his patron and ridiculing those they have wronged, until a curse falls on them both. Rigoletto is rattled by the warning, while the callous Duke ignores it and turns his attention to Rigoletto’s daughter, Gilda. Sheltered and trusting, Gilda falls in love, pushing Rigoletto to devise a plan to protect her from the very man he once supported. The question lingers... will Rigoletto outwit fate, or become the joke himself. Sponsored in part by The Gailliot Fund.

Enjoy an evening of Dungeon Crawler Carl trivia and talks, paired with the option to choose one Dungeon Pals painting. Questions may cover every book released so far, so assemble a team, review the series, and get ready to compete. Winners will receive more than $50 in gift certificates. After registering, send your painting choice to twistsouthside@gmail.com or include it in the reservation notes at checkout.

Settle in for a night of laughs at Club Pure Imagination as a lineup of hilarious talent fresh from the Improv takes the stage. Seating consists of bar stools and pub tables, and seats often sell out, so purchasing tickets in advance is recommended. Additional seating can be found in the Area 51 Bar and the VIP Balcony on the Main St side, offered on a first come basis with a live simulcast to large TV screens with sound. The venue is non smoking and vaping is not permitted, with a designated outdoor area for smoking. Guests who are under the influence of drugs or who appear intoxicated will not be admitted.

Boyz II Men will perform live at Citizens Live at The Wylie in an all-ages concert. Opening performers are subject to change without advance notice. Ticketing includes artist, Live Nation, and Citizens Bank presales, with a general public on-sale to follow.

DJ CTOASO brings an all vinyl session packed with drum and bass, jungle, breaks, and more. Expect a relaxed vibe, tempting drink specials, and a notably tall bartender keeping the cocktails flowing.

A night of standup built around big laughs and a great time. The lineup brings together comedians from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and across the East Coast. Presented by Encore Comedy, a group that produces shows throughout the region and aims to deliver the feel of a comedy club without the usual hassle. Past Encore Comedy events have included performers with appearances at the Comedy Cellar, the Laugh Factory, and Madison Square Garden, writers associated with SNL and Conan, Kill Tony golden ticket winners, contributors to The Onion, and comics with Don't Tell and Dry Bar specials.

This family friendly 5K run and walk is a featured part of the free Pittsburgh Monster Pumpkins Festival, widely known as the city's largest fall spectacular and one of the most outrageous pumpkin events in the country. It delivers a festive dose of seasonal fun alongside the festival's pumpkin themed happenings.

A weekly market in downtown New Kensington features a broad assortment of local products, including farm-grown produce, locally raised foods, and items made by area producers. SNAP is accepted, and WIC and FMNP vouchers are welcome.

An ongoing ASCEND event offers a free yoga or fitness class in unique spaces, sometimes at ASCEND and sometimes in neighborhood locations. This session is set at Brew House Arts in the South Side and will be taught by Jessica Schaefer. Attendance is free, and participants are asked to register online before arriving.

A signature family fall festival features massive, brightly colored pumpkins and other gourds, creating a festive seasonal showcase. It takes place at the city’s newest pumpkin patch at the 3 Crossings campus.

Shelagh Sings Live performs at the Swissvale Farmers Market. The performance takes place in the parking lot of Community Living and Support Services, bringing live singing to the market atmosphere.

An open Overeaters Anonymous support group meets at Newlonsburg Presbyterian Church. The group gathers in the Gathering Place, and the Office Entrance should be used. The space is fully wheelchair accessible. As an open meeting, individuals interested in the OA 12 step program, including students, support people, and healthcare professionals, may attend as visitors. All visitors are expected to respect the anonymity of participants. Etiquette guidelines for observers are available.

An outdoor marketplace at the Strip District Terminal showcases a rotating mix of local vendors with handmade goods, homemade treats, and more. Live music from a standout Pittsburgh DJ sets the mood as visitors explore the market. Guests can also discover the Terminal’s distinctive dining, retail, and entertainment options. Applications for the 2026 season are closed, and vendors and performers should communicate only with The Terminal directly, not with anyone claiming to represent the Markets or Tunes outside official channels.

Hosted at Nova Place in Pittsburgh, the Pittsburgh Mental Health Fair brings the community together to promote mental well-being, raise awareness, and reduce stigma. In partnership with Union Fitness, organizers are inviting participation from mental health organizations and providers, food trucks and other vendors, musicians and performers, and wellness instructors and community groups. This community-driven gathering centers on mental health advocacy across the Pittsburgh area.

Celebrating eleven years, Elevenses transforms Apothecary Soap Co. in New Kensington into a cozy, Shire-inspired gathering filled with warm hospitality and a touch of Middle-earth charm. Guests can explore a new collection of Hobbit-themed handmade soaps, enjoy complimentary tea and sweet treats while browsing, and take part in birthday-style surprises that include special freebies and friendly contests with prizes. The shop features whimsical displays with photo opportunities, and the resident cats might make an appearance. Festive attire is welcome, whether Hobbit looks, Renaissance faire outfits, or whatever feels fun. Dressing up is optional, and going barefoot suits the theme. Tolkien enthusiasts, lovers of handcrafted goods, and anyone in the mood for a small adventure will find a cheerful atmosphere to enjoy.

Explore the latest era of Warhammer 40,000 with a shop session focused on the new Chapter Approved rules for Matched Play. New and veteran players are welcome. Please bring a Chapter Approved deck, your army’s codex, and a 1,000 point army.

This informative gathering at Prince of Peace Church Cafe in Hopewell Township focuses on understanding the body’s natural defenses and practical ways to keep them strong. Expect friendly, easy-to-follow insights into how the immune system works and simple steps you can take to support and protect it.

BFJ's Kidstruction Club celebrates imagination through hands-on building and playful creativity. Participants can construct castles, clever designs, or anything they dream up using LEGO bricks, blocks, and other building toys. Bring favorite pieces or an in-progress set from home, or explore the library's collection to try something new. All experience levels are welcome, from seasoned builders to first timers, with opportunities to build, play, and meet fellow creators.

This spooky-season gathering blends self-care with a hint of magic. Wander between interactive stations for movement, energy work, beauty treatments, crystals, readings, and shopping, shaping a personalized experience as you go. Expect a fun wellness and shopping twist on all things spooky.

Steel City Institute for Social Research presents a free lecture with scholar Ed Simon that explores witchcraft and the work of Italian scholar Carlo Ginzburg, known for micro-histories. Participants are encouraged to read the provided essay in advance and take part in a lively discussion. Presented as part of the institute’s ongoing series at the Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh, this program takes place at CLP - South Side.

A spooky-season launch celebrates the supernatural romance Anastasia & The House of Horrors. The author will be on hand with additional titles, including the horror short collection Ferally Twisted Tales, creating a friendly chance to browse, say hello, and stock up on fall reads.

Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey presents an all-new edition of The Greatest Show On Earth at PPG Paints Arena, turning the circus into a high-energy celebration filled with astonishing feats, big laughs, and shareable moments. Created as a one-of-a-kind experience for families and friends, it spotlights bold performers and joyful spectacle from beginning to end. Whether it is kids seeing the magic for the first time or adults who have seen it all, everyone can expect plenty of wow and memories to carry home. The best seat is the one beside the people who matter most.

Returning after a multi-year break, the 10th edition of this Deutschtown bar crawl features seven stops at neighborhood favorites. The route includes Allegheny City Brewing, The Eastman, Max’s, Government Center, Monk’s, The Park House, and YMR. Registration includes an official WILD Deutschtown Bar Crawl T-shirt, and participants should select a size when signing up. Ticket sales close ahead of time to allow for T-shirt printing.

A curated pop up market brings the Neighborhood Flea to SouthSide Works, highlighting local small businesses, vintage sellers, collectors, food trucks, local services, and artists. Enjoy dinner and drinks around the property, then set out with a reusable bag for a treasure hunt through the vendor booths and pick up sweet treats to take home. Dogs are welcome throughout SouthSide Works. Parking is convenient, with four garages located within a block of the market, and discounted rates available by using the QR code at the Ladle and Hot Metal garage entrances. All vendors are selected through a jury process. Applications are available on the Neighborhood Flea website under SELL, and calls for vendors appearing in comments should be ignored.

This adult canvas class offers a cozy paint and sip experience inspired by autumn magic. An instructor guides participants step by step to paint a moonlit scene with candle glow, a stack of spell books labeled Spells, Potions and Hexes, a small pumpkin, twining branches and vines, and stars scattered across a deep purple sky. The color palette leans moody and atmospheric, and everyone is encouraged to add personal touches to make the artwork unique. All supplies are included, with a 16 x 20 canvas provided, and each person takes home a finished piece the same night. The session is beginner friendly and designed for adults. The cost is $38 per person with a $10 deposit applied to the total. BYOB is welcome, and only those 21 and over may consume alcohol.

After two consecutive sellouts, the Women Who Rock Benefit Concert presented by Gibson Gives returns to Stage AE for an evening that elevates women in music while fueling lifesaving research. Proceeds support Magee-Womens Research Institute, the first and largest research institute in the nation focused on women’s health. The lineup is led by global pop icon and cancer survivor Taylor Dayne, joined by a fully female-fronted bill featuring 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, and every ticket helps advance breakthrough studies aimed at a healthier future for women. Expect signature event highlights including a pink carpet hosted by Natalie Bencivenga, the Women Who Rock beauty bar, an exclusive pop-up shop with limited edition concert merchandise, a VIP happy hour and lounge, an interactive photo booth experience, a rockstar silent auction, signature cocktails, the Women Who Rock Impact Award, and Survivors Who Rock presented by UPMC Magee-Womens Hospital with a special performance of “Fight Like a Girl” by Kalie Shorr. This is an all-ages event. VIP tables and premium seating are very limited and have a history of selling out quickly. Women Who Rock is female founded, female fronted, and female produced, uniting extraordinary artists while raising critical funds and awareness for women’s health.

This debut performance at the club highlights 90s country favorites from artists like Garth, Travis Tritt, and Tracy Byrd. It features a relaxed night of familiar tunes in California.

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.

DJ Neal sets the groove for a monthly night with an open dance floor and upbeat vibes that keep the dancing going. Enjoy food specials, great music, and $4.50 High Noon cans. Lessons are not offered for this night unless specifically announced.

Set at Eleventh Hour Brewing Co. in Pittsburgh, this 90-minute Halloween pop-up bar blends eerie décor, specialty cocktails, music, interactive games, and staged photo ops for a night with a darker twist. It is not a haunted house. Instead, it offers a social setting where adults can dress up, sip themed drinks, play, and capture creepy snapshots amid the spooky atmosphere. Availability is limited and it tends to sell out quickly.

The renowned Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra presents an evening of live music that celebrates the spirit of jazz. This concert features soulful rhythms, exceptional musicianship, and performances meant to captivate from beginning to end.

The Stone Keys perform rock and roll with an edge, drawing from a catalog that ranges from the 1960s to the early 2000s. The set spans multiple decades of rock for a lively, nostalgia-tinged experience.

Club Cafe in Pittsburgh hosts a rock showcase featuring Mother of Earl with Poster Child and Chet Vincent and Tim Good. Mother of Earl, a Pittsburgh band formed in 2019, is preparing to release the new single "Bringing it Back Home" this fall. Tickets are priced at $15 in advance and $18 on the day of the show.

Noche Latina offers a full evening of Latin social dancing in its new home, The Annex by LSDC. Enjoy a lively mix of Salsa, Bachata, Zouk, Kizomba, and more, along with a short beginner lesson that covers the basics so you can step onto the floor with confidence. No partner is required, and instructors are on hand to help. Choose Mini-Lesson plus Social for $15 or Social only for $10. All ages are welcome, with anyone under 18 required to attend with a responsible adult. Free street parking is available throughout the neighborhood. Bring your own alcohol only, with complimentary water and cups provided.

Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey comes to PPG Paints Arena with a brand-new circus experience packed with high-energy performances, big laughs, and moments made for families and friends to enjoy together. Special guest Bello Nock is featured alongside a cast of performers presenting spectacular skills designed to entertain audiences of all ages. The show highlights the excitement on the floor and the shared joy in the seats, turning the arena into a lively celebration from beginning to end.

The 11th annual Pumpkin Patch in the Park brings fall fun back to Brentwood Park, presented in partnership by Brentwood Parks & Recreation and Bartsch Gardens. Families can look forward to kid-friendly activities such as pumpkin decorating, face painting, balloon creations, ghost pop crafts, coloring, a petting zoo, pony rides, and train rides. Children ages 12 and under can receive a complimentary treat bag while supplies last, courtesy of Brentwood Parks & Recreation. Seasonal goods will be available for purchase, including corn stalks, hay bales, flowers, festive decorations, refreshments, and other autumn items.

Tails & Tailgates is a people-only tailgate party in support of shelter animals. The event features vendors, local nonprofits, tailgate games and activities, a 50/50 raffle, and a donation drive that benefits animals in shelter care. Game-day gear fits the spirit of the celebration as this first-time community gathering gets underway. More details, including additional vendors and activities, will be announced.

Enjoy a creative afternoon at a hands-on fall floral workshop hosted at Panera Bread in Washington, PA. Craft a custom arrangement in a 4x4 wooden box featuring Sola Wood blooms in autumn shades, then personalize it with greenery selections to suit your style. The workshop fee is $50, and a food or beverage purchase at the venue is required. To reserve a spot, text 412-726-9783; an upfront deposit is necessary. For questions, contact Quinn’s Wooden Floral Creations at 412-726-9783. Follow on Facebook and Instagram at @quinnswoodenfloralcreations.

During each live televised Steeler game, game day specials include a one topping flatbread for $10, six wings for $8, and a half order of beef nachos for $9. There is also an offer of twenty wings with a pitcher of beer for $20, with rules and restrictions applying. With a qualifying purchase, a complimentary buffet is available at halftime.

A snowbound guesthouse becomes the scene of a classic whodunit when a local woman is killed and the residents and visitors at Monkswell Manor are cut off by a storm. As it becomes clear the culprit is one of them, seven uneasy strangers eye each other with growing doubt while a police detective arrives on skis to question the group: the newlywed hosts, a reserved spinster with a murky past, an architect with a cook’s instincts, a retired Army major, an unusual traveler who claims his car overturned in a drift, and a hard-edged jurist who makes life difficult for everyone. A second murder ratchets up the tension and fear, setting the stage for the famous twist ending that has kept this Agatha Christie thriller running longer than any other play.

Printing will be underway in Pittsburgh for an upcoming spring exhibition, and the studio will be open for visitors to watch the process. See the new body of work, Pablo Mark, as it evolves into colorful prints. Prints purchased during the open studio are available at 25 percent off.

Top Deck Cards and Games hosts a recurring Yu-Gi-Oh! locals event where players gather for dueling and community play. Entry is $10, and prizes are based on attendance.

A weekly casual Pokemon meetup where fans can trade cards and play informal matches. Pack your card binders for swapping and bring a deck for friendly games. The atmosphere is relaxed, with time to hang out and connect with others who enjoy Pokemon. Please note that singles are not bought or sold at this gathering, although trading among participants is welcome.

Earl Sweatshirt and MIKE bring the Home on the Range Tour to Roxian Theatre for an all ages concert. Ticket access includes multiple presale options, such as artist, Spotify, local, Citizens Bank, and VIP packages, with a public on sale as well.

Grammy-nominated vocalist Lacey Sturm, former frontwoman of Flyleaf during the band’s platinum run and a solo artist who topped Billboard’s Hard Rock Albums chart with her debut, brings an intimate acoustic performance to City Winery Pittsburgh. Joined by guitarist Josh Sturm, her husband, she recasts hard rock favorites in unplugged arrangements that emphasize melody and lyrics. The set features familiar songs such as "All Around Me," "I'm So Sick," and "State of Me," along with newer material presented in fresh interpretations. City Winery Pittsburgh pairs a seated concert with dinner and wine service so the listening experience and the meal complement each other.

Community members, business owners, and local leaders will gather at Tavern Pizza for a conversation focused on Bellevue Forward, a nonprofit dedicated to economic development, cultural vitality, and community engagement. Attendees can hear about current work and explore ways to participate in initiatives that support local prosperity and neighborhood well-being.

Guest speaker and local board-certified health and wellness coach Courtney Somma presents a talk at the Unitarian Universalist Church of the South Hills that asks what if chronic health symptoms are not permanent. She shares her personal story along with the framework and practices that made a difference in her own health.

Drusky Entertainment brings Nik Parr & The Selfless Lovers to the Crafthouse in Pittsburgh for an evening of live music. Admission is limited to guests 21 years of age and older.

Designed for mothers with their children, with dads welcome too, this monthly playtime at The Galleria of Mt. Lebanon Mall offers a changing activity in a relaxed, family-friendly setting. Expect playful experiences such as a puppet show, a balloon artist, hands-on crafts, and coloring sheets, with some dates featuring a program by Kathy’s Music. Activities take place in the mall’s lower level center court area. Plans may change without notice.

Enjoy a traditional circle bluegrass jam at Cookie Cookie Ice Cream. Acoustic string players of all experience levels are welcome to take part and share tunes. For questions about the jam, contact Ken at fedask (at) yahoo (dot) com.

Meet at The Springhouse to view the painted pumpkins. If you want one, bring extra money to purchase your own. Food is available on site, so bring money for lunch or bring a packed meal. Please pre-register.

This Trunk or Treat features more than 40 trunks to collect treats from, music from a DJ, and participation from local vendors.

Explore intuitive development with Joseph (Joe) Turiano, DCH, MHt, in a class designed for all experience levels. Created to help people adapt to a rapidly changing world and the ebb and flow of strong energies, it offers time to focus on yourself in a supportive space while you build intuition and deepen spirituality. Joe is a Doctor of Clinical Hypnotherapy who specializes in Past Life Regression and personal healing work, and he is also a certified Family Constellation Therapist, Quantum Healer, and Psychic Reader. He has taught at Stepping Stones for years, beginning at its first center in New Kensington, and brings a wide range of metaphysical tools to share. Admission is $25 per person, payable at the door. This class is offered every second Wednesday of the month. All are welcome.

Presented by Drusky Entertainment, this concert at Preserving in New Kensington features Mushroomhead and Fear Factory, joined by Nine Treasures. All ages are welcome.

Presented by Drusky Entertainment, Mike Dawes takes the stage at Crafthouse Stage & Grill in Pittsburgh for a 21 and over show. A limited VIP Workshop Experience is available, combining a premium reserved or general admission ticket with a pre-show meet and greet and photo, an intimate guitar workshop, and a special performance of a song not included in the main set. VIP guests also receive early entry to the venue, early access to merchandise, a commemorative VIP laminate, and an exclusive pack of Mike Dawes’ personal D’Addario XS DADGAD strings.

Drusky Entertainment presents Texas Hippie Coalition at Crafthouse in Pittsburgh, joined by Modern Fossils and Noble Hops. The concert is open to all ages. The venue offers a full food menu during the show, so guests can enjoy a meal while the music plays. A limited number of Preferred Seating Booths is available, each including eight tickets and premium seating.

A live show featuring Jordan Jensen comes to Carnegie of Homestead Music Hall. This event welcomes guests of all ages.

Low Cut Connie teams up with special guest Brian Dunne for a night at Mr. Smalls Theatre. The performance welcomes attendees of any age. Tickets will be delivered by email about one week before the show.

Test your horror film knowledge at a themed trivia night in the City Kitchen Mezzanine. Expect questions that span slasher icons like Freddy Krueger to the titles that launched the found footage trend. Teams can compete for a chance to win a $50 City Kitchen gift card. Seating is limited and team registration is available while space remains. Presented by Bakery Square and Pittsburgh Bar Trivia.

Inclusive Aesthetics presents a Halloween celebration with a costume competition, prizes, and sweet treats in a delightfully spooky setting. Additional details will be shared soon.

The event offers an easygoing auction and reception hosted by WPSD at Mattress Factory - Museum of Contemporary Art, with hors d'oeuvres and drinks, a silent auction, and live entertainment. The museum's galleries will be open to explore, with art attendants and interpreters stationed on each floor. Tickets and sponsorship opportunities are available.

One Ray returns to Helltown Taproom for a live performance, back on the taproom stage for another show.

This live performance welcomes guests of every age. Entry begins before the show, and tickets become available to the public after an official announcement.

Presented by Drusky Entertainment, My Hero Academia In Concert comes to Carnegie of Homestead Music Hall. All ages are welcome to attend.

A full weekend of contra dancing returns to Pittsburgh at The Kingsley Association, a spacious community center in the East End dedicated to social and economic justice. The move to a larger venue brings more parking, upgraded HVAC, additional restrooms, and generous room for dancing, socializing, and snacks. Live music features Hot Coffee Breakdown, mixing traditional and original tunes with Tom Cunningham on fiery fiddle alongside Latin and rock rhythms from Kate Sanders on keyboard and Luis de Leon on percussion and harmonica. Turnip the Beet, the Nashville duo of Kelsey Wells and Jeremy Lekich, adds fiddle, banjo, guitar, percussion, and the occasional mbira to a lively blend of music from the American South, Ireland, Cape Breton, Quebec, and Scandinavia, plus plenty of homegrown originals. Calling is by Pittsburgh’s Gaye Fifer and Georgia’s Seth Tepfer, with sound by Hanno Meingast. Contra dances take place in the first floor gym. Saturday and Sunday workshops are held upstairs in the bright yoga room overlooking East Liberty. The venue’s swimming pool is available for $10 per hour for a refreshing break between dances, and there are many restaurants and bakeries within walking distance in Garfield, Highland Park, Bakery Square, and East Liberty. Registration includes early bird pricing with Full Weekend $120, Family Pass $240, Student $75, and Financial Need $75. After the early bird period, rates are Full Weekend $150, Family Pass $280, Student $75, and Financial Need $75. Coordinated housing with a local Pittsburgh host is included for out-of-town participants. Individual dances and workshops are open to walk-ins who pay at the door. Attendees are asked to help prevent the spread of illness. If you have symptoms of a cold, flu, or Covid at the time of the event, please stay home; illness-related refunds are available with a 20 percent deduction. Participants should bring dedicated dance shoes or sneakers with soft leather or suede soles and non-marking heels, and dance socks are available at the Welcome Desk. A list of nearby hotels and potential discounts will be shared.

An annual Halloween party featuring a costume contest with judging and prizes for standout costumes. Food, drink specials, and giveaways will be available. Costumes are welcome.

This flea market features only Prince of Peace flea market items, with no outside vendors. Shoppers will find leftover pieces from past craft shows along with newly donated goods, including craft items, children’s items, new-in-box products, lightly used merchandise, small household appliances, books, clothing, lamps, and small furniture, with even more available than can be listed here. Proceeds benefit Prince of Peace Lutheran Church.

A Halloween-themed trail challenge hosted by North Park Trail Runners marks its fifth running with two distance options, 13K and 6.66K. The course showcases Western Pennsylvania’s fall colors and mixes speedy stretches with stout climbs and twisty, technical singletrack, including a segment that passes along what many call Pittsburgh’s most haunted street. Start and finish festivities are centered at the Rose Barn in North Park. Runners can enjoy a post-race trick-or-treat experience, and a premium race shirt is included, guaranteed for early registrants with limited availability afterward. Proceeds benefit Allegheny County Parks, supporting the trails featured in the event.

New Horizon is preparing a craft show at the CCBC Dome and is seeking vendors who want to support the kids. Vendor inquiries are welcome from those interested in participating.

Registration is open for the 2026 Swissvale Mile, a welcoming experience for runners and walkers of every age and ability. Participants can choose a timed one mile run or an untimed walk that welcomes dogs. The course is flat and follows pleasant neighborhood streets lined with trees.

This Cash Bingo event supports Mother of Sorrows School. A limited number of tickets are available, so purchasing in advance is recommended. Sponsorship opportunities are also offered for those interested in contributing to the event.

Enjoy Halloween fun at the South Park Wave Pool parking lot as car cruisers hand out candy and treats to kids and families. Costumes are welcome. Participants who plan to distribute treats are encouraged to decorate their vehicles and bring candy. Registration is not required for trick-or-treaters. Individuals and organizations interested in handing out candy can complete the interest form on the event webpage.

Enjoy a spooky-themed spaghetti dinner fundraiser at Irwin VFW. Dine in or take your meal to go. Adult plates are $14 and kids meals are $8, and each includes spaghetti with a meatball, salad, a roll, a drink, and dessert. Basket raffles and a 50/50 drawing will be part of the festivities. Bring a donation of bleach, canned pumpkin, or cans of Pedigree Chopped Ground Dinner to earn an entry for a special lottery basket. Participation helps support the pups of Pet Adoption League.

Presented by Drusky Entertainment, Silly Goose leads the bill at Preserving Underground in New Kensington, PA, with Cheem and Muttlee also performing. All ages are admitted.

Double Take Pittsburgh brings a six-piece classic rock lineup to Club' Pure Imagination, led by two powerhouse female singers and celebrating the big rock anthems of the 70s and 80s. The band features 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 mainly of bar stools and pub tables. Because space is reserved for a dance floor during band performances, seating is limited and buying tickets in advance is recommended. Additional seating is available at the Area 51 Bar and in the VIP Balcony on a first-come basis, with a live video and audio feed of the stage on large screens. The venue is non-smoking and vaping is not permitted, with an outdoor smoking area provided. 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. The show is open to all ages.

Lucky's in Baldwin hosts an evening of classic cover songs from the 60s, 70s and beyond. Food and drinks are served by a friendly staff.

A lively line dance party at Cappy & Luca’s raises support for breast cancer research with raffles benefiting a local organization. The night embraces a pink-themed celebration, including a friendly contest for the most creative pink outfit, and the venue will offer food and drink specials. Line dance lessons will introduce two new routines to grow your repertoire. Friends and family are welcome to share in the music, movement, and purpose of the evening.

Marking a first show in New Ken, this event takes place in a beautiful setting and delivers an evening filled with favorite country music. Attendees can look forward to familiar songs and a night of country sounds.

Halloween takes over Level 20 with a costume-friendly rock party featuring live music, prizes, and specials. Costumes are optional but encouraged, with awards for best individual and best couple, plus a $100 prize for the sexiest look. The night kicks off with Dark Orchid bringing the rock and roll, then Funhouse closes the show with 80s glam favorites from bands like Poison, Bon Jovi, Journey, G&R, and Crue alongside plenty of throwback surprises. Food and drink specials keep the celebration rolling. Tickets are $10 at the door.

Young artists ages 6 to 12 can celebrate the season with a holiday party style art class at Norwin Art League. This offering is part of the league's new lineup of youth art classes and includes two separate sessions for this age group. Registration is available through the Norwin Art League website.

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

Back again with fast-paced fun, this dodgeball event features themed team play at Freedom Area Middle School. Squads dress to a theme and compete on the court. Teams may include up to seven players, with a minimum of four.

Charleston Firefighters Local 317 presents its second annual golf outing, a relaxed end-of-season day on the course. Participants can expect prizes and raffles, with lunch and drinks included. The outing welcomes golfers of all backgrounds, and members of other Locals are especially welcome. Sponsorship options are available, including hole sponsorships, beverage or food sponsorships, and presenting sponsorships, and prize donations are appreciated. Contact the organizer to secure a spot or to learn more about sponsor opportunities. The event is planned at Edgewood Country Club.

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

This discussion highlights a selection that is a touch spicier than the usual choices, with a fun pumpkin twist. Copies are available now so readers can dive in before the conversation.

Take on the library’s 50 Book Challenge by setting a goal to read 50 books in a year, and feel free to start whenever you like. Meet with other readers to chat about what you are reading, trade recommendations, and enjoy conversation in a friendly, low-key format focused on books. New participants are welcome, and no registration is required.

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

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

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

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

Periphery brings the A Pale White Dot US Tour to Roxian Theatre for an all ages concert. Tickets are available through multiple options, including a public onsale along with access for Citi cardmembers, Live Nation, Citizens Bank, Spotify, and an artist presale.

An allergy-friendly Halloween gathering at the Municipal Building welcomes everyone. Frankie the Scarecrow and Chrissy Rubino will be on hand, and snacks will be free of peanuts and tree nuts. There will also be non-candy choices such as crayons, coloring materials, and sensory toys so every child can enjoy the fun.

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

A spooky-themed gathering featuring lunch, activities, and prizes. Advance registration is requested.

Part 11 of Half Covered Halloween salutes 1996 with each act splitting its set between original songs and covers from that year. The Filthy Lowdown perform Rage Against the Machine from Evil Empire, the Slobberknockers channel Less Than Jake’s Losing Streak, the Book Club nods to Reel Big Fish’s Turn the Radio Off, City Escape Artist honors the Queers’ Don’t Back Down, and Pioneer Spirit revisits H2O’s self-titled release. It is a celebration of the local scene, it is open to all ages, and costumes are encouraged. The theme centers on 1996 across music, movies, cartoons, and pop culture, with artwork by Cretin Face Design.

A monthly traveling meetup brings together creatives at North Boroughs venues for relaxed networking and community building. Expect a welcoming atmosphere where visual artists, musicians, performers, writers, and others can connect, trade ideas, spark collaborations, and discover new creative spaces. This edition takes place at The Circle PGH. Admission is free and all experience levels are welcome, from seasoned professionals to those just getting started. The focus is on strengthening connections across the local arts community.

A candlelit celebration of Coldplay’s music comes to Bethel Park, with a string trio performing a classical tribute in the peaceful surroundings of Christ United Methodist. Expect a set filled with favorites including Clocks, Ever-glow, Paradise, Yellow, Magic, My universe, Fix you, Sky full of stars, The Scientist, and Viva La Vida. The concert is presented by Lumos, which supports a different charity each month. Seating is first come within your chosen zone, with options labeled Platinum, Gold, Silver, and Bronze. The experience is open to guests ages eight and older. The venue is wheelchair accessible, though specific seats such as the front row cannot be guaranteed. Two separate sittings are offered for this program.

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

Celebrate the season’s mystique with a Halloween-inspired evening of ritual and deep rest at Rosslyn Farms Community Center in Carnegie, PA. Ease in with a themed mocktail, explore an oracle card you select as a prompt for reflection, and settle into an immersive sound bath shaped by crystal singing bowls and other calming instruments. Throughout the experience, receive individual Reiki for added relaxation. No prior experience is required, and capacity is limited. For safety, singing bowls may not be suitable for those with certain medical conditions, including epilepsy, a heart pacemaker, a coronary stent, a cardiac shunt, artificial heart valves, or an implantable cardioverter defibrillator. If any of these apply, consider consulting a healthcare provider before taking part in a sound bath.

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

Cousins Lounge hosts a monthly night of singing led by DJ Budz, a Millvale favorite. Held on the last Friday of each month, it offers prizes for the top singer, select craft drafts for $5, and a special food menu. Participants can take the mic or cheer on the performers.

The 11th edition of this all comic book show takes place at The Crowne Plaza Hotel in Pittsburgh. The event spans two days and features guest creators, panel discussions, and shopping across tens of thousands of comic books. More than 100 vendor tables will be dedicated entirely to comics. CGC will be on site. Free admission is available for military and first responders.

Designed as Stage 1 for new shooters, this women-only introduction offers a supportive setting with female instructors, combining classroom learning and one-on-one range time. Participants learn core safety practices and shooting fundamentals, with an emphasis on how careful gun handling applies to personal defense. The course explores safety rules and a defensive mindset, understanding your pistol and its ammunition, and developing proper grip, stance, sight picture, and a smooth trigger press. It is suited to first-time owners, those considering a purchase, or anyone without prior formal instruction. All required gear is provided, including a handgun. By the end, students build confidence, sound handling habits, and a solid foundation to continue into defensive skills training.

An official GD06 release event at Top Deck Cards and Games features on-site deck building followed by a tournament. Entry is $30. Each participant receives six packs and a promo to build a deck for play, with opportunities to earn extra prizes. The top finisher receives a winner promo.

This all-ages show offers several ways to secure tickets. In addition to a general public sale, there are presales through the artist, Live Nation, and Citizens Bank. A VIP package is also available, with its own presale and a separate on sale.

All ages are welcome to attend. Please note that supporting acts may change without notice.

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

Stage AE in Pittsburgh hosts a high-energy drag showcase starring Lydia B Kollins, Kori King, and Suzie Toot. Lydia and Kori, the Season 17 couple from RuPaul’s Drag Race, team up with Suzie for a completely refreshed production featuring brand new numbers. Attendees must be 18 or older. Costumes are encouraged, with a costume contest awarding best in show. A meet and greet with the performers is planned. Produced by Flip Phone Events, Fiercely You Entertainment, and Michael Benedetti.

Halloween at Tonya's brings a spooky evening with DJ music and karaoke, along with friends, food, and drinks. Enjoy a lively celebration with plenty of chances to sing and soak in the festive vibe.

BUCK OR TREAT brings a Halloween party to Forty Bar & Grille with BUCKWILD delivering loud guitars, country rock anthems, cold drinks, and costume-ready energy. Costumes are encouraged, and early arrival is recommended, as a packed house is anticipated.

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.

This NFL game is part of the league’s flexible scheduling, so the listed game time may change from what appears on schedules or tickets. Families seeking a quieter environment can choose Section 120, rows BB through HH, which is designated as alcohol free. Tickets will become available in phases, beginning with a window for season ticket holders, followed by a wait list presale, and then a public onsale.

Animal Lifeline presents its annual fall bingo and luncheon at St Elias Byzantine Catholic Church. Lunch is served before bingo begins, which starts with Early Bird specials. The Early Bird price is $40 per person, increasing to $45 once the early pricing ends. This ticket includes lunch, desserts and a non alcoholic drink, an Early Bird set for two games, a regular package for ten games, one of each special for two games, one coverall jackpot card and a door prize ticket. Extra regular game packages are available for $5, and additional games, coverall jackpots, raffle tickets and other small games of chance are sold separately. Groups of six or more can request reserved tables. Tickets can be purchased directly online or by phone at 412-464-9575 with a $1 credit card fee, and they are not sold at the door. Purchase only through official sources, not third parties. For questions, email Info@pghridetorescue.com. The event is alcohol free, and all sales are final.

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.

Grateful Shred brings a live show to Mr. Smalls Theatre, open to attendees of all ages. Digital tickets are sent by email seven days in advance. For updates and announcements, follow @opusoneprod and @mrsmallstheatre on Instagram.

This event welcomes attendees of all ages. Support acts may change without notice. Tickets will be available to the public, with additional presales from Citizens Bank and Live Nation.

Experience a Sananga-centered meditation at Alight Health & Wellness Spa, guided with drums, sound bowls, and reiki to support letting go of what no longer serves you. Sananga, prepared from the bark and leaves of the Tabernaemontana sananho tree, is offered as eye drops and may cause a short-lived burning sensation that is intended to cleanse and purify. The session is described as opening the chakras and encouraging a full mind and body energetic reset, with both medicinal and metaphysical benefits. An optional add-on notes that it pairs with other plant medicines, including Sananga Hapé from the Kuntanawa Tribe. Solo appointments and group formats are available, and the practice can complement Energy Therapy, Reiki, or meditation.

Free Throw and Microwave share the stage for an all-ages concert at Roxian Theatre. Tickets are offered through a public sale, with additional presale options via the artists, Live Nation, and Citizens Bank. VIP packages are also available, including both presale access and a general onsale.

Celebrate the season by crafting personalized glass Christmas ornaments in a beginner-friendly fusing class. Open to all ages, the session is $36 per person. Participants work with prepared ornament bases, learn the essentials of cutting and applying glass, and receive guidance and design ideas throughout. Choose from a variety of shapes, follow sample inspirations, or create your own patterns. Each person makes a set of four ornaments to keep, a festive touch that can be enjoyed for years to come.

This free intermediate Slovak class series from WPSCA is intended for learners with some prior knowledge and takes place at Brentwood Public Library. Instruction is led by Božena Hilko, a native of Slovakia with extensive experience teaching children and adults. She previously taught at the high school level in Slovakia and holds a master’s degree in foreign language education from the University of Pittsburgh. The library requests that class participants do not park in the library lot. For registration or questions, contact Božena at bozi@comcast.net.

Lauren Alaina delivers commanding vocals, down-home flair, and nonstop energy. The crowd sings along to familiar hits, creating a warm and lively atmosphere from start to finish. It is a celebration of great songs, sincere moments, and unmistakable country spirit.

This event marks the completion of stocking number two for the 2026/2027 season. It focuses on wrapping up the second installment of the season’s stocking efforts.

Presented by Drusky Entertainment, a live to film concert of Coco takes place at Carnegie of Homestead Music Hall. This event welcomes guests of all ages.

Settle in by the fire in the courtyard of BF Jones Memorial Library for a storytelling night devoted to mysterious creatures and folklore, designed for adults. Local author, illustrator, and cryptozoology enthusiast David J. Hardie will share tales of well known legends as well as those said to lurk closer to home. Enjoy classic campfire treats, try cryptid themed crafts, and browse suggestions for your next spooky read. Books and stickers will be available for purchase, and attendees will have the opportunity to meet David and learn more about his work. This event will be held rain or shine. Registration is preferred but not required, and those who register in advance will receive a small thank you token.

Vince Staples brings the Cry Baby Tour to Roxian Theatre for an all ages show. Ticket access includes presales through the artist, Live Nation, and Citizens Bank, plus VIP package options and a general public onsale.

Vince Staples brings a high-impact hip-hop set to Roxian Theatre in Pittsburgh, pairing razor-sharp lyricism with stripped-down production and a commanding stage presence. The Long Beach artist is known for projects such as Summertime '06, Big Fish Theory, and Dark Times, and this show highlights his distinctive voice and narrative style in a focused performance.

Chat Pile brings the Who Loves The Sun Tour 2026 to Mr. Smalls Theatre, joined by Soul Glo and Shallowater. The show welcomes attendees of all ages. Electronic tickets are sent by email seven days ahead of the event.

Vince Staples appears at Roxian Theatre in McKees Rocks, Pennsylvania.

Trail runners and hikers converge at Frankfort Mineral Springs for a rugged day on the paths of Raccoon Creek State Park in Pennsylvania. The 50K and 20 mile races take on demanding terrain that many find tougher than expected, and there are shorter options with a 5K run or hike and a 1 mile distance. Fundraising is encouraged for all registrants, and the 5K run or hike also offers a fundraising option. The event supports a veteran community care organization that forms lasting relationships with veterans and military service members through time in nature and adventurous activity. Its mission emphasizes renewing resilience with healthy habits, discovering purpose, and moving from isolation to community. Registration helps fuel outdoor adventure, recreation, and fitness programs, and participants are encouraged to take an extra step by raising funds.

This annual craft and vendor show at Circleville VFD, The Hall at Robbins Station, brings together a wide range of crafters and vendors. Attendees can browse numerous booths and purchase food during the event. All proceeds support the New Hope Missions Fund, helping to further outreach and mission efforts.

An intimate month-long immersion in Reiki that supports a full journey from first steps to Master Practitioner, with a focus on energetic study, embodiment, healing, and meaningful transformation. The training unfolds over six class days spaced across the month so there is time between sessions for integration, self practice, journaling, nervous system care, and reflection. Rather than a compressed weekend, this format invites Reiki to be lived, explored, and truly understood. Across the six days, participants move from foundational energy healing into advanced practitioner and Master level work while receiving attunements, hands-on instruction, intuitive development, spiritual mentorship, and comprehensive energetic education. It is designed for those who feel called to healing work, want deep spiritual growth and embodiment, hope to support others, or identify as empathic and energetically sensitive. Beginners are welcome and no prior experience is required. The curriculum blends traditional Usui Reiki lineage with grounded healing practices and emotional awareness. Topics include energetic anatomy and the chakra system, aura awareness, nervous system regulation and grounding, practitioner ethics and boundaries, Reiki symbols and distance work, space clearing and intention setting, advanced energetic techniques, refined practitioner skills, sacred leadership and facilitation, holding transformational healing space, and embodied spiritual practice. The journey begins with Level I foundations, including history and philosophy, energetic awareness, ethics, boundaries, and self and partner practice, followed by the first attunement. It then expands into Level II with symbols, emotional and mental healing, remote techniques, intuitive strengthening, and a second attunement. The final phase covers Levels III and IV with advanced scanning and techniques, practitioner refinement, leadership and facilitation skills, and Master level attunements that cultivate clarity, intuition, and embodied presence. The closing gathering honors the work completed with a final Master attunement, shared reflection and integration, a certification ceremony, a sacred closing circle, and a vegetarian celebratory dinner. Graduates receive Reiki Levels I through IV Master Practitioner certification through Enchanted Alchemy. Included are all Level I through IV attunements and official certifications, a comprehensive training manual, guided hands-on practice, chakra and energy education, advanced Reiki instruction, intuitive development practices, herbal tea and light refreshments, a vegetarian graduation dinner, ongoing community support, and a sacred learning and healing experience. The course is non-residential, so lodging is not provided. Travelers arrange accommodations independently and may request local recommendations. Tuition for the full program is $888, with an early enrollment rate of $777. Payment plans may be available. Seating is intentionally limited to preserve depth, mentorship, energetic safety, and personalized support. The training is led by Dr. Britnie Winter, Doctor of Metaphysics, Usui Reiki Master Teacher, yoga teacher, and founder of Enchanted Alchemy, whose teaching bridges traditional lineage with modern, embodied healing education and nervous system awareness.

This tournament uses a head to head, five strike knockout format, with rounds rotating among DMD, SS, and EM. There is a $15 Dojo fee that puts all games on free play, plus a $5 tournament fee that is paid out in full. BYOB is permitted. Players who arrive after the start receive one strike for each round missed.

Double Take brings a high-energy rock tribute to Kendrew's Lounge, led by two dynamic female vocalists. The show spans classics from the 70s and 80s and reaches into later eras, delivering nostalgic anthems live with driving intensity. The performance is built for dancing and keeps the energy high from start to finish.

Fantastic Cat performs at Mr. Smalls Theatre in an all-ages event. Tickets are delivered by email seven days before the event. For updates, check Instagram at @opusoneprod and @mrsmallstheatre.

Enjoy an evening of acoustic music with attitude at 31 Sports Bar in Bridgeville.

The Covers return to The Mousetrap with a set featuring favorites from the 80s, 90s, and beyond.

An upbeat night awaits at The Crafty Jackalope in Bridgeville, where a lively show meets a welcoming atmosphere and crowd-pleasing food. Plan to have dinner on site, then stick around for the performance as the volume rises and the energy builds throughout the evening.

Sheffield Lanes hosts the 2nd Annual Veteran’s Day Bowl-A-Thon. Teams are invited to take part in this bowling event and help make this year’s edition special.

Hanover VFD is hosting a community breakfast fundraiser featuring a hot menu of pancakes, scrambled eggs, bacon, sausage and home fries, along with coffee and juice. Admission is $12 for adults and $8 for children age 8 and under. Takeout is available and must be purchased separately from dine in meals. A portion of the proceeds will help fund a replacement rescue truck.

An annual Veterans Day bowl-a-thon raises funds for the Gary Sinse Foundation, an organization that builds adaptive houses for veterans who have experienced life altering injuries and has completed two in the Pittsburgh area. Teams take on 10 games, with four bowlers competing each game and up to six people on a roster. Pledges are encouraged at a minimum of ten cents per pin, contributions can start as low as a penny per pin, and the goal for each team is to reach one dollar per pin. Those wishing to contribute without a specific team can be matched with one.

This coed basketball clinic promotes support for SV Basketball. It offers separate sessions for ages 5 to 8 and for ages 9 to 12, encouraging a spirit of excellence.

Brunch is happening at President's Pub.

Two established event experiences come together at the CORE Event Center for a fundraiser benefiting Westmoreland Walks, organized by Astonishing Event Planning, a contracted partner. A tea luncheon is included with admission, and designer purse fun runs throughout the gathering with brands such as Coach, Tory Burch, Michael Kors, Kate Spade, and Dooney & Bourke. Activities include MEGA Pick tables, mystery drawings, a basket raffle, 50/50 drawings, and walk-around purse and prize giveaways. Creative headwear is encouraged, with a contest celebrating standout fascinators and tea hats for a special prize. Tickets are available at two levels, with General Admission priced at $55 and a VIP experience at $120. VIP perks include an entry into a VIP-only designer purse drawing, a ticket for Mystery Box #1, a sheet with 26 basket raffle chances, a signature cocktail or mocktail, ten 50/50 tickets, a MEGA Pick starter pack, an exclusive gift bag, and a SereniTea keepsake. The VIP inclusions total a $132 value, reflecting a $12 savings.

This circle-style bluegrass jam takes place at New Crescent Brewing Co. in downtown Irwin during the fall and winter. Held on Sundays and scheduled so it does not conflict with Steelers games or other city jams, it begins with a friendly social period followed by group picking. Participation is open to players of all experience levels on acoustic string instruments, and amplification or percussion is not part of the format. Listeners are welcome to attend. The session is led by Ryan Meals of Moose Lodge Revival. Irwin sits between Pittsburgh and the Laurel Highlands, with easy access from the PA Turnpike and U.S. Route 30. Parking is convenient with street spaces and two nearby lots.

Create and paint a personalized Ouija board with a matching planchette at a make-and-take session. Materials are provided, including cut and sanded MDF boards, pre-cut planchettes, paints, embellishments, and stencils to complete an 11 by 14 inch board. Snacks and beverages will be available. The cost is $40, space is limited, and advance registration is required.

Longtime friends and collaborators Michelle Hall and Deborah Brooks share a seamless blend of voices and songwriting onstage. Hall is a singer, songwriter, and keyboardist who has created music for herself and other artists for more than two decades, weaving honest stories with a subtle country flavor. Brooks recently released It’s Enough, an album of folk-leaning originals. With a clear, gentle vocal tone, steady guitar, and an upbeat presence, she brings both warmth and spark to the performance. This event is BYOB and there is no cover.

Presented by Drusky Entertainment, Heal the Hurt brings live music to Preserving Underground with Magdalene Rose and Unbroken Reign also on the lineup. The event is open to all ages.

Roxian Theatre hosts a conversation devoted to Twin Peaks, bringing together Ray Wise, Michael Horse, Kimmy Robertson, Sabrina Sutherland, executive director, and Josh Eisenstadt. The program welcomes attendees of all ages. Ticket options include a public sale, with additional presales offered through Live Nation and Citizens Bank.

Lysa TerKeurst and Tasha Layton bring the Making Peace With What I Can’t Control Tour to South Hills Assembly of God in Bethel Park, PA. This evening focuses on releasing the pressure to keep everything together, recognizing control rooted in fear, surrendering what was never yours to carry, and discovering a steadier peace through biblical teaching and worship. A VIP experience includes a pre-event conversation and early access, followed by early entry and then general admission. The schedule is planned in that order, and it may change. Tickets are on sale. To help prevent fraud, purchase only through the official ticketing outlet for this event. Third party ticket sales are not permitted on TPR event pages, and tickets bought from unofficial sellers are not guaranteed or supported, which can limit your access to updates and assistance.

Brought to the stage by Drusky Entertainment, Blade Runner Live comes to Carnegie of Homestead Music Hall. All ages are welcome.

Take part in a one-hour conversation focused on books and the exchange of ideas. Sessions are held six times a year on the second Monday of January, March, May, July, September, and November. New participants and fresh book suggestions are welcome, and no registration is needed.

Presented by Drusky Entertainment, The Queers perform at Crafthouse in Pittsburgh with Spitbite and Right On Warriors. This all-ages event offers the venue’s full food menu during the show. A Preferred Seating Booth package includes eight tickets and premium seating, and availability is limited. Tickets are available.

Drusky Entertainment presents The Slackers with The Operators at Crafthouse. This all ages event features live music with food available from the venue’s full menu during the show. A preferred seating booth package includes eight tickets and premium seating and is offered in limited quantities.

Julia Jacklin brings her North America Tour 2026 to Mr. Smalls Theatre, joined by special guest Jordan Patterson. This show welcomes attendees of all ages. Tickets are delivered by email seven days before the event. For updates and announcements, check Instagram at @opusoneprod and @mrsmallstheatre.

Presented by Drusky Entertainment, this show brings Ho99o9 together with N8NOFACE, plus Slay Squad, at Preserving in New Kensington, PA. The event is open to all ages.

Drusky Entertainment presents Eddie And The Getaway as The Over Caffeinated and Under Stimulated Tour arrives at Crafthouse in Pittsburgh, PA. This all-ages show pairs live music with a full menu available during the performance. For an elevated experience, a limited Preferred Seating Booth package offers eight tickets and premium seating.

Jack White performs at Citizens Live at The Wylie in a phone-free setting. All ages are welcome. To create an unplugged experience, phones and other recording devices, including smart glasses, are not permitted in the performance space. When you arrive, your device will be secured in a Yondr pouch that stays with you and is unlocked at the end of the show. Need to check your phone? Designated phone-use areas will be available, and devices must be re-sealed in pouches before returning to the event space. Guests seen using a non-permitted device during the show may be escorted out. Opening acts may change without notice. For purchases inside the venue, plan to use a credit card. Ticket access includes a public onsale plus presales through Vault, Spotify, Live Nation, Citizens Bank, and a fan presale.

Singer and songwriter Nellie McKay presents a retrospective performance that spans her wide-ranging catalog. Since the 2004 debut Get Away from Me, she has issued nine albums that move easily among pop, jazz, rock, and folk. Her songs have appeared on radio, television, and in films, and she has performed on programs including The Late Show with David Letterman and A Prairie Home Companion. She has also written and performed acclaimed biographical works about Barbara Graham, Rachel Carson, Billy Tipton, and Joan Rivers. McKay is recognized for advocacy in animal rights, feminism, civil rights, and environmental protection. Rolling Stone has praised her as a boundary-pushing songwriter with a flexible command of classic song traditions and contemporary relevance. This event is co-presented with 91.3 WYEP Presents. Citizens presents the Sound Series.

Celebrate a quarter century of scrapbooking with Crop Around the Clock at Crowne Plaza Suites Pittsburgh South.

This dance showcase and party takes place at The Athletic Club at the Carnegie of Homestead, guided by the themes of earth, air, fire, water, and spirit. The program features professional performances by ElectroBelly Dance Troupe together with Electric Mirage, the troupe’s students. Admission is free for everyone.

The 19th annual senior division of the Lehigh Valley Masters is a singles, scratch bowling tournament at The New Jordan Lanes. Competition begins with four qualifying games across four lanes, then moves into single elimination matchplay using two game total pinfall. The top 16 from qualifying advance, and if there are 72 or more entries the top 24 bowl an additional two game round with pins carrying over to decide the final 16. Ties for advancement are broken by comparing highest games, then the next highest as needed. In matchplay, ties are settled with a 9th and 10th frame roll off, winners advance and losers are eliminated. This United States Bowling Congress certified event follows USBC rules. It is open to USBC members ages 55 and older, including women, with card verification at check in. Non members may compete by purchasing an affiliate membership or paying a participation fee. Lane conditions will be similar to those used in the Lehigh Valley Masters. Bowlers may enter both the main Lehigh Valley Masters and this senior division. If a competitor remains active in the main event after qualifying here, they will be withdrawn from senior matchplay and credited with a 9th through 16th place finish. Semi finals and finals are planned for telecast on Service Electric Cable TV prior to the Lehigh Valley Masters championship match. The entry fee is $50, with walk in entries $60 if space is available. The prize fund portion of each entry is returned in full, with additional amounts allocated to lineage and tournament expenses. All entrants compete on a single squad, the field is capped at 108 bowlers with up to three per lane, and re entries are not permitted. Entries must be mailed with payment or submitted electronically using PayPal or Venmo, not delivered to the center or to committeemen. Based on 40 entries, the tentative payout awards $500 for first, $325 for second, $175 for third and fourth, $100 for fifth through eighth, and $50 for ninth through sixteenth. Prizes are paid at a minimum ratio of one in six entries and are mailed to winners after the event. A special award recognizes the highest qualifying bowler age 70 and above. With 71 or fewer entries, 16 players advance directly to matchplay and up to 24 may cash.

A horror punk show brings together The Big Bad, Rise From Your Grave, Pumpkin Guts, Bat Thorn, and The Zombie Mafia. Admission is $10 at the door, and the event is BYOB.

Dress for Success Pittsburgh presents the Black and Gold Gala at the Energy Innovation Center Pittsburgh in Pittsburgh, PA, a glitter and glam themed celebration that serves as the organization’s largest fundraiser of the year. Upon arrival, guests will check in to receive a table number and two drink tickets, make a red carpet entrance, then head to the Bright Space for cocktails, heavy hors d’oeuvres throughout the evening, and one of the city’s largest Pittsburgh cookie tables. The night also includes shopping with women owned vendors, creative crafts and games, a silent auction, raffle baskets, and a 50/50 drawing. Each ticket comes with two drinks, and additional beverage tickets are available for 10 dollars. Raffle basket sheets are 20 dollars, cookie table boxes are 20 dollars, and 50/50 chances are priced at three for 5 dollars, seven for 10 dollars, or twenty for 20 dollars. MGC members, sponsors, and their guests are invited to a VIP hour that includes an extra drink ticket, followed by general admission entry. This is a strolling event; those who want guaranteed reserved seating can purchase a half table or a full table. Limited free parking is available in the lot next to the venue, and a paid lot is located directly across the street. Cash and cards are accepted for purchases and donations, and there is no ATM on site. For sponsorships or to secure a table or half table, email tanya@dressforsuccesspittsburgh.org. To pay by invoice or credit card, email bridget@dressforsuccesspittsburgh.org.

Pouya takes the stage at Roxian Theatre for a show that welcomes fans of all ages. Ticketing includes a general public sale along with presale options through Live Nation and Citizens Bank.

Experience Pouya at Roxian Theatre in McKees Rocks, PA.

Presented by Drusky Entertainment, Zoltan Kaszas appears at Carnegie of Homestead Music Hall. This show is open to attendees of all ages.

YAELOKRE appears with special guest Ben Caplan at Mr. Smalls Theatre for a live performance. This all-ages show welcomes attendees of every generation. Tickets will be delivered by email seven days before the event. Updates are shared on Instagram at @opusoneprod and @mrsmallstheatre.

Howard Hanna Allegheny Valley Super Bingo offers an afternoon of bingo, prizes, and community giving in support of the Howard Hanna Children's Free Care Fund. Tickets are on sale.

Roxian Theatre hosts The Menzingers on their Everything I Ever Saw North American Tour. The performance is open to all ages. Ticket access includes several presales, including Live Nation, Citizens Bank, and SPT, with a public onsale to follow.

Tropidelic teams up with The Quasi Kings for a live concert at Mr. Smalls Theatre. This is an all ages event. Tickets are delivered by email one week before the show.

The Rock Orchestra brings Arena of Fire to Pittsburgh, PA, delivering a two hour celebration of rock and metal anthems shaped by sweeping orchestral arrangements and live fire artistry. Backed by world-class vocalists, a choir, and the elite fire performers The Fuel Girls, the ensemble channels its signature dark intensity into 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. The performance shifts from haunting, symphonic moments to full throttle rock surges, creating a night of large scale spectacle and sound. The Rock Orchestra is a rotating collective of leading classical instrumentalists, vocalists, and live performance artists. Audience feedback reflects a 4.7 out of 5 customer rating. The Rock Orchestra and its events are not affiliated with the artists and composers listed, and all trademarks are the property of 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.

Whitechapel comes to Roxian Theatre in McKees Rocks, Pennsylvania. This event spotlights the act on the theater’s stage.

Heart to Gold brings its Minnesota alt punk energy to The Funhouse at Mr. Smalls, channeling the spirit of the Midwest DIY community with soaring vocals and big, high-impact instrumentation. Their 2024 album Free Help, sparked by a tour setback, traces a step into adulthood with a mix of melodic punk, expansive post hardcore elements, and a touch of 90s alt rock. Special guests sorry face and Mezzanine join the lineup. This event is open to all ages.

Imminence brings the Axis Mundi Tour to Roxian Theatre for an all-ages show. Ticket access includes an artist presale, presale options for Citi cardmembers along with preferred ticket inventory, and a Live Nation presale, followed by a general public onsale.

Beartooth brings the Pure Ecstasy World Tour to the stage with a bill that also features Don Broco, Magnolia Park, and Windwaker. This show is open to attendees of all ages.

This event features four days of HDGD training with Headmaster JeongWoo Kim, the Chief of Education for the World Haidong Gumdo Federation. Attendees will train under his guidance throughout the multi-day session.

Tropical Smoothie Cafe in North Huntingdon is the setting for a Spirit Night benefiting WHE. Purchases made with code IWH19 will direct 20 percent of sales to the WHE PTO. A coinciding Spirit Night at Jersey Mike's is also mentioned for those planning to grab a sub.

Light Up Night in Norwin features Michael Carluccio singing holiday favorites at Club Pure Imagination. The music begins on the VIP deck as the festivities build toward the parade, then continues after the parade on the main stage inside. This is a free performance and welcome to all ages in Irwin, PA.

Competitive trainers are in the spotlight for a Pokémon TCG Challenge Night at Elite 4 Trading Cards. Entry is $10 and includes a prize pack, with an additional pack awarded for each win. A deck is required, and Challenge rules apply. It is the second Challenge Night at Elite 4 Trading Cards, with a focus on spirited competition and fun.

Celebrate the season by crafting your own set of fused glass Christmas ornaments in a beginner friendly class. Open to all ages, this hands on session is great for families, friends, and anyone who wants to add a personal touch to the tree. Participants work with ready made ornament bases, then design and decorate them with colorful glass pieces. Guidance covers the basics of cutting and placing glass, along with plenty of design ideas and help along the way. Choose from a range of ornament shapes, create your own look or follow sample inspirations, and finish a set of four ornaments to take home. The cost is $36 per person.

Goose brings a special night of live music to Citizens Live at The Wylie in Pittsburgh in collaboration with WYEP. This event welcomes guests of all ages, and supporting acts may change without advance notice. In partnership with the band, Live Nation will contribute one dollar from each ticket to Backline Foundation, and ticket purchases are not tax deductible. Ticket access includes presale options for the artist, Citi cardholders, Live Nation, and Citizens Bank, along with a public onsale and a Citi cardmember preferred selection.

Saging Space Wellness + Workshops in New Kensington celebrates its first anniversary with a two-part experience that flows from day into night. The daytime celebration offers shopping, treats, exclusive items and surprises, including a limited-time birthday hour with 20 percent off the entire store, a free anniversary gift with purchases of $50 or more while supplies last, a day-only anniversary product and opportunities to enter raffles. The doors will close between the two segments to transform the space, then reopen for an After Dark gathering featuring a VIP bag for the first 25 guests, flash tattoos available for purchase from Black Ivy Ink, complimentary one-card tarot pulls by Infinite Beauty Tarot, an evening-only exclusive product, snacks and tea, and late-night shopping in a refreshed atmosphere. No ticket is required, and attendees can take part in either portion or enjoy both as Saging Space marks one year with plenty of magic and more surprises to be announced.

This event is an open house welcoming visitors.

FULL TILT brings a high energy set of rock hits from the 70s, 80s, and 90s. This Pittsburgh-based lineup features Brian Skladany on drums, Joe Rubenstein on vocals and guitar, Paul Rusinko on guitar, and Justin Brown on bass. Seating is limited, with bar stools and pub tables available. Additional options are available at the Area 51 Bar and the VIP Balcony on the Main St side of the venue, offered on a first come basis and featuring a live simulcast of the stage on large TV screens with sound. The venue is nonsmoking and vaping is not permitted, with a designated smoking area outside. Individuals under the influence of drugs or showing signs of intoxication will not be admitted.

Presented by Drusky Entertainment, Colby Acuff performs at Crafthouse in Pittsburgh in an all-ages show. The venue offers a full menu to enjoy during the performance. A Preferred Seating Booth option is available, which includes eight tickets with premium seating, and quantities are limited.

Take a joyful walk along Broad Avenue as decorations sparkle, neighborhood shops open their doors, and the spirit of the season fills the street. Browse local finds, admire the holiday touches, and enjoy a warm start to the celebrations in North Belle Vernon.

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.

Participants will meet with Conor Tompkins at the Midway/Bulger trailhead of the Panhandle Trail for an evening of birdwatching. In recent years this spot has produced sightings of Short-eared Owls and Northern Harriers around twilight. The path is paved with a gentle, consistent incline. Conditions can be windy, so plan to dress as if it were about ten degrees colder than the actual temperature. A port-a-john is available at the trailhead. For questions, contact conorotompkins@gmail.com.

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

Drusky Entertainment brings a live special taping with Greg Warren to Carnegie of Homestead Music Hall. The show will be recorded in front of the audience. This event welcomes attendees of all ages.

Devin Russian brings an indie folk sound shaped by reflective lyrics and gentle melodies. His songs explore inner life, the natural world, and the cosmos, weaving those ideas into abstract narratives. BYOB. No cover.

North Belle Vernon Community Bank Park will glow with festive lights, holiday music, and warm hot chocolate. Santa makes a special appearance to add to the cheer. Luminary tributes are available to honor someone special, and they will be displayed during the celebration. Proceeds from luminaries benefit the park.

Enjoy a lively night of bingo on the big screen at the Crafthouse with 10 rounds that include regular bingo, the letter X, and more. Happy Hour runs beforehand, so arriving early is encouraged, and games begin promptly. Reservations are suggested and can be made by calling (412)653-2695. This is an all ages event. Please park only on Crafthouse property and do not use neighboring business lots, including the shopping center across the street or the apartment complex adjacent to the back lot. If your vehicle is not parked on Crafthouse property, surrounding businesses may tow it.

Catch Your Breath brings the Not Broken Enough Tour to Roxian Theatre for an all ages concert. Tickets are available through a public onsale, with additional access via artist, Live Nation, and Citizens Bank presales.

Celebrate Thanksgiving Eve with live music from Louie Kampert at Tavern In The Hills in Pittsburgh. It is a simple way for friends and family to meet up and enjoy an evening of music together.

Downtown Washington celebrates Small Business Saturday with an annual community gathering that puts local businesses in the spotlight. The focus is on supporting neighborhood shops and showcasing the variety found throughout the downtown area. It offers a warm, community-driven atmosphere centered on the value of shopping small.

Spend Small Business Saturday visiting five historic houses around downtown Washington. Move from one stop to the next to explore the area’s history in the heart of the city.

At Kennywood, the 15th edition of Holiday Lights fills the park with more than two million sparkling lights. The event features ERT, a planned schedule of ITOTs, or Informal TakeOver Times, and the possibility of a behind-the-scenes experience. A holiday feast is offered and requires advance registration. Attendance is capped and may sell out. In keeping with national and regional ACE events, the format is all-inclusive and open to ACE members.

Punchline marks the 20th anniversary of 37 Everywhere with a celebratory show at Roxian Theatre in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Driveways, Hit The Lights, and Posterchild are set to appear. This is an all-ages event.

One Ray returns to Helltown Taproom Export for a live performance. The artist takes the stage once again at the taproom for a set of live music.

Celebrate the start of the holiday season in the Blue Spruce Shops with dinner and music at Dee Jays Lounge.

The second annual Brunch with Santa, hosted by Events by Lindsey LLC at Crowne Plaza Suites Pittsburgh South, offers a festive family celebration with a full holiday menu and seasonal activities. Guests can savor farm-fresh scrambled eggs, smoked sausage links, home fries, cinnamon swirl French toast with warm maple syrup, breakfast pastries, seasonal fresh fruit and berries, a selection of juices, and freshly brewed coffee and hot tea. Professional photos with Santa, provided by Dominique Murray Photography, help capture keepsake moments. Five holiday activity stations add to the fun, including letters to Santa and a Tinsel & Pop Popcorn Bar, with additional stations to be announced, while a DJ provides holiday music and a gourmet hot chocolate bar adds a cozy touch. A Chinese auction and 50/50 raffle feature contributions from local businesses, with a portion of proceeds benefiting Zachary’s Mission. Sponsorship opportunities are available by contacting Lindsey Lippencott, Owner and CEO, at 724-373-0719 or info@eventsbylindseyllc.com. Ticket options include a Children ticket at $40 for ages 3 to 12 with brunch, one professional photo with Santa, a signature mocktail ticket, and access to all activity stations and the hot chocolate bar. An Adult ticket at $55 includes brunch, a signature mocktail ticket, access to all activity stations and the hot chocolate bar, with the option for one family photo with Santa. A Mommy or Daddy and Me ticket at $65 is designed for newborns and one parent and includes brunch, two professional photos with Santa, a signature mocktail ticket, and access to the activity stations and hot chocolate bar, offering a way to commemorate a first holiday season.

Celebrate the season by creating a set of handmade glass ornaments in a beginner friendly glass fusing class. Open to all ages, this experience is $36 per person and includes pre made ornament bases, colorful glass pieces, and step by step instruction on cutting and applying your designs. Choose from a range of shapes, design your own look or use example ideas for inspiration, and complete a set of four ornaments to take home and enjoy for years. Whether your style is traditional, playful, or completely original, there is room to make something that feels uniquely yours.

Celebrate the season with a hands-on Christmas candle making session at Tonya's Tavern. Participants can choose a bowl, add a favorite scent, and finish the candle with fire glass. To reserve a seat and choose a bowl, call or text Courtney at (724) 678-5115.

Celebrate the season with a creative evening centered on candles and fresh evergreens. Begin by crafting a signature candle with PSquare Scents, blending holiday-inspired fragrances to create a scent that feels personal. While the candle cools, the team from Violet Street Florist provides step-by-step guidance to design a fresh Evergreen Arrangement using seasonal greenery. With the right care, the arrangement can last throughout the holidays, and the candle adds a festive aroma at home or can be shared as a handmade gift. Expect a relaxed atmosphere, and head home with two finished pieces, a custom-scented candle and a fresh Evergreen Arrangement. Complimentary wine will be served, and guests may also bring their own beverages.

This event welcomes guests of all ages, and supporting acts may change. Stephen Wilson Jr. uses Ticketmaster’s Face Value Exchange so fans can buy or resell at the original price. Tickets are non-transferable and any resale must occur on Ticketmaster at face value. In New York, Illinois, Colorado, Virginia, Utah, and Connecticut, where state laws limit resale restrictions, Ticketmaster will still keep resale prices at face value on its site. Ticket access includes an artist presale, a VIP package presale, a public on sale, and a VIP package on sale.

The Gifting Market reimagines the classic craft fair with a calm, easygoing shopping experience. A carefully curated showcase features standout work from local artisans alongside select makers from across the country, creating a broad mix of quality finds. Discover handcrafted home accents, specialty treats, and festive handmade gifts ideal for sharing or keeping. The emphasis is on ease, personal touches, and enjoyment. Many items are packaged and ready to give, and the layout is designed to make browsing simple and relaxed. Explore at your own pace without individual vendor interactions, and enjoy free admission.

Story Time at The Seesaw Center features readings led by librarian Amber from the Community Library of Castle Shannon. The program is free for guests of the center, takes place on the first Friday of each month, and is open to all. Registration is not required.

Create festive keepsakes in a beginner-friendly glass fusing class designed for families, friends, and makers of all ages. For $36 per person, participants receive pre-made ornament bases and a colorful selection of glass pieces, then learn the essentials of cutting, arranging, and securing glass with step-by-step guidance and design tips. Choose from a variety of shapes and craft a set of four ornaments to take home. Follow example patterns for inspiration or design something entirely your own, from classic holiday hues to whimsical combinations. Leave with handmade decorations ready to brighten your tree for years to come.

That Arena Rock Show takes the stage at Roxian Theatre and is open to attendees of any age. Ticket information notes a public sale as well as an LN All Access discount offer.

West Newton Community Singers present a festive concert that journeys through centuries of Christmas music, featuring early chants, treasured sacred melodies, familiar carols, and joyful seasonal favorites. The program brings together tradition, beauty, and the magic of the holidays for a heartwarming musical experience.

Now in its fifth year, this holiday craft and vendor show spotlights nearby small businesses and welcomes shoppers of all ages. Admission is free. Vendors interested in participating can email their information to CrystolClearNaturals@gmail.com.

CrystolClear Naturals LLC hosts a vendor show at Circleville VFD with free admission and up to 50 vendors expected. Shoppers can explore a large selection of art pieces, request quotes for custom artwork, and browse Jason’s wide range of games and collectibles.

South Franklin Fire Hall hosts a holiday cash bingo night presented by the Washington Area Humane Society, featuring chances to win more than $3,000 in prizes. Each ticket includes ten bingo games along with seasonal snacks and refreshments. Attendees can also take part in raffles, a 50/50, and additional cash giveaways. Payouts are set at $100 for regular games, $250 for specialty rounds, and $1,000 for the jackpot. Participation is limited to adults 18 and older. Alcohol is BYOB, and personal snacks or food are welcome. Ticket options include General Admission at $35, reserved tables for eight at $275, and reserved tables for sixteen at $550. Sponsorship opportunities are available at Bronze for $500, Silver for $750, and Gold for $1,500. Ticket and sponsorship sales will be announced soon. Space is limited.

This tournament features head-to-head, five-strike knockout play with rounds rotating across DMD, SS, and EM machines. A $15 Dojo fee covers access with all games on free play, and there is a $5 tournament fee that is paid out in full. It is BYOB. Players who arrive after play has begun take a strike for each round they miss.

Celebrate the holidays with a community tree lighting that symbolizes unity and festive cheer. Enjoy treats and cocoa while everyone counts down to the big moment when the tree is illuminated.

GWAR takes the stage at Roxian Theatre for a show open to all ages. Ticket access includes artist, Live Nation, and Citizens Bank presales, plus a public onsale. Doors open before the performance.

This festive, hands-on class welcomes all ages to create personalized clay gingerbread person ornaments inspired by each participant. Everyone will roll and shape clay, cut out a gingerbread silhouette, add unique details, and paint their piece with favorite colors to make a keepsake for future Christmas seasons. The atmosphere includes Christmas music, hot chocolate, and cookies. The cost is $15 per person. Children under 3 are free and can still have an ornament made, whether they craft it themselves or an adult makes one for them. Families registered together will be seated together.

Bela Fleck takes the stage at Carnegie of Homestead Music Hall in a concert presented by Drusky Entertainment and 91.3 WYEP. All ages are welcome.

Dax brings The Anger Management Tour to Roxian Theatre for an all ages performance. Ticket access includes artist, Live Nation, and Citizens Bank presales, with a public onsale also available. A VIP package option is offered for fans seeking an enhanced experience.

Gather at Panera Bread to connect with others over lunch. Participants should plan to cover the cost of their own meal. After lunch, the group will head to a movie. Drop-offs are not permitted. Please register in advance.

This beginner friendly workshop helps new plant parents get started. Learn the essentials for a range of houseplants, including how to match soil, light, and water to each plant’s needs. The session also covers common problems and how to avoid them, plus simple propagation techniques to expand your collection and share with friends. Participants will repot a tropical plant into a ceramic container during the workshop and take home an easy care plant and pot. Registration is available at the shop or online.

Connect with the American Sign Language community over coffee at Carnegie Coffee Company. This recurring social gathering welcomes ASL users of all levels, including students, to practice and chat in a relaxed, family-friendly setting. There is plenty of seating inside and free parking is available. Hosted by Nicholas Motto, who can be reached at nmotto26@gmail.com.

This new youth art program features two holiday party sessions for children ages 6 to 12, offering a fun and creative way to celebrate the season. Registration is available through the Norwin Art League website. For questions, email daintygatheringsllc@gmail.com.

HiDef is back with a rock show that kicks off 2026 a couple of weeks early. It is an early start to the coming year that plays on the timing.

This event is presented by Lucky Sign Spirits and Poetry Lounge.

Enjoy a cheerful breakfast featuring a visit from Santa Claus. Admission is $12 for adults and $8 for children 8 and under. The planned menu includes pancakes, scrambled eggs, sausage, bacon, home fries, coffee, and juice. Menu items may change without notice based on supply availability.

Just JJ brings an acoustic set to St. Barbara's Church in Harrison City, PA. The performance is part of Donut Sunday with Santa, held in the social hall after each morning Mass. Everyone is welcome.

This event marks the completion of trout stocking number three for the 2026/2027 season. It focuses on wrapping up this phase of the season's stocking.

Enjoy live music from UNDERCOVER at 31 Sports Bar-Grille in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, in the Bridgeville area, performing on the indoor stage.

Celebrate the holidays with a live orchestral showcase as the Washington Symphony Orchestra performs with its choir. Festive music and uplifting choral moments set a joyful tone, creating a warm concert experience for all ages. The performance highlights the spirit of the season with rich symphonic sound and plenty of holiday cheer.

Enjoy an acoustic performance by Just JJ & Bri at Sobel's Obscure Brewery in Jeannette, Pennsylvania.