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APR26
Music

Bluegrass Jam (Traditional Circle) // Allegheny City Brewing

A traditional bluegrass jam circle gathers at Allegheny City Brewing, welcoming players of stringed instruments at any experience level as well as listeners. Participants can jump in at their own pace, skip solos if they prefer, and are never expected to call a tune, creating a supportive atmosphere with no judgment. Non-musicians are welcome to enjoy the music as spectators. There is no cover charge. Street parking is available nearby, and a large public lot is located behind the building.

Allegheny City Brewing
APR26
Health & Wellness

The Joy of Coastal Spring in Maine: Guided Forest Bathing

Experience the gentle renewal of spring during a guided forest bathing session at Lafcadio’s Woods Preserve. Rooted in the Japanese practice of Shinrin-yoku, this calming outing centers on slowing down, breathing deeply, and noticing the small seasonal details like unfurling ferns, birdsong, and the scent of fresh earth. The experience covers a relaxed half to one mile and takes place entirely in a quiet woodland setting. Guidance includes an unhurried walk, several individual sensory invitations that last around ten to fifteen minutes each, and a peaceful tea gathering to close. As a group mindfulness practice held outdoors, forest bathing is associated with benefits such as a steadier pulse, lowered blood pressure, support for the immune system, reduced stress, and a boost to creativity. This program is free and open to the public, and registration is required. Tripod camp chairs are provided. Dress in layers for changing conditions and bring a rain jacket or umbrella if the forecast calls for showers. Insects are typically minimal early in the season, yet bug repellent is welcome and will be available. You may also bring water or a blanket if desired. The event proceeds in light rain, while unsafe high winds or storms may prompt a cancellation that will be shared by email and social media. For the comfort of the group, dogs are not permitted. Please note that there are no bathrooms on site.

Lafcadio's Woods Preserve
APR26
Groups & Meetups

Game Day (last sunday of the month)

Ruckus Café hosts a board game gathering featuring modern favorites such as Ticket to Ride and Wingspan, along with titles like Mice & Mystics and Rolling Heights. Attendees can bring their own games to share. Coffee drinks and freshly prepared food from the Ruckus menu are available throughout the event, and outside food or beverages are not allowed. It is open to all experience levels and welcomes a community of board game fans, from casual players to long-time enthusiasts.

Ruckus Coffee Gallery & Cafe
APR26
Groups & Meetups

Pittsburgh Songwriters x Oakland

This monthly gathering welcomes Pittsburgh songwriters, producers, and musicians who want to share works in progress and talk about the craft. Bring a completed track, a demo, or even an early idea, then play it for the group to receive constructive feedback and dive into songwriting, production, and mixing. Expect time to workshop songs, exchange practical tips, meet local artists who may become collaborators, and hear what others in the community are creating. Come with whatever you use to make music, including instruments, laptops, MPCs, or any other tools you write or produce with. Musicians of every genre and at any experience level are encouraged to take part.

Prototype PGH
APR26
Theater

Oh My God!

OH MY GOD! unfolds after the God of Wisdom dies, leaving the Fable Realm in turmoil. As the deities grieve, they grapple with how to keep a world from losing Wisdom, and the piece follows the legacy that emerges from their shared sorrow. Developed over seven months by Dreams of Hope’s theatriQ, a queer and Trans youth performing arts ensemble, this original work was conceived, written, produced, and presented by its members to honor both individual voices and a collective vision. Presented at KST's Alloy Studios. Tickets are offered on a pay what moves you scale from $10 to $40. One performance features ASL interpretation along with a livestream. Flyer artwork by Tea Prioleau.

KST's Alloy Studios
APR26
Sports

Silly Pickles - Pittsburg Pickleball League!

Enjoy eight weeks of pickleball with the Silly Pickles league at The Pickleball Warehouse PGH. All skill levels are welcome. Participants play for one hour each week, with rotating weekly time slots and a planned break during the season. A Facebook RSVP does not reserve a place, so registration and payment through the event’s sign-up link are required to secure a spot. The fee is $168, and the promo code GETSILLY10 provides $10 off at checkout.

The Pickleball Warehouse PGH
APR26
Health & Wellness

Massage and Essential Oils: Springtime Self-Care

When winter gives way to spring, shifting weather and activity levels can make it hard for the body to keep up. This class offers practical at-home strategies for easing that transition, led by Victoria of Embody Healing, a licensed massage therapist. The session begins with lymphatic drainage self-massage, featuring a clear explanation of the technique, a demonstration, and guided practice so participants know how to apply it to their own bodies. An essential oils segment follows with black spruce, lemon, lemongrass, and geranium, covering why these oils are especially useful now, safe ways to use them, and key precautions. The class concludes with time for questions and answers. Tiered pricing is available. The Supported tier at $12 covers basic office expenses and can be selected with code SUPPORTED. The Fair Pay tier at $17 covers presenter compensation and class materials and can be selected with code FAIRPAY. The Supporter tier at $22 covers the class and helps support someone who cannot pay their own way, and this option is the default at checkout. This is not an MLM class, and members of Victoria’s essential oils team receive it as part of team support using code ALCHEMICOIL for a 100 percent discount. Those interested in the team can email for details. For building access, the space is in a secure building. Upon arrival, use the buzzer for Embody Healing, LLC and ask the attendant to be buzzed in.

Embody Healing, LLC
APR26
Groups & Meetups

Loose Leaf Writer's Group

Loose Leaf Writer's Group meets on the final Sunday of each month. Organized by Write Pittsburgh, this recurring gathering is free to attend.

Bantha Tea Bar
APR26
Workshops & Classes

Crafting With Cats: Springtime Vase!

Enjoy a creative evening designing a decorative vase with spring-inspired materials such as stickers, garland, tissue paper, silk flowers, and more. All crafting supplies are provided, along with light snacks and non-alcoholic beverages, and those who wish may bring adult drinks. Some activities may involve scissors or other sharp tools, so consider this when bringing children.

APR26
Groups & Meetups

Cameras & Coffee Meet Up

Enjoy a relaxed, creativity-filled evening centered on the art of photography, hosted by Premier Imaging & Camera, a resident-owned business in Pittsburgh focused on preserving what matters most. Photographers at any experience level are welcome, working in film, digital, or both. Expect conversation with a community of fellow creatives, opportunities to share work, and time to explore favorite tools and techniques. Premier Imaging & Camera’s team of photographers, designers, and archivists will be available for questions and guidance, drawing on decades of experience in analog and digital photography. The gathering features casual discussion and networking, insights for film and digital shooters, and plenty of gear talk. Bringing a camera, lenses, or prints is encouraged, along with the curiosity and creativity that fuel the process. An open Q&A with the Premier Imaging & Camera staff rounds out the evening.

Ruckus Coffee Gallery & Cafe
APR26
Art & Culture

April Book Club

Readers will gather for a welcoming discussion of “Maybe in Another Life” by Taylor Jenkins Reid. The conversation focuses on sharing perspectives, listening to others, and making connections. The gathering is open to everyone, from longtime members to first-time visitors.

APR26
Music

Drug Church x White Reaper Presented by WYEP

Drug Church and White Reaper share the stage for a concert presented by WYEP. This is an all ages event, and supporting acts may change without notice or refund.

APR26
Music

Drug Church and more

Drug Church delivers a pulse-pounding live set packed with energy and commanding performances.

Spirit Hall
APR26
Civic

Dormont Litter Clean Up 2026

The Borough of Dormont hosts an annual litter clean up that welcomes volunteers to help spruce up the community. All necessary gear is provided, including gloves, safety vests, and trash bags, and walk-ups are welcome. Each participant receives a coupon for a free scoop from Millie’s Ice Cream, redeemable at the Dormont Goes Green event. Supplies can be picked up in advance during office hours at the William and Muriel Moreland Dormont Municipal Center, or on the day of the event in the Borough Lobby. To have materials prepared for quick pickup, email clerks@boro.dormont.pa.us. Those who prefer can also complete their cleanup on a schedule that works for them. For questions, contact Melinda at mszabo@boro.dormont.pa.us.

APR26
Health & Wellness

Lifted Yoga & Sound

A slow, intentional session at Thee Hemp Co in Mount Washington blends gentle movement with restorative sound in an immersive setting. It begins with time to arrive and settle, along with a relaxed private shopping period and a special lemonade refreshment before the store opens. Afterward, participants move through breathwork and guided meditation, gentle floor-based yoga, and a deeply relaxing sound bath. Each ticket includes the full experience with private shopping, a bonus goodie from the venue host, and 50% off a future Yoga Budz class at Steel Goat Marketplace. The cost is $33 per person, and capacity is limited to 12 people.

Thee Hemp Co
APR26
Groups & Meetups

HeroClix - Casual & Learn to Play

A friendly HeroClix gathering focused on casual play and learning the basics. Loaner figures are available for anyone interested in trying the game, and HeroClix models are discounted by 10 percent.

APR26
Markets

Spring Clothing Swap

Stylists @lindsay.pghhair and @aidensinflame are offering pay what you can haircuts alongside a free clothing swap open to all. Bring a bag if you plan to donate items or pick up new-to-you pieces, or drop off donations during open hours before the event. Haircut options include Quick Trim, Clipper Cut, and Bang Trim, and participants should arrive with clean, dry hair.

Headstone Salon and Gallery
APR26
Fundraisers

Reserve Playground Bingo Fundraiser

Enjoy a fundraising bingo event dedicated to building a new playground for Reserve. With the school staying open and moving back to a K to 5 model, the playground needs upgrades to better serve students. Register through the attached link, or buy at the door.

Mt Troy Fire Hall
APR26
Art & Culture

** SAVE THE DATE!! ** 2026 KONINGSDAG!! **

Members of the Dutch community in and around Pittsburgh gather at Redfin Blues to celebrate the Dutch King’s birthday on King’s Day. The gathering includes a toast, with attendees dressed in Royal Oranje. The occasion is partially sponsored by the Dutch Royal House through Honorary Consul Tom Johnson and is hosted by Linda and Marleen.

Redfin Blues
APR26
Food & Drink

Y2K Drag Brunch

City Winery Pittsburgh transforms into a Y2K-themed drag brunch that celebrates the early 2000s. Hosted by Lola LeCroix, the showcase features Kat De Lac, Shari Turner, Cherri Baum, and Phoenix Fatale. Performances nod to the pop powerhouses of the decade, including Christina Aguilera, Destiny’s Child, Jennifer Lopez, Pink, Gwen Stefani, Shakira, Avril Lavigne, and more. Expect energetic numbers, sing-along throwbacks, and playful homages to the TRL era, flip phones, and mix CDs, all set within a lively brunch atmosphere.

City Winery Pittsburgh
APR26
Health & Wellness

Psychic and Mediumship with Nikki

Nikki offers two kinds of readings that focus on guidance and connection. In a psychic intuitive reading, they draw on perception, intuition, and remote viewing to examine your situation and point to choices that fit how you naturally operate. They view the future as a range of possibilities shaped by decisions, and their insight can help clarify which paths align with your authentic self. In a mediumship reading, you select a specific loved one who has passed to connect with, and Nikki works to deliver validation and messages from that person as faithfully as possible. Serving as a respectful translator, they convey what comes through without altering the message or adding personal interpretation.

The Crow's Nest
APR27
Music

Bluegrass Fast Jam

A fast paced bluegrass circle focused on acoustic stringed instruments, this session is geared toward players with solid command of their instruments who want a musical challenge. Expect higher tempos, more intricate arrangements, and singing and picking that aim for advanced bluegrass musicianship. Electric amplification and percussion are not part of this jam. Participants are expected to know the standard repertoire, keep steady time at speed, take breaks with confidence, and contribute strong rhythm or vocals. Less experienced players are welcome to attend to listen and play along, and are asked to respect the flow if requested to sit out on a tune. The aim is to keep the music driving and challenging while still sharing songs, trading breaks, and encouraging one another. Those seeking an all-levels experience can find other jam dates at Velum or around town on the organizer’s events page. The gathering takes place at Velum Fermentation in the South Side, which offers a parking lot and nearby street parking.

Velum Fermentation
APR27
Food & Drink

FREE COOKED MEAL

A hot, free cooked meal will be served at The Center of Bellevue.

The Center of Bellevue
APR27
Art & Culture

Pittsburgh Classic Movie Club presents Noir Femmes Fatales: “Pickup on South Street” (1953)

The Pittsburgh Classic Movie Club spotlights cinema’s iconic femmes fatales with a screening of Pickup on South Street (1953), directed by Samuel Fuller. This Cold War spy thriller features Jean Peters as Candy, a central femme fatale. Registration is encouraged, and unregistered attendees are welcome.

Andrew Carnegie Free Library & Music Hall
APR27
Health & Wellness

RHYTHM & POWER

Rhythm & Power channels the pulse of Afrobeats in a high-energy Afrodance class. Each session blends expressive choreography with athletic movement and precise rhythmic work to create an uplifting, full-body experience. Build coordination, confidence, and stamina in a welcoming environment that suits both seasoned dancers and newcomers. It offers a lively way to move, sweat, and connect with the music. RSVP is requested because space is limited. Bring indoor shoes or plan to dance barefoot.

APR27
Dancing

Step Into Kizomba with Mike

Explore Kizomba in a welcoming weekly class open to all levels. Sessions focus on building a strong foundation while progressively refining technique, musicality, and body movement, with insight into the dance’s culture and history. Each week introduces fresh tools and challenges to support steady growth. Pricing options include $120 for a 12-class package, $75 for 6 classes, $60 for a 4-class package, or $20 for an individual drop-in. Packages have no expiration and can be used for any recurring class series, excluding workshops.

CrossBody Squirrel Hill, 1918 Murray Ave, Suite D, Pittsburgh, PA 15217
APR27
Art & Culture

Black & Ghost Walking Tour - Downtown Pittsburgh

Explore Downtown Pittsburgh in the evening on a guided walk that blends local history with eerie tales. Participants visit notable landmarks during the calmer hours and hear the stories behind them along with accounts of the spirits said to linger there. This is not a haunted house attraction or a traditional ghost tour, it is a history-focused experience with a spooky side. The route covers about 1.5 miles and lasts roughly two hours. Adults are $29 and children ages 6 to 13 are $16. Children under 6 and dogs are welcome with advance notice. On cold nights a hot drink is included, and a local expert leads the way. Guests also receive coupons from partner restaurants. Offered daily and available as a private tour.

APR27
Theater

Auditions for Sherlock Holmes and the Web of Deceit

Auditions are open for Sherlock Holmes and the Web of Deceit, adapted and directed by Rob Hockenberry. Prospective performers may audition in person or submit a video through an online form. Participants are asked to complete the form in advance, note their available time slots, and await a follow-up with a scheduled audition time. Please bring a resume and headshot if available. Prepare a monologue of up to two minutes, and audition pieces will be on hand for anyone without one. A character breakdown and show synopsis are available to review. The casting process emphasizes inclusion and invites actors of all backgrounds, identities, ages, and body types to take part.

APR27
Health & Wellness

FREE Healthcare for the Homeless

Northside Common Ministries hosts a free medical clinic for people experiencing homelessness, staffed by a registered nurse and a nurse practitioner. The clinic offers basic care such as wellness and sick visits, treatment for minor issues like insect bites, sunburns, and rashes, and prescription medication refills when appropriate. Staff can provide referrals for bloodwork and to PCHA dental sites for cleanings, extractions, and fillings, and can connect visitors with substance use services. Assistance is also available for scheduling medical appointments and changing a primary care provider. No appointment, insurance, or payment is required. Please bring any current medications and medical paperwork to the first visit. For details, call 412-244-3521 or email info@ncmin.org.

APR27
Fundraisers

Donation Drive for Beverly's Birthdays

A community donation drive at Polished Dental collects new toys, games, party supplies, and non-perishable party snacks for Beverly's PGH. Donations can be dropped off at any Polished Dental location. Donors may choose an offer to use during an appointment, including $250 off Invisalign, $50 off a night guard, $100 off implant placement, $14 per unit Botox, $75 off in-office whitening, or a $25 fluoride treatment.

Polished Dental (Downtown)
APR27
Dancing

Rueda de Casino with Russ

Learn rueda de casino with Russ at Crossbody Dance + Movement in Squirrel Hill. Start with the core steps, then add popular moves danced worldwide and practice the partner switches that define the style. Each week you will grow your repertoire so you can dance casino with confidence. Instruction emphasizes frame, connection, and floor awareness in an engaging, supportive setting. Repeating any level is welcome since consistent practice builds muscle memory and strengthens technique. Pricing options include a 12 class package for $120, a 6 class package for $75, a 4 class package for $60, and a $20 drop in. Packages do not expire and may be used for any recurring class series, excluding workshops.

CrossBody Dance Squirrel Hill, 1918 Murray Ave, Suite D, Pittsburgh PA, 15217
APR27
Sports

First Round: Flyers at Penguins Rd 1 Hm Gm 3

Playoff hockey arrives at PPG Paints Arena as the Penguins host the Flyers in a first round matchup. Entry is fully mobile, so plan to scan a ticket from a smartphone at the gate, since screenshots or printed copies are not accepted. Small wristlets or wallets that measure 4 x 6 x 1.5 inches or less can be brought through any entrance. Medical and parental bags go through the X-ray door at each gate, and all items will be screened. The arena operates cashless, accepting credit and debit cards along with Apple Pay and Google Pay, with reverse ATMs on site to convert cash to a prepaid card. For an easier game day, use the Penguins app to access tickets, game previews, and more.

PPG Paints Arena
APR27
Music

The Moss

The Moss performs live in concert at Thunderbird Café & Music Hall. Last minute concert tickets are available through Gametime.

Thunderbird Café & Music Hall
APR28
Workshops & Classes

Expressions Through Form

Presented by Bria Petite, this interactive jewelry making workshop invites participants to craft personal pieces with polymer clay and beads. Guided activities encourage translating emotions, identity, and personal stories into wearable art. Attendees will explore color, shape, texture, and symbolism as tools for reflection while learning core techniques in polymer clay design. The session welcomes beginners and experienced makers alike, offering a supportive space to connect, create, and express ideas through form.

Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh - Hazelwood
APR28
Career

PGH|MFG @ Hazel Grove Brewing

PGH | MFG brings the region’s manufacturing community together for a relaxed Manufacturing Happy Hour focused on conversation, connection, and practical insight. Manufacturers, engineers, founders, operators, and other ecosystem partners from across Western Pennsylvania can expect easygoing networking and real discussions over food and drinks. Dentons is supporting the gathering and will share perspectives from its manufacturing practice. The team advises manufacturers on growth, mergers and acquisitions, intellectual property, supply chain, and labor and employment strategy, and will be available for informal conversations throughout the event. Expect casual networking, conversations about growth, sourcing, and building in the region, informal access to manufacturing legal experts, and beer and food to keep things moving. This event is relevant for manufacturers of all sizes, robotics, AI, and hardware companies that make physical products, supply chain and procurement leaders, and service providers in areas like legal, finance, and operations. It also suits anyone seeking a better understanding of Pittsburgh’s manufacturing ecosystem. PGH | MFG exists to strengthen the regional manufacturing network by connecting legacy shops and emerging tech companies, helping people form real relationships, share insights, and keep more work local. The focus is community rather than pay to play. Western Pennsylvania’s manufacturing base runs deep yet can be disconnected. This gathering is designed to bridge gaps, highlight local capabilities, and help people find potential partners and peers.

APR28
Workshops & Classes

Italian Classics: Ravioli Cooking Class

Learn to craft ravioli entirely from scratch in a warm, hands-on cooking class. You will make and hand-roll fresh pasta dough, build savory fillings, and practice sealing and shaping so your ravioli cook evenly and look beautiful. Designed for home cooks, this session helps expand Italian skills with practical techniques you can repeat at home. If you have dietary restrictions, please inquire about possible accommodations before registering, as last-minute changes and separate preparations may not be available. Please note that foods used in class may contain or come into contact with common allergens including milk, eggs, wheat, soy, gluten, sesame, fish, and shellfish. Each student receives a 10% discount to use the same day of class, not valid on sale items. Doors open 20 minutes before the start of class, and instruction begins promptly. Because the class is brief, late arrivals cannot be accommodated.

In The Kitchen
APR28
Games & Entertainment

Pathfinder Ongoing One-shot campaign

Pathfinder Second Edition takes center stage in a continuing series of self-contained one-shots at QMNTY Center. Each session feeds into a broader campaign, yet is structured so participants can attend as many or as few meetings as they like. Players may bring a first-level character or choose from pre-generated options available on site. Pathfinder, an offshoot of Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition that began in 2009, sets the rules for collaborative adventures in a shared world of imagination.

QMNTY Center
APR28
Art & Culture

Falstaff

A lively performance featuring the Falstaff cast highlights a focus on fun. Presented by Pittsburgh Opera, this show offers an upbeat experience.

Benadum Theater
APR28
Comedy

Big Laughs at Mr. Smalls Comedy Open Mic

Mr. Smalls Big Laughs is a comedy open mic at Mr. Smalls Café, hosted by Zach Funk. All ages are welcome.

Mr. Smalls Café
APR28
Games & Entertainment

TRIVIA hosted by Buzz Worthy Pub Trivia.

Enjoy a pen and paper trivia game structured into five rounds, each featuring seven questions. The format encourages putting phones away so everyone can focus on sharing knowledge and good company with friends, family, coworkers, and fellow participants. It lasts about two hours and offers a relaxed mix of friendly competition and quality time together.

APR28
Music

Tuesday Bluegrass Sessions with The Wolf Tones

At Thunderbird Café & Music Hall, The Wolf Tones perform bluegrass with a wolf-themed, unconventional twist. Audience tips go to the band.

Thunderbird Café & Music Hall
APR28
Dancing

Weekly Céilí

A lively céilí and set dancing session fills the floor at Mullaney’s Harp and Fiddle Irish Pub, with music for favorites like the Siege of Carrick, the Pittsburgh Two Step, and the Keel Row. Sneakers, flats, or traditional dance shoes are all welcome, and the fun continues no matter the weather. A lesson is offered beforehand to help everyone get comfortable with the figures, and callers include Craig Connelly, Jim Guay, and Jenn Rumble.

Mullaney's Harp and Fiddle Irish Pub
APR28
Health & Wellness

Veterans Resource Fair

Patient advocates will be available to explain care and support services for Veterans, caregivers, and survivors. This is a chance to speak with them directly and gather information. The event will be held in the atrium.

University Drive, Pittsburgh, PA, United States, Pennsylvania 15240
APR28
Health & Wellness

Strong & Steady

This supportive class for active adults 55 and older focuses on building functional strength, improving balance, enhancing coordination, and maintaining joint mobility. With smart progressions and individualized coaching, participants strengthen the muscles needed for everyday activities such as climbing stairs and carrying groceries, while working to improve stability and reduce the risk of falls. It is designed for those who want to stay strong, steady, and independent so they can keep doing the activities they love. Drop-in pricing is $20. Monthly memberships are available, and inquiries can be sent to Hello@freeformfitnesspgh.com.

APR28
Music

Melrose Avenue

The lineup features Melrose Avenue alongside Autumn Kings and Stray View at Thunderbird Café & Music Hall. An age restriction applies.

Thunderbird Café & Music Hall
APR28
Music

Stick Men

Stick Men performs live at City Winery Pittsburgh, delivering a high-energy evening of progressive rock.

City Winery Pittsburgh
APR29
Food & Drink

Ladies' Night Out | Wednesdays in April

Settle in at The Melting Pot for a three course fondue experience priced at $33 per guest. It begins with a charcuterie board filled with fresh fruit, cured meats, nuts, cheeses and chocolates. The second course offers the featured Loaded Baked Potato Cheddar or another freshly made cheese fondue. For the finale, choose any chocolate fondue for dessert. An entrée can be added for an additional $20. Select cocktails, including seasonal options, and other drink specials are available for $10 each throughout the evening.

APR29
Dancing

Salsa 3: Intermediate/Advanced intricate turn patterns, styling & footwork with Vincent & Rachel

Designed for dancers with solid Salsa experience, this intermediate and advanced class dives into timing and rhythm, intricate footwork, and fluid partner work with an emphasis on connection, control, creative expression, and natural styling. The format is not a progressive series, so participants may attend any week, though a strong foundation in Salsa On1 basics is required. If placement is uncertain, instructors can offer a quick level assessment before class. Dancers may study at their current level or revisit earlier stages in the learning sequence as needed. Pricing options include $120 for a 12 class package, $75 for 6 classes, $60 for a 4 class package, or $20 for a single drop-in. Packages never expire and may be used for any recurring class series, excluding workshops.

CrossBody Dance Squirrel Hill, 1918 Murray Ave, Suite D, Pittsburgh, PA 15217
APR29
Games & Entertainment

Let's Play Scrabble

A Scrabble gathering at Imperial House welcomes first-time players.

Imperial House
APR29
Civic

District 2 Comprehensive Plan Meeting

At the West End Healthy Active Living Center, this community conversation explores the City of Pittsburgh’s Comprehensive Plan and how District 2 may evolve. Participants can hear an overview of the plan, share input, and ask questions about potential impacts on their neighborhoods.

APR29
Sports

Pickup volleyball

Pickup volleyball takes place at Pittsburgh Classical Academy, formerly Greenway Middle School, with friendly games and rotating teams. The format supports a maximum of three teams, with efforts to keep sides even and adjustments as needed. Each team plays two games, then sits one out before returning. The cost is $2 cash, payable upon arrival. For building access, the gym door stays closed for security. Knock and wait a minute for someone to open one of the four doors to the right. Parking is available near the gym doors or in the lower lot if those spaces are full. Attendance often includes at least a dozen participants who do not RSVP on Facebook. If Pittsburgh Public Schools are closed or dismiss early that day, volleyball will not take place. For more information, contact Gary at 412-427-8772.

Pittsburgh Classical 6-8
APR29
Health & Wellness

City Area Wednesday Group Run | Federal Galley

A city-area group run meets at Federal Galley. Registration is requested.

Federal Galley
APR29
Music

Telehealth at Bottlerocket Social Hall

Telehealth brings its kinetic art punk and post-punk mix to Bottlerocket Social Hall. The Seattle group, signed to Sub Pop, formed in 2022 with Alexander Attitude and Kendra Cox on synths and vocals, alongside Ian McCutcheon on drums, John O’Connor on bass, and Dillon Sturtevant on guitar. Their bio points to touchstones such as XTC, R.E.M., Yellow Magic Orchestra, the B-52s, Brainiac, Gary Numan, and Pylon, pairing sleek, tech-tinged synths with the grit of underground rock. Green World Image, their second full-length produced by Trevor Spencer, follows the 2023 debut Content Oscillator and the Sub Pop Singles Club single Mindtrap/Bitter Melody. Support will be announced. Admission is $15 in advance or $18 at the door, and the event is open to all ages. Geared toward listeners of Devo, Guerilla Toss, and Snõõper.

Bottlerocket Social Hall
APR29
Music

Steel City Cabaret: Aria Night

At Back Alley Brewing Company, an evening centered on arias is paired with drinks. Local performers will share prepared selections.

Back Alley Brewing Company
APR29
Music

Fantastic Cat and more

91.3 WYEP and Mr. Smalls present a live music performance headlined by Fantastic Cat, featuring special guest Michaela Anne, at The Funhouse at Mr. Smalls. This show is open to all ages.

The Funhouse at Mr. Smalls
APR29
Music

Experimental Guitar Night 67 at Acoustic Music Works Southside

The sixty-seventh installment of Experimental Guitar Night arrives for a second appearance at Acoustic Music Works, gathering adventurous players for a boundary-pushing set of performances. Jordan Perry of Charlottesville brings intricately crafted solo acoustic work that blends American Primitive, folk, and avant-garde ideas, with releases on labels such as Feeding Tube Records, albums like Witness Tree and a 2017 self-titled LP, and collaborations with Ned Oldham and Big Bend. The lineup also features Unfinished Symphonies with Rob Press, Bella Figlia, Anthony Ambroso, and the Greg Cislon Experimental Guitar Night Guitar Troupe. Admission is $10, payable in cash at the door, and the event welcomes all ages.

Acoustic Music Works
APR29
Music

Front Porch Concerts: "Walking the Dog"

Born during the Coronavirus crisis, the Walking the Dog front porch concerts bring live music to Swisshelm Park each week. Wil Kondrich performs a mix of original songs along with classic blues, rock, and country for neighbors and passersby listening from the street. The series celebrated a five year milestone after 260 consecutive weeks and continues as a weekly tradition. Many attendees bring a lawn chair to relax and listen, and the music is also streamed live on Facebook for those who prefer to tune in from home. Surprise visits from Pittsburgh musicians sometimes add an extra flourish to the show.

Front Porch
APR29
Art & Culture

St. Bonaventure's Life of St. Francis: A Theology | With Br. Thomas Piolata

A three part, in-person lecture series at The Port explores St. Bonaventure’s Life of St. Francis with Br. Thomas Piolata, a Capuchin friar, Bonaventure scholar, and theology professor at The Catholic University of America. The talks examine the medieval portrait of St. Francis alongside the theology that arises from his life and spirituality, highlighting Bonaventure’s place as a second generation Franciscan and the Seraphic Doctor within the Franciscan intellectual tradition. Br. Thomas will participate virtually for each session. The presenter’s work centers on the Franciscan tradition, with particular focus on St. Francis of Assisi and the theology of St. Bonaventure. His recent scholarship engages topics in pneumatology and Trinitarian theology, and he also studies the thought of the twentieth century theologian Romano Guardini.

The Port
APR29
Music

The New Pornographers with support from Will Sheff (of Okkervil River)

Mr. Smalls Theatre hosts a live performance by The New Pornographers, with Will Sheff of Okkervil River delivering a supporting set. This is an all ages event.

Mr. Smalls Theatre
APR29
Theater

Little Shop of Horrors

At Point Park University's Pittsburgh Playhouse, the story follows Seymour, a timid flower shop clerk who discovers a peculiar and dangerous plant that suddenly turns his fortunes around. As the creature’s hunger grows, the pressure mounts, and he must weigh newfound success against his feelings for his colleague Audrey and the increasingly sinister demands of his botanical discovery.

Point Park University's Pittsburgh Playhouse
APR29
Art & Culture

Spring Dance Concert

This annual concert celebrates the creativity of the Point Park School of Dance faculty while also presenting artistry associated with renowned guests, including George Balanchine and a guest artist from Springboard Danse.

Point Park University's George Rowland White Performance Studio
APR29
Music

Melissa Manchester

See Melissa Manchester perform live.

City Winery Pittsburgh
APR30
Art & Culture

I Remember It Better: 2026 Distillery Residency Exhibition

This group exhibition from the Distillery residency reflects on how we revisit the past and measure the present against what came before. Seven artists in residence create distinct worlds with their own materials and visual languages, connected by themes of memory, history, and the reimagining of found materials. The works convey that the past is not fixed, but something continually pieced together by looking back and ahead, and by recognizing the unsettled space between those views. Featured artists are Kaylani Brown, Liv Cocozza, Darya Kharabi, Ethan Marks, Sara Ruiz, Isabella Schubert-Jones, and Dominique Swift.

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Food & Drink

$30 on the 30th

A special offer features a four-course set menu for $30. Start with Wisconsin Cheddar cheese fondue, then choose either the Melting Pot House salad or a Caesar. The entrée includes herb crusted chicken, teriyaki sirloin, Pacific white shrimp, and a seasonal vegetable medley. Finish with your pick of any chocolate fondue. Reservations are required.

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Art & Culture

Before the Forest Spoke Book Signing

Celebrate the debut novel Before the Forest Spoke with the author’s first official signing at One Social inside One Oxford Centre. Guests can purchase copies on site and have them signed, with time for relaxed conversation about books, writing, or anything else that sparks interest. Light refreshments will be available to create a comfortable setting to linger and chat. The novel is a dark, character-focused fantasy exploring memory and identity, following Auren Emberlain as he is drawn toward something ancient, watchful, and not fully understood.

One Oxford Centre
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Food & Drink

Food Trucks

A variety of food trucks gather at Armstrong Park in Baldwin Township for a community food-focused outing. The lineup can change based on vendor availability, so details may be updated. For the most current schedule, check the Baldwin Township website or its Facebook page.

Armstrong Park
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Health & Wellness

AERIAL SILKS - Newbies Only!

This beginner-focused aerial silks class turns fitness into a lively experience. Expect a full-body workout that is both fun and challenging as you learn to climb, hold poses, and shape graceful figures and simple tricks on the fabric. Feel free to capture your progress on video to share later. No prior experience is required since the session is built for first-timers, and space is limited. Please follow the attire guidelines by wearing leggings and a fitted T-shirt, and leave jewelry at home. Sports bras should be covered by a shirt, and clothing should fully cover the body since the silks are shared. Participants must be at least 14 years old, and those under 18 need permission from one parent. Members receive a discount, and the organizer can provide the code if needed. Private aerial parties for special occasions are available on request.

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Music

Rick Finkelstein

Settle in at the Oak Room pub for a live set from Rick Finkelstein, a seasoned guitarist rooted in Pittsburgh’s music community. His work spans the Greater Pittsburgh area, with collaborations that include Little Anthony and the Imperials, The Skyliners, The Jesters, The Harptones, Reggie Watkins, Mark Strickland, Rick Purcell, Joe Negri, Donna Groom, Carla Bianco, and Rick Mansfield. He has also appeared as a soloist with the Pittsburgh Youth Philharmonic Orchestra and the Pittsburgh Youth Chorus. For more than 50 years, he has performed with musical theater orchestras across the region, including appearances tied to the Henry Mancini Awards and the Gene Kelly Awards at the Benedum Center. Admission and parking are free, and the Oak Room offers drink specials.

Oak Room Pub
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Outdoor Recreation

Sip N' Putt

Hosted by Forsythe Miniature Golf and Back Alley Brewing Company, this weekly Sip N' Putt gathering blends a round of mini golf with beers from Back Alley Brewing Company. A rotating mix of live music, food trucks, and vendors offering non-beer alcoholic options adds to the experience. It takes place at Forsythe Miniature Golf & Snacks and welcomes participants of all ages.

Forsythe Miniature Golf & Snacks
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Groups & Meetups

April Stoop Night!

Stoops across the historic Mexican War Streets become welcoming spots as the neighborhood fills with conversation, laughter, and casual music. Residents and visitors move from porch to porch, sharing snacks, swapping stories, and finding pop-up hangouts that capture the easygoing spirit of the area. This Stoop Nights gathering keeps things simple... no RSVP needed and no set agenda, just weather-permitted mingling, favorite drinks and bites in hand, and the neighborly charm that makes Pittsburgh feel like home.

Mexican War Streets
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Workshops & Classes

Focaccia Bread Cooking Class

Explore the craft of focaccia in a hands-on class that guides participants through mixing, proofing, and shaping an olive oil–rich dough. Practice the hallmark dimpling method to achieve a crisp, golden crust, then add classic toppings and flavor pairings so this simple, bakery-quality bread can be recreated at home. If you have dietary restrictions, inquire in advance about possible accommodations, as last-minute changes or separate preparations cannot be guaranteed. Please note that food handled in class may contain or come into contact with milk, eggs, wheat, soybeans, gluten, sesame, fish, and shellfish. Each attendee receives a 10% same-day discount that does not apply to sale items. Classes begin promptly, and late arrivals will not be accommodated.

In The Kitchen
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Dancing

Salsa 1 Beginner Bootcamp: Fundamentals, footwork, partnerwork & connection with Vincent & Rachel

New to salsa or looking to refresh the basics, this beginner-friendly class is the ideal starting point. You do not need a partner. Even if you feel uncoordinated on the dance floor, the focus is on building confidence through fundamentals that support speed, balance, and style as you grow. Each session reviews the basic step and introduces one foundational move, including right and left turns, the cross body lead, variations on the basic, and attention to frame, technique, and connection. The basic step stays consistent in every class. Attending for four consecutive weeks is encouraged but not required, and many dancers choose to repeat the series before moving on to Salsa 1.5. Participants are welcome to train at their current level or revisit earlier stages in the learning path. Pricing options are available: $120 for 12 classes, $75 for 6 classes, $60 for 4 classes, or $20 for a single drop in. Class packages do not expire and can be applied to any recurring class series, and they are not valid for workshops.

CrossBody Dance Downtown, 422 Wood St., Pittsburgh, PA 15222
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Health & Wellness

Thursday 6p Bellevue OA Meeting

An open Overeaters Anonymous meeting in Bellevue offers a supportive space for those seeking recovery from compulsive eating and other food-related behaviors. Overeaters, food addicts, anorexics, bulimics, orthorexics, and compulsive exercisers are welcome, and individuals interested in the OA program such as students, support people, and healthcare professionals may also attend. Visitors are asked to respect everyone’s anonymity. The gathering takes place at Allegheny General Hospital Suburban Campus in a conference room on the second floor, and the space is fully accessible by wheelchair. It is grounded in the OA 12-step approach and focuses on relief from food obsession and patterns like bingeing, purging, restricting, and overeating. Meetings do not take place on holidays. Etiquette guidelines for visitors are available to review in advance.

Allegheny General Hospital Suburban Campus
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Fundraisers

JA YPB Bowl-A-Thon Presented by Carmeuse

Take part in the Junior Achievement YPB Bowl-A-Thon, a lively fundraiser featuring bowling, food, and prizes. Teams of four can register for $240 to compete in a friendly fundraising challenge, with an award for the team that raises the most. When signing up, be sure to include every member of your team so each person receives a confirmation email.

Bowlero (Pittsburgh, PA)
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Health & Wellness

Thursday South Hills Group Run | Arsenal Cider House

Held every Thursday, this South Hills group run offers routes of 3 or 5 miles. Registration is requested. The run takes place at Arsenal Cider House - Dormont.

Arsenal Cider House - Dormont
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Games & Entertainment

Trivia Night with Buzzworthy Pub Trivia

Enjoy a free evening of trivia with prizes, hosted by Buzz Worthy Pub Trivia.

Back Alley Brewing Company
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Art & Culture

Psst! (People's Song SocieTea)

A thoughtfully curated monthly salon brings together artists to share music, spoken pieces, and ideas. Shaped by what is happening in the world, it invites curiosity and maintains a welcoming, nonjudgmental atmosphere. There is no cost to attend.

Bantha Tea Bar
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Dancing

Salsa 2 Adv beg/int footwork, turn patterns & variations with Vincent & Rachel

Continuing from Salsa 1.5, this class strengthens connection and weight transfer while introducing more partner patterns for social dancing. The focus is on clear lead and follow, a solid frame, and accurate timing, so you can dance comfortably with partners both in and beyond the class. Concepts from earlier sessions are revisited and then expanded with new material as the series progresses. Dancers may participate at their current level or revisit any earlier step in the learning sequence. Pricing options are $120 for a 12 class package, $75 for 6 classes, $60 for 4 classes, or $20 for a single drop in. Packages never expire and may be used for any recurring class series, excluding workshops. This class takes place at CB Downtown.

CrossBody Dance Downtown, 422 Wood St., Pittsburgh, PA 15222
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Music

Live Album Series: Tim

TV's Norm presents The Replacements' TIM from start to finish as part of the Live Album Series at Bottlerocket Social Hall. The performance traces the album’s wide sweep of rock and roll influences, moving from the Roy Orbison shaded mood of Swingin Party to the college radio charge of Left of the Dial, with the honky tonk bite of Waitress in the Sky and the Big Star glow of opener Hold My Life. Written in the same era, Can't Hardly Wait also figures into the story of this period. Produced by Tommy Ramone, the record carries its own lore, including talk of a rough mix and the SNL dressing room chaos that led to a ban from 8H. Dive bar rock rings out at Bottlerocket as TV's Norm brings this classic album to life.

Bottlerocket Social Hall
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Music

Andre Ward

Experience the artistry of Chicago-born saxophonist André Ward, whose sound is steeped in the city’s jazz and R&B traditions and shaped by inspirations like Earth, Wind & Fire and the Phenix Horns of the late Don Myrick. His journey from an after-school music program to Tennessee State University and Berklee propelled him onto major stages, first with Lalah Hathaway’s touring band and later alongside Will Downing and Freddie Jackson, where he spent four years as musical director. Ward’s breakout solo single, a Bryan Adams remake titled Everything I Do (I Do For You), topped the smooth jazz charts and opened the door to a run of acclaimed releases. Feelin’ You, Steppin’ Up, and Crystal City all reached the Top 10 on the Contemporary Jazz Albums chart, and Caution climbed to number one on the Billboard Contemporary Jazz chart. His latest project, AFRICA RISING, reflects his influences with tributes to Earth, Wind & Fire on Secret Place featuring Chantel Hampton and to The Emotions on Don’t Ask My Neighbors, alongside the single Casualty of Love with K’Jon and a distinctive take on Sade’s Kiss of Life. Expect a polished, soulful performance that highlights a celebrated catalog and decades of stage experience.

City Winery
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Music

Calliope Presents Snappin' Bug Stringband

A celebration of Straight Fours marks Snappin’ Bug Stringband’s seventh installment in its Old Time Music of Southwestern Pennsylvania series. Pittsburgh musicians Mark Tamsula, Richard Withers, and Barbara Rosner highlight a regional Appalachian tradition through tunes documented by music historian and Penn State professor Samuel Preston Bayard. Between 1928 and 1963, Bayard collected melodies from area fiddlers and fifers and later published more than a thousand in the books Hill Country Tunes and Dance to the Fiddle, March to the Fife. The music features fiddle and banjo alongside the fife, honoring the heritage Bayard recorded. With Barbara Rosner on upright bass, the group performs a body of work heard at festivals, dances, workshops, and other occasions.

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Games & Entertainment

Trivia Night @ Mineos Pizza House (Pittsburgh, PA) Hosted by Picking The Brain Trivia

Put your knowledge to the test at Mineo’s Pizza House with Picking The Brain Trivia. Themes change every week, and teams compete through four or more rounds of seven questions each. Every round includes a bonus question that grows in value as the game goes on. Correct answers are typically worth 20 points unless otherwise noted. At the end of each round the host collects answer cards, checks and tallies scores, returns the cards, then reviews the answers. The team with the highest score takes the round, and once an answer card is turned in the responses are final. This is a true brain game, so no phones or smart devices are allowed. Laptops, tablets, smart watches, and all outside help are off limits, including during breaks. Please do not call out answers, and always submit one clear response per question. The host has the final say on rule interpretations and any disputes. During any Name That Tune round or game, each song clip is played twice for no more than five seconds. Full credit requires both the artist and the song title, while listing only one earns half credit. There are several ways to pick up bonus points. The first team to bring up its answer card can earn a bonus, and everyone must stay seated with no throwing, tripping, or body checking. Each team may select one bonus round for the night in which correct answers are doubled and wrong or blank answers deduct 10 points. Extra points can also be earned for the best or funniest team name for 50 or more points, for winning a tiebreaker for 20 points, and for a perfect score in a round for 50 points. Social media can boost the total as well, with 10 points for a public check-in up to 40 per team, 15 points per selfie with the check-in up to 60 per team, and 20 points per video or boomerang with the check-in up to 80 per team. Posts must be public, tag @PickingTheBrainTrivia and the venue, and include the hashtag #PickingTheBrainTrivia.

Mineo's Pizza House
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Games & Entertainment

GREGGY_OKE KARAOKE THURSDAYS

A free karaoke night with specials on drinks, prizes up for grabs, and a lively, fun atmosphere.

Mr. Smalls Café
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Health & Wellness

BUTLER YMCA DAY THURSDAY

Enjoy a fitness-focused day at the YMCA with activities that keep everyone moving. Circle the track, hop on a bike, or take a swim in the pool, and create the mix that works best for you. The fee is $15 per participant, or free with PACC staff. Advance registration is requested, and the reference code for this program is #6040.

Rose E. Schneider Family YMCA
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Comedy

Open Mic Comedy Night

An open mic comedy night takes place at Linx each Thursday.

Linx
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Civic

Neighbor Makers Pantry

Sign ups are available. Pick up fresh produce, baked goods, and toiletries every week.

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Comedy

Jim Breuer

See Jim Breuer perform live. As a trusted secondary resale marketplace, ticket buying is made stress-free. There is a 100% buyer guarantee.

Carnegie of Homestead
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Music

Jacki Daniels

Find tickets for Jacki Daniels at Tequila Cowboy in Pittsburgh.

Tequila Cowboy
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Holidays

Mother's Day Brunch

A heartfelt Mother’s Day brunch honoring mothers across generations with JADA House International. Dr. Kathy Humphrey will share uplifting messages, and Lailonny will provide live music. Guests can enjoy refreshments, poetry, and time for meaningful connection. Admission is free, and an RSVP is required.

JADA House International
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Music

Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back in Concert

A concert presentation centered on Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back features the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra at Heinz Hall. The program highlights music from the film in a live orchestral setting, offering a cinematic atmosphere for fans of the saga and admirers of symphonic performances.

Heinz Hall
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Career

First Friday Cocktail & Networking Night May Edition

The usually members-only AHYP Club opens its doors to everyone for a cocktail and networking night where professionals can connect in a relaxed, vintage setting. Established in the late 1800s and in its current home since 1930, the club features a classic lounge with a distinctive atmosphere in the heart of downtown. Enjoy beer, wine, or cocktails while taking in the ambiance. Admission is free, and registration is optional but helps with staffing.

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Music

Tunes

Enjoy live sounds from Pittsburgh’s music community as local performers take to the steps of The Terminal. The lineup changes, and every performance is free to attend. Bring a friend to explore The Terminal’s dining and retail options while listening to music in one of Pittsburgh’s signature neighborhoods. Note for participants: applications for the 2026 season are closed. Vendors and performers should communicate only with The Terminal directly and avoid responding to anyone claiming to represent the Markets or Tunes outside official Terminal channels.

The Strip District Terminal
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Groups & Meetups

Birds & Brews Happy Hour

A relaxed happy hour brings together birding enthusiasts of all experience levels to trade recent sightings, chat about favorite species, and enjoy friendly conversation over a beverage. A $5 pint special on Back Alley Brews is available as part of the gathering.

Back Alley Brewing Company
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Art & Culture

Art Show & Sale (for a Cause) The Collection of Madelyn Gibson Antonich

An art sale and exhibition at Ruckus Cafe showcases the private collection of Madelyn Gibson Antonich, with pieces available to view and purchase in a range of styles and mediums. Part of the proceeds will benefit "A Better Home for Spencer," a Ruckus charity initiative. Attendees can browse with free wine and small bites, and the full cafe and coffee bar will be open for additional purchases.

Ruckus Coffee Gallery & Cafe
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Health & Wellness

Exhale

Exhale is a monthly meditation practice with Jess at West View. Spend 45 minutes cultivating calm and quiet amid the rush of daily life. The session centers on stillness, with no physical movement, and no prior experience is needed. The focus is on breathing and being present.

West View
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Fundraisers

Our Glass is Half Full

Celebrate the 2026 edition of this beloved gathering at Cancer Bridges’ Smallman Street building. Launched 16 years ago as a modest wine tasting, it has grown into a meaningful night that highlights Cancer Bridges’ mission and toasts the strength, resilience, and connections within the cancer community. The evening opens with a VIP wine tasting and pairing presented with Medici Importers Global, featuring three exclusive pours, paired appetizers, and a new commemorative item to take home. General admission follows with a broad selection of wines available for sampling and purchase, complemented by appetizers and desserts from local restaurants. Participation directly supports individuals and families impacted by cancer, sustaining vital operations and keeping life-changing programs free.

Cancer Bridges
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Art & Culture

Unblurred: First Friday Art Crawl

Unblurred: First Fridays on Penn is a free monthly art crawl spanning Penn Avenue’s 4800 to 5500 blocks. Running since 1998, it is the longest-running art crawl in Pittsburgh and brings people from across the region to enjoy art, dance, music, shopping, and dining. Whether someone is new to the area or a longtime local, there is plenty to explore in the avenue’s creative atmosphere. No registration is required. Share experiences using #ProudToBePenn, #unblurred, #PennAvenue412, and #OpenOnPenn.

Penn Avenue Arts & Commercial District
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Music

Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back (Film with Live Orchestra)

Experience The Empire Strikes Back on screen with the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra performing John Williams’s Grammy-winning score live in sync with the film. In the aftermath of the Death Star’s fall, Darth Vader hunts Luke Skywalker as Luke trains with Jedi Master Yoda to harness the Force. Multiple performances are planned. A subscriber pre-sale will be available, followed by a general on-sale. For help with accessible seating or questions about accommodations, contact Customer Service at 412-392-4900.

Heinz Hall
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Music

Burning Heart w/Shelley Duff at 31 Sports Bar & Grille

Burning Heart delivers a faithful tribute to Heart, honoring the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame band's original catalog. Fronted by vocalists Carla Mader and Shelley Duff, this Pittsburgh-based group performs signature hits alongside B sides and deep cuts, with additional selections from Zeppelin.

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Music

Adam Bleil & Company

Jazz Night returns to Tavern with Adam Bleil & Company back on stage for a jazz ensemble performance.

Tavern Pizza
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Health & Wellness

The Work of Repair: Letting the Warrior Rest

Many people have moved through life like warriors, staying vigilant, capable, and responsible while carrying more than their share. This offering creates space to set that armor down, redefining strength as integration, attunement, and a more whole way of living. Inspired by the idea that new myths are being formed in our time and that models for an individual woman’s journey have often been scarce, it invites participants to consider the legacy they are actively shaping for those who follow. Designed for those in midlife who identify as empaths, highly sensitive people, intuitives, or neurodivergent, it honors both the gifts and the strain of heightened awareness. Individuals who identify as women or woman-aligned are centered, while welcoming those who feel aligned with this perspective. Through guided exercises, personal reflection, and relational practice, the group witnesses one another, learns to read internal signals, regulate responses, and engage in relationships with greater clarity and intention. It addresses patterns like chronic over-responsibility, caregiver fatigue, and intergenerational dynamics that once provided stability yet no longer fit who you are becoming. The work reaches beyond insight alone, focusing on repair, unburdening, and the creation of healthier patterns. Participants explore themes of shame, guilt, emotional intelligence, and forgiveness as part of developing a more attuned way of relating to self and others. A brief interest questionnaire is part of the process, and a hybrid format may be possible, with additional details to come.

Sacred. Centered. You., LLC
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Sports

Riverhounds Coaches Show

The Riverhounds Coaches Show returns for its second edition with a live session at Bigham Tavern devoted to all things Riverhounds. Head Coach Rob Vincent will share insights, and a special guest will be announced.

Highmark Stadium
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Art & Culture

Ani-May Series

Ani-MAY Series returns to Kamin Science Center with a lineup for both longtime anime enthusiasts and newcomers. The program features My Neighbor Totoro (1988), Ponyo (2008), Princess Mononoke (1997), The Boy and the Heron (2023), and Spirited Away (2001).

Kamin Science Center
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Dancing

Good 'n Country

Steel City Squares presents an evening of country music and partner dancing at the Shiloh Center in Lawrenceville. The Good 'n Country house band brings live honky tonk, led by Dave Shepherd with Tucker Muetzel, Todd Harteis, Pete Freeman, and Kevin Lynch. 412step leads a two-step lesson to get everyone started, followed by live music and plenty of time on the dance floor. Designated partners are available to dance and offer guidance for two-step or waltz, whether you prefer to lead or follow. This all-ages gathering aims to create an inclusive community atmosphere. A potluck runs throughout, it is BYOB, and attendees are encouraged to bring a water bottle. Admission is a $15 suggested donation, payable in cash or via Venmo at the door.

Shiloh Center
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Theater

Lessons Learned

ATC’s Young Artist and Teen Ensembles present a collection of one-act plays written and performed by company members, each taking on questions of time, truth, and justice. The Last Day On Earth, written by Young Artist Ensemble member Ka’Miaya Darwin and directed by Dominique Brigs, follows Jayla as she chooses connection, forgiveness, and love when time feels limited. Bows & Ties, written by Young Artist Ensemble member Emory Drain and directed by Hallie Donner, centers on Naveah, a young fashion designer confronting injustices faced by the LGBT community while finding the courage to speak up for her beliefs. Gone Before Me, written by Teen Ensemble member Cayah Leavy and directed by Karla Payne, moves between reality and imagination as Elise searches for what is true while confronting buried fears, self-doubt, and lingering pain. A dynamic cast of ATC performers brings forward candid stories and the lessons shaping the next generation. Tickets are $25 for general admission and $15 for students and seniors.

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Music

Bleach Fuzz at Cousin's Lounge AKA Edpalooza

Bleach Fuzz brings Edpalooza to Cousins Lounge, celebrating Ed's birthday with a soundtrack of 90s alternative and grunge. The night will also feature guest performers and DJs that are being lined up, with more details to follow.

Cousins Lounge
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Music

Spring 2026 Concert Series: Far & Wide

Handbells fill Mt. Lebanon United Methodist Church with a spring program that sets off on a musical journey. Melodies travel from the banks of the Shenandoah River to the ruins of Aoba Castle and Aizuwakamatsu Castle, wander through the whimsical Land of Make Believe, and climb a Stairway to Heaven. Expect charm, adventure, and a touch of magic as the performance ranges far and wide, with moments that rant and rave.

Mt. Lebanon United Methodist Church
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Theater

Speak

At New Hazlett Theater, this stage adaptation of Laurie Halse Anderson's novel follows a teenage girl who turns to art to reclaim her voice and reshape her identity after trauma. Playwright Tammy Ryan and director Dana Hardy guide a production that highlights resilience and the power of finding one's voice. The ensemble features Milena Casciani, Aylee Gardner, Jacqueline Germer, Grace Gouwens, Jeff Johnston, Sadie Karashin, Eamonn McElfresh, Justin Mohr, Zora Rose, Anne Marie Sweeney, Evan Vay, and David Wang.

New Hazlett Theater
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Music

Douds & Eddy

An evening of music unfolds at Greenhouse Co-op with Matt and Nadine. They present both solo and duo sets, mixing original songs and covers with guitars and vocals. Cider will be available, and there will be plenty of plants. Admission is free with no cover.

Greenhouse Co-op
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Music

Lily Rose - I Know What I Want Tour 2026

Experience Lily Rose as the I Know What I Want Tour 2026 arrives at Thunderbird Café & Music Hall.

Thunderbird Café & Music Hall
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Music

Danny Brown

Danny Brown takes the stage at Mr. Smalls Theatre. This all-ages show welcomes attendees of any age.

Mr. Smalls Theatre
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Music

Smith.

SideQuest on 44th & NOiZ hosts a show headlined by Smith., with sets from Rotten, Lord Swan3x returning for a comeback performance, and DJ Hoover. The bill brings the headliner together with three supporting acts on the same stage.

SideQuest on 44th
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Music

Karaoke Fridays

At Stinky’s Bar & Grill in Lawrenceville, karaoke night puts the mic in your hands while BMW Entertainment handles the music and hosting. Choose from an extensive song library and take the stage your way, whether you prefer a solo spotlight, a duet, or a full group sing-along. Drinks and food are available, and the atmosphere is relaxed and upbeat with a welcoming, no-pressure vibe focused on having fun.

Stinky's Bar and Grill
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Games & Entertainment

Club Putt Fridays

Puttshack inside the Strip District Terminal transforms into a nightlife-inspired mini golf experience with neon ambiance, club lighting, and high-energy mixes. BMW Entertainment provides open-format music that fuels the action as groups take on the course, then move to the dance floor. It is a fit for date nights, birthday celebrations, or a spontaneous outing. No experience is needed, just bring the good vibes.

Puttshack
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Groups & Meetups

South Hills Social Club

The Social Club meets in the Council Chambers on the second floor of the Carnegie Borough Building. Each week offers a variety of activities with friends, and once a month there is a Zumba session led by Dionna. Some dates also feature special events. The cost is $15 per participant, or free with PACC staff. Participants are asked to bring a packed lunch and to preregister. Registration code 6124.

Carnegie Borough PA
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Music

Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra

Find tickets for the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra at Heinz Hall For the Performing Arts.

Heinz Hall for the Performing Arts
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Music

Howie Day

City Winery Pittsburgh hosts Howie Day in a live performance. His emotionally resonant lyrics and inventive melodies have earned critical praise.

City Winery
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Music

Ben Chapman

Ben Chapman performs live at Club Cafe in Pittsburgh. This event features the artist on stage in a club setting.

Club Cafe
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Comedy

The Bamboozled Tour

See Heather McMahan at Byham Theater in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania with last-minute theater tickets available through Gametime.

Byham Theater
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Art & Culture

Retrospective Exhibition

John A. Hermann Jr. Memorial Art Museum presents an exhibition featuring Sr. Donna. Visitors can explore a dedicated showcase in the museum’s galleries.

John A. Hermann Jr. Memorial Art Museum
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Sports

Celebrity/Charity Basketball Event

Reality TV personalities from Big Brother, Survivor, The Challenge, The Amazing Race, Love Island, Love Is Blind, and other fan-favorite series take the court for the 7th annual celebrity basketball game at Duquesne University UPMC Cooper Fieldhouse. Hosted by La Promesa Foundation, this charity event raises funds for the foundation’s scholarship program, which supports education. Free tickets are available.

Duquesne University UPMC Cooper Fieldhouse
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Art & Culture

Pittsburgh Art & Artists Walking Tour

Set out on a guided stroll that reveals artwork tucked into downtown’s out-of-the-way corners and alleyways. As the route moves through the Cultural District, a local expert shares the area’s story, highlighting historic theaters, handsome plazas, and the legacy of renowned artists, actors, and musicians from Pittsburgh. Along the way, take in a wide range of public art, from striking sculptures to imaginative light pieces and vibrant murals, with plenty of chances for memorable photos. This family friendly experience covers roughly a mile at an easy pace, runs about 1.5 to 2 hours, and begins and ends at the same meeting point.

Walk the Burgh Tours
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Music

Party in the Park

Enjoy live music from Endeavors at a community event presented by Dormont Community Development Corp. Back Alley Brewing will offer ice cold beers, Knosso's will serve hot dogs, and Skyway Drivin' will provide ice cream. Co-hosts Gold Mountain Music and Back Alley Brewing support this festive gathering.

Hillsdale Commons Parklet
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Food & Drink

Kentucky Derby Happy Hour

Celebrate the spirit of the Kentucky Derby at a lively happy hour featuring themed cocktails and bourbon specials. Enjoy bourbon balls alongside complimentary munchies throughout the event. Top off the fun by wearing your best hat for a chance to win prizes.

Cousins Lounge
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Sports

Kentucky Derby Watch Party

Catch the excitement of the Kentucky Derby at a dedicated watch party. Following a well-received gathering last year, this edition aims to be even more fun.

Allegheny HYP Club
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Markets

May Summer Series

Legion Park hosts the kickoff of the BHCF Summer Series, a community gathering filled with music and easygoing summer energy. Look for brews from Allegheny City Brewing, tasty options from local food trucks, live music, and shopping at the BHCF Vendor Market. Opening night features Redeye Bar-B-Q as the food truck, and the musical guest will be announced soon. This free event welcomes families and neighbors. Attendees may bring a blanket or lawn chairs for a relaxed evening in the park. The series continues on the first Saturday of each month, blending the familiar highlights with a few new surprises along the way.

Legion Park
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Sports

Turbo Ignite Softball Skills Clinic

Turbo IGNITE, an organization dedicated to inspiring the next generation of girls in softball, hosts an all-skills clinic at the Turbo Training Facility. Participants will focus on fundamentals such as hitting, fielding, and more. Separate sessions are offered for athletes 10U and under as well as players 10U and up. The cost is $20, and the clinic is designed to build confidence on the field and beyond.

Turbo Training Facility
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Workshops & Classes

Spring Travel Event

Britsburgh’s Spring Travel Event gathers travelers at Wigle Whiskey (Tasting Room and Distillery) for an evening of inspiration and conversation that encourages planning the next getaway. Attendees can pick up ideas, tips, and contacts for journeys to Great Britain, Ireland, and beyond. Each ticket includes one complimentary drink. A special auction will feature two Aer Lingus tickets from Pittsburgh to Dublin, with the possibility to continue farther afield. Designed for people who enjoy travel, good conversation, and a friendly atmosphere.

Wigle Whiskey (Tasting Room and Distillery)
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Workshops & Classes

Proper Propagation: Sophisticated Cutting

At Woolly Bear Books, this hands-on class focuses on turning damaged plants into healthy new starts using reliable propagation techniques. Learn several methods, find out which tend to work best, and practice the steps with guided instruction. The session explains why rooting cuttings in water is often not the ideal choice and when a cut-and-propagate approach can help rescue a favorite plant. Please bring at least one pest-free plant you would like to propagate. Take-home materials and clear instructions are provided so you can repeat the processes later. Capacity is limited and advance registration is required.

Woolly Bear Books
MAY2
Groups & Meetups

Miles for Myelin Evening Social

Miles for Myelin: An Evening Social is hosted by the Steel City Myelinators in collaboration with The National MS Society. This pre-race gathering brings together Pittsburgh Marathon runners supporting the National MS Society, members of the Steel City Myelinators, and other supporters for an evening of connection, inspiration, and community building ahead of race day. Light refreshments will be available. The Steel City Myelinators will also be at the Pittsburgh Marathon finish line on Sunday.

Sola Salon Suites - Second Floor
MAY2
Fundraisers

Myelin Match

Make meaningful connections while supporting a cause that advances MS research and advocacy. Myelin Match is a speed dating fundraiser on the second floor of Sola Salon Suites, featuring structured rounds that spark conversation with LGBTQ+ ticket options available. Guests can enjoy drinks by donation, browse raffle baskets, and pick up a Date with a Book selection for purchase. Whether a new match is found or the evening brings great conversations, every ticket helps the mission. Tickets are $25.

Sola Salon Suites- Second Floor, 5241 Liberty Ave, Pittsburgh, PA 15224, USA
MAY2
Outdoor Recreation

Birding Expedition Bus Tour: Presque Isle

Explore peak warbler migration on a full-day bus tour to the sand dunes of Presque Isle with the National Aviary. Transportation and lunch from Atria’s Specialty Catering are included, with bus pickup at the National Aviary. Birders and animal lovers can sharpen identification skills as returning songbirds arrive, while families and beginners learn the basics in a scenic setting prized by enthusiasts from the region and beyond. Aviary experts such as Ornithologist Bob Mulvihill and Educator and Photographer Mike Faix share insights and birding stories for both kids and adults. Open to participants ages 6 and older, and anyone under 18 must attend with a registered adult. Bring your own binoculars, or borrow some on site. Pricing is $134 for members and $149 for non-members.

National Aviary
MAY2
Sports

Monthly Heads Up 5 Strike Tournament

Take part in a head-to-head tournament that uses a five-strike knockout format. Rounds alternate between DMD, SS, and EM. A $15 Dojo fee puts all games on freeplay, and there is a $5 tournament fee that is paid out in full. This event is BYOB. Players who arrive after play begins receive a strike for each round missed.

Pittsburgh Pinball Dojo
MAY2
Music

Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back (Film with Live Orchestra)

Relive the epic adventure as the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra performs John Williams's Grammy winning score live while Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back plays on screen. The story follows Luke Skywalker as he trains with Jedi Master Yoda, with Darth Vader in relentless pursuit. Experience the full film with the orchestra syncing every musical moment for an immersive concert experience. Multiple performances are planned. For assistance with accessible seating or information about accommodations, contact Customer Service at 412-392-4900.

Heinz Hall
MAY2
Theater

Impulse Festival

Inspired by real events, Atlantic: A Scottish Story follows two young sweethearts from a tiny Scottish island who share a dream of life beyond their shores. When the opportunity to leave appears, each must choose a path, a decision that will shape their futures and the fate of their island community. This new musical tells a tale of shared dreams and difficult choices.

Trust Arts Education Center
MAY2
Music

Oscar Nods

The Bach Choir presents a choral program celebrating Oscar-nominated and Academy Award winning songs across many styles, featuring beloved selections like Henry Mancini’s Moon River and the hit My Heart Will Go On. This performance takes place at the Agnes and Joseph Katz Performing Arts Theater.

JCC Pittsburgh
MAY2
Music

Joe Jencks

Presented by SongSpace, this concert features Joe Jencks, a Chicago-based, award-winning songwriter and vocalist with 25 years on the international folk circuit. He blends conservatory training with Irish roots and a working-class background to deliver story-driven folk marked by depth and drive. With several No. 1 folk songs to his name, including the enduring Lady of the Harbor, and as a co-founder of the harmony trio Brother Sun, he has earned recognition at festivals such as Falcon Ridge, Kerrville, Mariposa, and Old Songs, as well as on renowned stages including Lincoln Center and Carnegie Hall. His performances unite musical beauty with social awareness and spiritual curiosity, carried by a warm, lyrical baritone. He brings classical technique into contemporary styles across concerts, recordings, and educational settings, and he is widely respected both as a songwriter and as an interpreter of others’ work. His 17th album, The Coming of the Years, released in 2022, draws on more than a decade of writing in Ireland, weaving modern Celtic traditions with multigenerational stories of immigration. General admission is $20 in advance plus fees or $25 at the door. Students and guests with reduced income are $15 in advance plus fees or $20 at the door. A pay-what-you-can option is available to support live music in Pittsburgh.

First Unitarian Church
MAY2
Music

Afghan Whigs 40th Anniversary Tour With Mercury Rev

Mr. Smalls Theatre hosts a celebratory stop on The Afghan Whigs' 40th anniversary tour with Mercury Rev. This event welcomes attendees of all ages. Two VIP options are available. The Side Stage Experience pairs a general admission ticket with viewing of the first three songs from the side of the stage, access to a pre-show soundcheck and Q&A with Greg Dulli, a limited edition signed tour poster, an exclusive 40th anniversary merchandise pack curated by the band, a commemorative VIP laminate, and first entry when available at the venue. The Q&A Experience includes a general admission ticket, access to the soundcheck and Q&A, the signed poster, the exclusive merch pack, the laminate, and early entry where offered. Artist and Spotify presales take place before the general on-sale. VIP instructions arrive by email at least three days before the concert, and if the message does not arrive, contact 237 Global. Packages are non-transferable, no refunds or exchanges are offered, and elements may change. Resale voids the package, and any name changes are handled at the discretion of 237 Global. The artist, tour, promoter, ticketing company, venue, 237 Global, and other affiliated parties are not responsible for outdated or inaccurate contact information provided at purchase.

Mr. Smalls Theatre
MAY2
Music

The Coast to Coast Tour: Colin James and more

Drusky Entertainment presents The Coast to Coast Tour at The Original Pittsburgh Winery, featuring Colin James, Matt Andersen, and Terra Lightfoot. Colin James showcases his blues-rock voice and guitar work, reflecting the momentum of Chasing the Sun, the album he co-produced with Colin Linden that includes contributions from Lucinda Williams, bassist Darryl Jones, drummer Charley Drayton, harmonica player Charlie Musselwhite, and gospel singers Ann and Regina McCrary. Matt Andersen brings soulful performances honed on stages around the world, with a body of work that has earned over 33 million streams on Spotify and 30 million views on YouTube. Terra Lightfoot adds road-tested rock energy shaped by tours across eight countries on four continents, support appearances with Bruce Cockburn, Blue Rodeo, The Posies, Matt Andersen, The Sheepdogs, and Willie Nelson, and the creation of The Longest Road Show, an all-female touring revue. This event is 21 and over.

Pittsburgh Winery
MAY2
Dancing

Latin Dancing Trial Class at Los Sabrosos

Experience a welcoming introduction to Latin partner dancing with a one-hour trial class at Los Sabrosos Dance Co. Newcomers can explore styles such as Salsa, Bachata, and Brazilian Zouk while learning in a supportive setting. The class welcomes all experience levels, genders, and body types. No partner is required, whether you arrive solo or with friends. The cost is $20 per person, and advance registration is strongly encouraged.

Los Sabrosos Dance Co.
MAY2
Dancing

Rebels and Jedi Noche Latina

A Star Wars inspired Noche Latina takes over The Annex by LSDC with a mix of Salsa, Bachata, Zouk, and Latin dance hits. The night features lively performances and a costume element, where dressing as a space themed character offers a chance to win a prize. This event is BYOB and welcomes all ages, with attendees under 18 required to be accompanied by a responsible adult. Admission is $15 for a mini lesson plus social dancing or $10 for the social only. Tickets are available online and at the door.

The Annex by LSDC
MAY2
Civic

Carrick Walk-In Food Distribution

This walk-in food distribution offers a selection of groceries such as dairy products, fresh produce, and pantry staples in portions suitable for families. Participants move along a line of items and choose what works best for their household. Vegetarian options are available.

Carrick Community Pavilion
MAY2
Markets

Spring Artists' Market

The market welcomes spring with a relaxing day in the park, highlighting local artists and creativity. As the first market of the year, it showcases work from Breadwinners, CA Glassworks, Camp Copeland Studio, Creature Machine, Deborah Lieberman Art, Divergence Design, Feat of Clay, Fio Avocado Art, HiGH.LIGHT.GLASS, Huffalo, Joshua Hoffman Art, Justine Gabreski Studio, K2 Metalworks, Kaely May Designs, Katie Botterman, Les Is More 894, LMD Designs, Mars Design Studio, Mars Outlines, MM Crochet Hustle, Muddy Waters Ceramics, Nick Ruble Art, Nikki Lau, Quade Glass, Reimagined Recycling, Ruth Trok, Saeeda Brown, Sarver’s Bait & Tackle, Sunroom Glass Art, SUPERKITSCH, SuperMutt Press, Squiggle Art, Wanderlust & Dust, Wild Rosemary, and Zag Metals. Just Harvest and WritePGH will be tabling, with food from Los Gallitos and drinks by Jackworth Ginger Beer.

Pittsburgh Center for Arts & Media
MAY2
Markets

Steel City Spooky Market

Steel City Spooky Market returns to Pittsburgh with a new home at Allegheny Commons Park near the Aviary, creating a larger setting for fans of year round Halloween fun. The market highlights local PGH artists and follows a biweekly schedule, so there are multiple opportunities to attend. Entry is free, and the event is pet friendly.

Allegheny Commons Park
MAY2
Workshops & Classes

Youth Circus Arts Session

A beginner friendly circus arts session for youth in grades 1 through 8, featuring instruction in aerial silks, hoop, and trapeze. The program is offered in six-week sessions with two class times available. Parties are available.

Pittsburgh Circus Center
MAY2
Festivals

Milk Bank 10th Birthday Party

A milestone celebration honors the milk bank’s 10th year and almost three million ounces of pasteurized donor human milk, reflecting a decade of collective growth, strength, dedication, and healthy babies that has supported thousands across the region. Hosted at its future Bellevue home, the gathering also marks the start of construction on a new building and looks ahead to the next decade. Activities include music, face painting for kids and adults, birthday cake, and a kids table with hands-on projects, plus a few surprise touches. The festivities will proceed regardless of the weather and feature candles, a group song, and a wish for continued growth.

Mid-Atlantic Mothers' Milk Bank
MAY2
Family

Free Comic Book Day 2026

The 2026 edition of Free Comic Book Day is on the way. Event details are forthcoming.

Phantom of the Attic Comics
MAY2
Markets

Markets at The Strip District Terminal

This outdoor market brings a lively atmosphere to The Terminal with a changing selection of local vendors offering handmade goods, homemade treats, and more. Enjoy live music from a standout PGH DJ as you browse, then explore the distinctive dining, retail, and entertainment options throughout the property. Applications for the 2026 season are closed. Vendors and performers should communicate only with The Terminal through official channels and should not share information with anyone claiming to represent the Markets or Tunes outside those channels.

Strip District Terminal
MAY2
Art & Culture

I Remember It Better: 2026 Distillery Residency Exhibition

A Distillery residency group exhibition delves into how looking back shapes where we are now. Seven artists-in-residence present individual worlds with distinct materials and aesthetics, connected by themes of memory, history, and found or repurposed elements. Under the title I Remember It Better, the show suggests the past is not fixed. It is pieced together through reflection and anticipation, allowing room for the tension of being between what was and what is next. Participating artists are Kaylani Brown, Liv Cocozza, Darya Kharabi, Ethan Marks, Sara Ruiz, Isabella Schubert-Jones, and Dominique Swift.

MAY2
Sports

First Round: Flyers at Penguins Rd 1 Hm Gm 4

The Flyers meet the Penguins in a first round matchup at PPG Paints Arena. Admission uses mobile tickets only, so have your ticket ready on your smartphone; screenshots and printed copies are not accepted. Wristlets or wallets up to 4 x 6 x 1.5 inches may enter through any gate, while medical and parental bags must go through the X-ray lane at each entrance. All items are subject to security screening. The arena operates without cash, accepting credit and debit cards as well as Apple Pay and Google Pay. Reverse ATMs are available to convert cash into a prepaid debit card. For a smoother game day, the Penguins app provides access to tickets, game previews, and more.

PPG Paints Arena
MAY2
Health & Wellness

Zumba en Fuego with Paula

Turn up the energy with Zumba en Fuego with Paula at CrossBody Dance Squirrel Hill. This lively dance fitness session blends Latin and global styles such as salsa, bachata, reggaeton, merengue, and hip hop for a cardio-focused workout that keeps you moving. The class aims to boost calorie burn, strengthen cardiovascular endurance, and tone the whole body while you enjoy the music and move freely. Routines are easy to follow with modification options, making it welcoming for every fitness level. Expect an upbeat atmosphere, motivating tracks, and a full-body workout that feels more like a party than a gym session. Pricing options include $120 for a 12-class package, $75 for 6 classes, $60 for 4 classes, or $20 for a single drop-in. Packages do not expire and can be used for any recurring class series at either studio.

CrossBody Dance Squirrel Hill, 1918 Murray Ave., Pittsburgh, PA, United States, Pennsylvania
MAY2
Food & Drink

Taste of Oasis Food Expo

Taste of Oasis Food Expo celebrates local flavor and entrepreneurship at the Oasis Community Events Center. Presented by The Oasis Project and Bible Center Church, this showcase highlights small business owners in The Oasis Project network, including graduates of the Own Our Own Academy and ventures rooted in the Oasis Community Kitchen. Expect to sample and buy dishes and sweets from featured vendors such as Decadent Dessert Bar with specialty desserts, Pete & Veda Hot Dog Stand serving classic hot dogs and street fare, Roux Orleans bringing New Orleans flavors, Squeaks Eats offering its award winning Pittsburgh catering, and Vada's On The Go with soul food, with additional vendors to be announced. Admission is free, and food samples and products will be available for purchase.

Oasis Community Event Center
MAY2
Comedy

Felipe Esparza: At My Leisure

Felipe Esparza brings At My Leisure to Carnegie Music Hall with high-energy stand-up rooted in wild, real-world stories. The set showcases material drawn from everyday experiences that has audiences laughing.

Carnegie Music Hall
MAY2
Music

A Wilhelm Scream

Find tickets for A Wilhelm Scream at Little Giant Studio.

Bottlerocket Social Hall
MAY2
Music

Eric Bellinger

Eric Bellinger takes the stage at City Winery Pittsburgh for a live performance. The event highlights his background, tracing an evolution that begins in the streets of Compton.

City Winery
MAY3
Health & Wellness

Brewed Reflections: Becoming & Belonging

A gentle, cozy gathering at The Speckled Egg SSW invites reflection, connection, and community. Shaped by the Brewed Reflections theme, “Becoming & Belonging,” it offers a chance to consider who you are becoming and where you feel at home in your life. Settle in with coffee or tea and unhurried conversation while you journal, share if you choose, and support one another in a caring space free of judgment. Whether you are moving through change, focused on healing, or simply slowing the pace, this welcoming morning is designed to meet you as you are. There is no pressure and no expectation, just a comfortable place to be yourself.

The Speckled Egg SSW
MAY3
Workshops & Classes

RealTime's ArtLife Unlimited: a course in everyday creativity

At Pittsburgh Center for Arts & Media, a RealTime Arts course centers on everyday creativity and helps participants reconnect with their creative side. Sessions feature engaging conversation, hands-on creative exercises, and visits from guest artists, all aimed at sparking fresh ideas. A previous participant shared that it helped them tap into the heart of their creativity and experience meaningful, unexpected growth. The focus is on practical exploration that encourages shifting attention from constant scrolling to active making.

Pittsburgh Center For Arts & Media
MAY3
Music

Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back (Film with Live Orchestra)

Experience Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back as the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra performs John Williams’s Grammy-winning score live while the film plays. The story continues after the Death Star is destroyed, with Darth Vader pursuing Luke Skywalker as he learns the ways of the Force under Jedi Master Yoda. Multiple performances are scheduled. For assistance with accessible seating or other accessibility needs, contact Customer Service at 412-392-4900.

Heinz Hall
MAY3
Music

Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back In Concert

Enjoy Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back in Concert at Heinz Hall in Pittsburgh, PA. Seats can be purchased through the MyCityRocks Ticket Exchange, where prices are set by individual sellers and may be above or below face value. Premium locations and suites are often available, and tickets may still be found even when the original box office is sold out. Orders are covered by a 100% authenticity guarantee, with a full refund if the event is canceled without a rescheduled date, excluding shipping. MyCityRocks is a resale marketplace and is not affiliated with the venue or the performers.

Heinz Hall
MAY3
Dancing

Comp/Tech Spring Semester

At CrossBody Dance + Movement Downtown, this training focuses on the techniques that power Latin dance in competition and performance while giving social dancers a strong boost on the floor. Even if competing is not the goal, working on essentials like step mechanics, clear weight changes, precise foot placement, a steady frame, timing, and musicality can make dancing feel more agile, smooth, and connected, bringing that extra wow factor to social outings. Guided by years of competitive experience, the instructors lead a comprehensive club style Latin curriculum that develops the fundamentals, skills, and confidence needed to succeed. Tuition is $135 per month for three months and includes free admission to Latin Thursday socials to practice new skills.

CrossBody Dance + Movement Downtown, 422 Wood Street, Pittsburgh, PA 15222
MAY3
Groups & Meetups

Les Meet - Lesbian Speed Dating

Back by popular demand, this lesbian speed dating gathering in Shaler is for singles ages 27 to 52. Participants have the chance to meet up to 12 local single women who are also looking to connect. Early arrivals can enjoy food and drinks. Costs vary.

Ruckus Coffee Gallery & Cafe
MAY3
Dancing

Salsa 1.5 (NEW CLASS!)

A new Salsa 1.5 class led by Krystyna with Los Sabrosos Dance Co focuses on sharpening fundamentals and strengthening core technique. It suits newcomers who want to solidify their base before moving into higher level work, and it also serves experienced dancers seeking a dynamic refresher on foundations. No partner is required.

Los Sabrosos Dance Co.
MAY3
Music

Oscar Nods

The Bach Choir surveys the breadth of songs that earned Oscar nominations and wins, spanning classics like Henry Mancini’s Moon River and the blockbuster ballad My Heart Will Go On to show how many styles and genres are represented. The program is presented at the Agnes and Joseph Katz Performing Arts Theater.

JCC
MAY3
Sports

Pittsburgh Marathon

The Pittsburgh Marathon features multiple race options, including a full marathon, half marathon, relay, and 5K. Participants can register and select Animal Friends as their chosen charity, then train, raise funds, and share their commitment to support animals in Pittsburgh. Every mile offers a chance to make a meaningful difference for this cause.

Downtown Pittsburgh
MAY3
Civic

Park Improvement Project: Bird Park

This volunteer workday focuses on caring for the trails at Bird Park in preparation for School in the Park. Tasks include hauling and spreading mulch to mark paths and repair muddy areas. School in the Park is an interactive nature discovery program run in partnership with the Mt. Lebanon School District since 1984, welcoming every third grade student in the district for a half day of learning in Bird Park. No previous experience is needed, as demonstrations and support are provided. Pre-registration is required through the Tickets link. The meeting spot is the Bird Park Pavilion. Bring a shovel, rake, pitchfork, and a water bottle if you have them. Wear a long-sleeved shirt, long pants, and sturdy gloves. All activities are weather dependent, and registered volunteers will be emailed if conditions affect plans, including information about the rain date.

Bird Park
MAY3
Markets

Spring Vendor Show - Burgh Crafted

Each spring, this recurring artist market spotlights Burgh Crafted vendors with as many as 15 booths to browse. Shop for gifts while enjoying coffee from Ruckus. Admission is free.

Ruckus Coffee Gallery & Cafe
MAY3
Games & Entertainment

40K Apocalypse: Galaxy at War!

SteelBros Gaming hosts a public community event centered on 40K Apocalypse under the Galaxy at War theme. Bring a 3000 point army and prepare for large scale tabletop battles. Registration is handled through Best Coast Pairings, and final rules will be shared once they are set. Food will be available throughout the event.

MAY3
Groups & Meetups

Season Meet & Greet/City Tour Ride

Kick off the season with a friendly meet and greet followed by a guided ride through the city with Rich leading the way. The group will gather by the draft sign on the North Shore before heading out together. Lunch arrangements are still being finalized.

North Shore Pittsburgh
MAY3
Civic

May Community Day

Enright Community Garden hosts a community day devoted to ongoing upkeep and care of the garden.

Enright Community Garden
MAY3
Food & Drink

Mother's Day Brunch

In Pittsburgh, the Ayanna Haven Foundation Mother’s Day Brunch gathers the community to celebrate and uplift mothers and mother figures, with a warm emphasis on connection, care, and encouragement. It welcomes those reflecting on their own journey as well as those honoring someone special. A catered meal is included, tickets are required, and seating is limited.

Steel City Sports Bar & Grub
MAY3
Music

Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra

Find tickets for the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra.

Heinz Hall for the Performing Arts
MAY3
Art & Culture

Impulse Festival - Atlantic

Far off the west coast of Scotland, nearly 200 miles from the mainland, lies St Kilda, the most remote and forgotten island in the Outer Hebrides, known in Gaelic as Hirta. Hidden by mist and distance, it stands alone.

Trust Arts Education Center
MAY3
Music

Alan Doyle

City Winery Pittsburgh hosts Alan Doyle in concert with special guests Bandits On The Run. The announcement highlights Welcome Home, his fourth full-length solo project, and hints at surprises threaded through the performance.

City Winery
MAY3
Music

Mdou Moctar

Mdou Moctar will be performing.

Thunderbird Café & Music Hall
MAY4
Food & Drink

May the 4th Curated Dinner

A curated May the 4th dinner celebrates the Force with a playful multi-course menu. Look forward to thick-cut slab bacon served candied and spicy, a clear mushroom broth, Arroz Veracruzano with cheese made with Carolina Gold rice, steak finished with chimichurri, and whipped Yukon Gold potatoes dispensed from a cream canister. Dessert features a Derby-style pie with chocolate and walnuts, plus Wookie-inspired cookies and other sweets. Costumes are welcome, and attendees may bring their own beverages.

Wunderbar Coffee and Bistro
MAY4
Music

Give Voice Concert

Enjoy an evening of inspiring musical storytelling at the New Hazlett Theater with award-winning composer and Broadway alumna Carla Bianco. Blending musical theater with pop and rock, the program traces a journey of a girl learning to find her voice and features the theme song for the world premiere of Speak, written by Carla. She will be joined by Point Park students Lexi Casey, Bella Corea, Ruth Waiwaiole, and Morgan Ziedman. Admission is pay what you can with a starting price of $20, and all proceeds support Prime Stage Theatre.

New Hazlett Theater
MAY4
Comedy

Nurse's Night Out

City Winery Pittsburgh hosts Nurse's Night Out, a live event featuring Army veteran and neonatal ICU nurse Greg "G" Williams, whose lifesaving career began in 1998.

City Winery
MAY5
Art & Culture

Gen X Pgh podcast live recording with Scott Mervis

The Gen X Pgh podcast presents a live recording at Potomac Station Coffee House, featuring an interview with Scott Mervis. Hosts David Rullo and Valerie Gatchell-Christofel lead the conversation with the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette weekend editor and pop music critic.

Potomac Station Coffee House
MAY5
Music

Bring Me The Horizon - N. American Ascension Program 2

Bring Me The Horizon brings the N. American Ascension Program 2 to PPG Paints Arena. Ticket access includes presales for Citi cardmembers, the artist, Live Nation, Ticketmaster, Spotify, and the venue, along with VIP package presales and preferred options for Citi cardmembers. A public onsale follows, with a separate release for VIP packages.

PPG Paints Arena
MAY5
Music

SleazyWorld Go

At Enclave, formerly The Rex Theater, a rapper performs for a 21 and over audience. Doors open before the show, and the performance follows.

Enclave
MAY6
Fundraisers

LEAF Fundraiser at Chipotle

Dine at Chipotle Mexican Grill (Eastside) to support the Liberty Elementary Academic Fund during LEAF’s final fundraiser of the 2025-26 school year. Show the flyer at checkout, or tell the cashier your purchase is for the fundraiser. Pickup orders placed through the Chipotle app or website can use the code MJLNCFV at checkout. Chipotle will donate 25 percent of the proceeds to the Liberty PTA.

Chipotle Mexican Grill (Eastside)
MAY6
Music

Waylon Wyatt: Everywhere Under The Sun Tour

Waylon Wyatt brings the Everywhere Under The Sun Tour to Mr. Smalls Theatre. This performance welcomes attendees of all ages. Ticketing includes an artist presale and a Spotify presale, followed by a general public sale. Information is also shared on Instagram at @opusoneprod and @mrsmallstheatre.

Mr. Smalls Theatre
MAY7
Music

Ray Lanich - Thursday Night Live

Ray "The Axe Man" Lanich performs at the Oak Room pub with a set that blends heartfelt originals and well loved covers. A versatile singer songwriter and multi instrumentalist, he brings a refined sound with selections from artists such as The Beatles, Brandi Carlile, and Mumford & Sons. There is no charge for entry, parking is complimentary, and the Oak Room offers drink specials.

MAY7
Health & Wellness

Thursday South Hills Group Run | Back Alley Brewing (Dormont)

Runners can choose either a 3 or 5 mile route in the South Hills during this weekly Thursday group run. Registration is requested.

Back Alley Brewing Company
MAY7
Civic

Next Up North: 2026 North Boroughs Community Conference

Next Up North is a full-day community conference hosted by Bellevue Forward at Allegheny General Hospital Suburban Campus. It brings together community leaders, entrepreneurs, creatives, and other visionaries from the North Boroughs and beyond to inspire collaboration and drive action. The program includes speakers, panel discussions, and breakout sessions, along with time to connect with peers and leaders from across the region. Whether the goal is to grow a business, launch a project, or reimagine a neighborhood, participants can look forward to practical strategies, useful resources, and new connections that support the next step in advancing local communities.

Allegheny General Hospital Suburban Campus
MAY7
Civic

Next Up North: North Boroughs Community Conference

Designed for the North Boroughs and neighboring communities, this regional conference brings together Bellevue, Avalon, Emsworth, Ben Avon, Ben Avon Heights, Westview, Brighton Heights, and Perrysville to focus on community engagement, economic vitality, and working together across borders. Hosted by Bellevue Forward, it celebrates what makes each place distinctive while opening space for productive conversations and cross community collaboration. The gathering centers on building a common approach to community and economic development. It offers a welcoming setting for residents, business owners, local leaders, and organizations to trade ideas, form partnerships, and spark collective action. It highlights local successes that can inspire others, encourages civic participation in local government, volunteer efforts, and neighborhood projects, and explores ways to grow businesses, strengthen the workforce, and attract investment throughout the region. Equity and inclusion are central so underrepresented perspectives are heard, respected, and reflected in the program. The aim is to leave with tangible next steps and relationships that lead to measurable, community driven progress long after the conference concludes. Tickets are $100 per person and include admission, food, and drink. Needs based scholarships are available. Marking interest or attendance on social media does not constitute a ticket purchase.

Allegheny General Hospital Suburban Campus
MAY7
Music

Pete Yorn solo acoustic: 25th Anniversary of musicforthemorningafter

Pete Yorn performs a solo acoustic set at Mr. Smalls Theatre to celebrate the 25th anniversary of musicforthemorningafter. Presented by Opus One Productions and 91.3 WYEP, this all-ages event features an acoustic performance by Pete Yorn.

Mr. Smalls Theatre
MAY8
Markets

Mother's Day Event 2026

Celebrate Mother’s Day with a warm gathering of local vendors and creative activities inside OUI Studio and Spa. Goldberry Tattoo will offer preselected designs for a small tattoo. Sempre Permanent Jewelry is running a buy one, get one 50 percent off bracelet special, ideal for matching pieces with mom. Beanie’s Bakery will have sourdough treats, and Shop 24Twelve will feature fashionable apparel and accessories. The first 25 registrants will receive a free gift. The event also includes a Sex and the City trivia segment paired with a hands-on floral arrangement workshop. It features questions about the TV series, prizes for winners, and one full bouquet per participant. Pricing is $40 for one person, $60 for two people, or $100 for four people.

OUI Beauty Studio & Spa
MAY8
Civic

ALT x Pittsburgh Zoo: Girty's Woods Restoration Workday Series 2

ALT and the Pittsburgh Zoo are partnering on a five week effort to revitalize Girty’s Woods, improving trails, removing invasive plants, planting native trees, and adding markers and signs to create a scenic route that supports wildlife and the surrounding community. This session focuses on invasive plant management. Volunteers will target the invasive Japanese Angelica tree by cutting and digging it out with loppers, handsaws, and shovels. With guidance from ALT staff, some participants may apply herbicide to freshly cut stumps to limit regrowth. Clearing this fast growing species will open the canopy and help native vegetation return. Expect about two miles of hiking over varied terrain. Long pants and closed toe shoes are required, and long sleeves plus a brimmed hat are recommended. Tools and gloves are provided, and personal gear is welcome. Registration is required so updates can be shared if plans change. Work proceeds in the rain and will be rescheduled if thunderstorms or high winds are expected.

Girty's Woods- Irwin Lane entrance: 482 Irwin Lane Pittsburgh, PA 15212
MAY8
Festivals

Carnegie Second Fridays May 8

Carnegie Second Fridays presents its first 2026 edition on Carnegie’s Main Street with live music, food trucks, drinks, outdoor games, and shopping. Performances include Sarah Wells, Monte Irwin, Connor Parente, The Alt Rocks, and 732 The Electric Duo. Food options come from Baires PGH, Pittsburgh Tortas, and Mami’s Bakes, with beverages by Back Alley Brewing, Headley’s Brewing Co., Country Hammer Moonshine, Links Brewing Co., and Twisted Lemonade. Expect outdoor activities and special deals from locally owned businesses and vendors. This event is free for everyone.

Visit Carnegie
MAY8
Music

The Alt Rocks LIVE in Carnegie

A free, all-ages outdoor performance from The Alt Rocks marks their first open-air show of the year. Two members of the band return to their old stomping ground for live music alongside food, drinks, family friendly activities, and open local businesses.

E Main Street, Carnegie, PA
MAY8
Music

Skye Burkett LIVE at Back Alley Brewing Company

Skye Burkett, a Pittsburgh-based singer songwriter, takes the stage at Back Alley Brewing Company with a set shaped by a wide range of musical influences. Her lyrics are reflective and personal, sharing chapters of love and hardship while tracing a search for purpose and meaning. In concert she creates an intimate atmosphere that blends styles and invites close listening. The performance centers on openness and vulnerability, with the goal of inspiring listeners through honest storytelling.

Back Alley Brewing Company
MAY8
Theater

Steel Magnolias

In a small-town salon in Chinquapin, Louisiana, a close circle of women trade stories, style hair, and share hard-won wisdom. Truvy, quick with a quip and a blow dryer, has taken on Annelle, an eager newcomer uncertain about her marital status. Their regulars include Ouiser, a famously prickly presence who swears she is simply in a long-running bad mood, Clairee, a wealthy eccentric with an unstoppable sweet tooth, and M’Lynn, a community mainstay whose daughter Shelby, the town’s beauty, is preparing to marry a local man. What begins with crackling banter and sharp humor gradually deepens, and when life turns difficult in the second act, these women lean on steadfast friendship and love, revealing a portrait of resilience, heart, and laughter through good times and hard ones. Directed by Sean Michael Barrett and produced by Jess Whittington, the production features assistant direction by Jed Reifer and stage management by Jena Curran with Sydney Shearer as assistant stage manager. The creative team includes scenic design by Rob James, construction by Jeff Way with assistance from Chris Rotz, costumes by Patty Folmer, sound by Jay Weaver, lighting by Garth Schafer, properties by Chris Martin, and hair and wigs by Cara McClaine. The cast features Tonilyn Jackson as Truvy Jones, Sarah Puhala as Shelby Eatenton-Latcherie, Stephanie Ottey as M’Lynn Eatenton, Sydney Mannion as Annelle Dupuy Desoto, Cindy West as Ouiser Boudreaux, and Barbara Harrold as Clairee Belcher. Understudies include Gabby Hernandez for Annelle and Shelby, Lynnetta Miller for Truvy and Clairee, and Kathy Hawk for M’Lynn and Ouiser.

Andrew Carnegie Free Library & Music Hall
MAY8
Music

Stan Society Presents One Direction Night 🇬🇧

Stan Society presents a night dedicated to One Direction at Mr. Smalls Theatre. The event is open to attendees 18 and older. Tickets are delivered by email about a week before the show.

Mr. Smalls Theatre
MAY8
Comedy

Handsome Man Comedy Presents...Dina Hashem

Experience a live stand-up comedy show at the Purple Onion.

MAY8
Food & Drink

Tavern Prom 2026

Tavern Prom returns for its second annual edition at Tavern. Semi formal to formal attire is encouraged. Organizers plan to crown the 2026 Tavern Prom King and Queen, and promposal submissions to their social media accounts will be considered. More information will be shared in future updates.

Tavern Pizza
MAY8
Workshops & Classes

Make A Card for Mom 🌸

This casual, drop-in activity at Inclusive Aesthetics invites guests to create a heartfelt card for Mom with all craft supplies provided. Enjoy light snacks and beverages while you work, and spend time in the space with no appointment needed. While there, browse new products, try a few samples, and consider picking up skincare gifts for Mom or a little something for yourself.

Inclusive Aesthetics
MAY9
Workshops & Classes

Crafting With Cats: Jewlery Making!

Take part in a hands-on jewelry making session. Choose from a wide selection of beads to create either two pairs of earrings or a bracelet to keep or gift. All necessary materials are provided, including beads in various shapes and sizes, tools, and findings such as clasps, jump rings, and wires. Light snacks and non-alcoholic beverages will be available, and adults may bring their own alcoholic drinks. Some tools are sharp, so please consider this when bringing children. This event is made possible by Black Cats and Company.

Kitty Queen Cat Rescue
MAY9
Workshops & Classes

Pittsburgh Ballroom: May Flowers

A monthly ballroom dance at the Greater Pittsburgh Masonic Center, held on second Saturdays, celebrates a May Flowers theme with optional florals or spring pastels. The evening includes Viennese waltz and cha cha lessons taught by Jessica Thomas of Social Dance Network, followed by ballroom dancing. Admission is $15 for members, $20 for non-members, and $10 for college students.

Greater Pittsburgh Masonic Center
MAY9
Music

Wynton Marsalis’ All Rise

The Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra features Wynton Marsalis’ All Rise in a single-performance event conducted by Benjamin Northey. The program unites the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra with Wynton Marsalis, the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra, the Mendelssohn Choir of Pittsburgh, and the Lift Every Voice Unity Choir. In partnership with MCG Jazz, the symphony blends jazz, blues, classical, and world music to explore themes of struggle and redemption.

Heinz Hall
MAY9
Music

Poetry Lounge - Oh Bother, Jack and the Cadavers, and Cassette Confidential

Poetry Lounge hosts a show bringing together Oh Bother, Jack and the Cadavers, and Cassette Confidential on one stage.

Poetry Lounge
MAY9
Markets

West View Mother's Day Pop Up

A Mother's Day pop up spotlights local businesses. Presented by West View Brew, West View Floral Shoppe Inc., and Shadow & Glow Hair Salon, the event features flash tattoos from a guest artist, relaxing chair massages, and a small gift at the nail salon. It offers an easy way to enjoy time with friends while supporting neighborhood favorites.

West View Brew
MAY9
Family

Steel City Duck Derby (5th annual)

The fifth annual duck derby brings family-friendly excitement to Allegheny Commons Park in Pittsburgh. The event features games, music, food, and prizes, highlighted by a splashy spectacle as 10,000 rubber ducks race across Lake Elizabeth. Participants can adopt ducks for a chance to win, and proceeds support Partners For Quality and its group of nonprofit agencies.

Allegheny Commons Park
MAY9
Festivals

August Wilson Birthday Celebration Block Party

The 10th anniversary August Wilson Birthday Celebration Block Party features more than 200 vendors and community partners, food trucks with local flavors, and a Kids Zone with games and crafts. The program includes a mac and cheese contest, a spoken word slam, a lip sync battle, and live DJs with performances throughout the day. Historic tours of the August Wilson House are available. Admission is free and open to all. Dollar Bank is the presenting sponsor. This long-running Pittsburgh tradition honors culture, creativity, and community.

August Wilson House
MAY9
Family

Kickin' it for Kids 2026

Taking place across the North Hills High School and North Hills Middle School hilltop campus, this annual community celebration brings together students, families, and neighbors to champion inclusion, showcase school spirit, and support a meaningful cause. The afternoon features an all-abilities kickball game, student-led booths and games, inflatables, a touch-a-truck area, a lively color run, and plenty of music and entertainment. Food and beverages will be available from Becco's Hot Dogs, On A Roll Catering, Nothing Bundt Cakes, and the Usual Grind Coffee Truck. The event is sponsored by the North Hills High School Buddy Club and Class Officers, and a portion of the proceeds will benefit a special needs charity.

North Hills High School
MAY9
Theater

Speak

Speak will be presented at New Hazlett Theater in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.

New Hazlett Theater
MAY9
Comedy

Charleston White | LIVE STAND-UP COMEDY at Enclave

Charleston White headlines a live stand-up comedy night at Enclave. Mike Dean hosts the evening, with T. Robe opening the show and a special guest appearance by E. Cruse.

Enclave
MAY10
Music

PYCO PLATINUM-Free concert

PYCO PLATINUM marks 20 years of youth music education with a free concert by the Pittsburgh Youth Concert Orchestras at Heinz Hall for the Performing Arts. Around 300 PYCO student musicians perform alongside a guest chorus in a large-scale showcase. Scheduled for Mother’s Day, it presents a welcoming way for families to enjoy the occasion together.

Heinz Hall for the Performing Arts
MAY10
Family

Movie Night on the Lawn

Enjoy an open-air screening on Bakery Square's lawn. Free popcorn from Pittsburgh Popcorn Company will be available. Bring a blanket, get comfortable on the grass, and take in a movie on a large screen.

Bakery Square
MAY10
Music

Wind Symphony and Percussion Ensemble at the Pittsburgh Playhouse

TRYPO’s Wind Symphony and Percussion Ensemble take the stage at the Pittsburgh Playhouse with a program that ranges from commanding pieces to rhythm-forward favorites, showcasing the breadth and energy of wind and percussion music. The performance also offers a moment to honor the moms who support these musicians. General admission is free with a suggested donation when reserved in advance, and day-of walk-up or registration is $10 per person. VIP tickets are available for those who wish to reserve seats ahead of time.

Pittsburgh Playhouse
MAY10
Holidays

Mother's Day Soiree

Bakery Square marks Mother’s Day with a full slate of activities for quality time together. Highlights include a Mommy and Me yoga session, a hands-on embroidery keepsake station with Loops and Littles, fresh florals with Flowers by Ash, and chances to browse and sip while you shop. Later on, enjoy treats from the Nectar candy cart and settle in for a big screen showing of Freaky Friday. Pick a few favorites or make a day of it, with options from morning into the evening.

Bakery Square
MAY10
Markets

Neighborhood Flea 2026 Mother's Day Edition

The Mother’s Day edition of Neighborhood Flea brings a curated pop-up market to SouthSide Works, highlighting local small businesses, vintage finds, collectors, food trucks, community services, and artists. Since its start in 2014, the market has grown into a lively gathering for discovering unique goods and enjoying great food and drink. Make a full outing of it at SouthSide Works by starting with brunch, grabbing a coffee, then browsing for one-of-a-kind treasures and sweet treats to take home. Dogs are welcome at the venue. Parking is convenient, with city street parking free on Sundays where signage permits, and four garages located within one block of the market. Discounted garage rates are available via a QR code at the entrances to the Ladle and Hot Metal garages. This is a juried market, and sellers must be accepted before participating. Applications, including pricing information, are available on the event’s website under the SELL section, and any third-party vendor solicitations in comments should be ignored.

SouthSide Works
MAY10
Food & Drink

Mother's Day Brunch

Celebrate mothers with a festive brunch buffet featuring a wide variety of sweet and savory favorites. Each table enjoys a mini waffle charcuterie board to share. The menu includes honey ricotta stuffed French toast with berry compote, pork roast with a sweet onion and mustard crème sauce, a ham and cheddar frittata, scrambled eggs, a Benedict croissant casserole, bacon, turkey sausage, Mancini’s cinnamon swirl bread, breakfast potatoes, fresh fruit, and assorted sweets. Beverages include coffee, tea, juice, and mimosas. The buffet is priced at $35 for adults and $20 for children 12 and under.

Ruckus Coffee Gallery & Cafe
MAY10
Music

EMM

EMM performs at SideQuest on 44th in Pittsburgh.

SideQuest on 44th
MAY10
Music

Willie Nile

Attend a performance by Willie Nile.

City Winery Pittsburgh
MAY10
Music

Sluice at Bottlerocket Social Hall

Sluice appears with Hiding Places at Bottlerocket Social Hall in Pittsburgh, bringing both artists together on the same bill.

Bottlerocket Social Hall
MAY11
Music

Shadow of Intent with Special Guests AngelMaker, Mental Cruelty and SYNESTIA

Shadow of Intent appears at Mr. Smalls Theatre alongside AngelMaker, Mental Cruelty, and SYNESTIA. This multi-artist concert welcomes attendees of all ages.

Mr. Smalls Theatre
MAY12
Groups & Meetups

Knit Pit Yarn Club

Crafters gather monthly at Back Alley Brewing Company in Dormont for a relaxed evening of making and conversation. Bring a current project, something that needs a little troubleshooting, or simply come without supplies to connect with others. A dedicated table is set aside for solo attendees who want company. Expect the familiar Knit Pit spirit in a new neighborhood, helpful if Lawrenceville is a long trip, if first Wednesdays do not fit the schedule, or if a smaller crowd is appealing. The brewery offers beer and nonalcoholic choices, with a food truck on site. Knitting support is available, mistakes are part of the process, and the focus is on friendly company.

Back Alley Brewing Company
MAY12
Health & Wellness

Sound Bath & Reiki

Unwind with a 90-minute sound bath featuring crystal singing bowls and a gentle, layered soundscape, paired with Reiki offered throughout to encourage deep relaxation and support a calm nervous system. Participants may choose hands-on or hands-off Reiki, or simply rest and take in the sound. Attendance is limited to maintain a personal, unhurried pace, offering a peaceful pause for anyone looking to de-stress and slow down. Important note: singing bowls may not be suitable for individuals with epilepsy, a heart pacemaker, a coronary stent, a cardiac shunt, artificial heart valves, or an implantable cardioverter defibrillator (ICD). If any of these apply, consult a healthcare provider before participating.

Rosslyn Farms Community Center
MAY12
Music

Arcy Drive

Tickets for this event can be purchased at Spirit Lodge using cash only, with no added fees. Make your purchase during Spirit Lodge’s usual business hours.

Spirit
MAY12
Music

Marc Broussard

Celebrated singer, songwriter, and musician Marc Broussard performs alongside Sway Wild at Thunderbird Music Hall. This event is restricted to audiences 18 and older.

Thunderbird Café & Music Hall
MAY12
Music

Ashnikko

Find tickets for Ashnikko at Stage AE in Pittsburgh.

Stage AE
MAY12
Music

TROY - ZODIAC TOUR - PITTSBURGH

TROY performs at Mr. Smalls Theatre, Funhouse & Café in Millvale.

Mr. Smalls Theatre
MAY13
Groups & Meetups

Faith Forward Speaker Series: Potential Ways Forward

Faith Forward is a speaker series centered on the future of congregational life. Held at Cefalo's Banquet & Event Center, this conversation on potential ways forward features Liddy Barlow, Gregory D. Jones, Tracy Keenan, and Eric Schaffer. The series is supported by Pittsburgh Presbytery, Christian Associates, and Bower Hill Community Church.

Cefalo's Banquet & Event Center
MAY13
Food & Drink

Puzzles & Pints at Back Alley Brewing

Enjoy a night of puzzling fun at Back Alley Brewing in Dormont, where teams face off to see who can complete a 500-piece jigsaw puzzle the fastest. Teams of up to four people all work on the same factory-sealed design to keep the competition fair, and each team gets to take its puzzle home afterward. Admission is $12.50 per player and includes the team puzzle plus a couple of slices of pizza per person, with pizza ordered from a local establishment and available as check-in begins. Feel free to bring additional snacks, but outside drinks are not permitted out of respect for the venue. Prizes go to the fastest finishing teams for each design, including 60 Minute Missions gift cards, beers, and merchandise. Puzzles & Pints events take place at brewery venues throughout southwestern PA rather than at the escape room, and this edition is hosted by Back Alley Brewing Company.

Back Alley Brewing Company
MAY13
Music

Sound Series: Cut Worms with special guest Tchotchke

At The Andy Warhol Museum, Brooklyn-based singer-songwriter Cut Worms, the project of Max Clarke, appears with his band while touring behind a new Jagjaguwar album produced by Jeff Tweedy. Clarke describes his approach as 'pop essentialism', drawing on classic pop to pursue a timeless sound and reflecting on enduring questions through a modern perspective. His self-titled 2023 LP reached the Billboard charts and earned recognition from Paste Magazine among the year’s standout rock albums, and he has also toured with Father John Misty. Tchotchke, a New York pop rock trio, delivers the opening set. This program is co-presented with 91.3 WYEP Presents. The Sound Series is presented by Citizens.

The Andy Warhol Museum
MAY14
Art & Culture

Whine Down with Jana Kramer And Friends

Jana Kramer brings Whine Down with Jana Kramer to City Winery Pittsburgh for a live recording that echoes the ease of chatting with friends over a glass of wine. An iHeartRadio Podcast Award winner for Best Entertainment & TV Podcast, the show is known for frank, heartfelt conversations about everyday highs and lows. During this one-night appearance in Pittsburgh, Jana and special guests explore real-life topics with humor and sincerity, touching on her work in acting and music as well as motherhood, relationships, and personal growth. The evening creates an intimate, conversational atmosphere, blending laughter, candid stories, and practical insights for an in-person episode of a fan-favorite podcast.

City Winery Pittsburgh
MAY14
Music

Mal Blum at Bottlerocket Social Hall

Mal Blum performs at Bottlerocket Social Hall, joined by Oceanator. The event is open to all ages. Advance admission is $18, with day-of pricing at $22. The bill may appeal to fans of Kimya Dawson, Jonathan Richman, or Chris Gethard. Mal Blum is a multi-disciplinary artist.

Bottlerocket Social Hall
MAY14
Music

Big Shrimp

Big Shrimp takes the stage at Pittsburgh Winery in Pittsburgh for a live performance.

The Original Pittsburgh Winery
MAY15
Civic

ALT x Pittsburgh Zoo: Girty's Woods Restoration Workday Series 3

ALT and the Pittsburgh Zoo are collaborating on a five-week restoration effort at Girty's Woods held on Fridays in May. This third session focuses on tree planting. Participants will use shovels, mattocks, and mallets to set native trees and add deer protection. The selected species are intended to provide food and shelter for wildlife, improve air quality, and help outcompete shade-intolerant invasive plants. Plan for about two miles of hiking on varied terrain. Long pants and closed-toe shoes are required, and long sleeves with a brimmed hat are recommended. Tools and gloves are provided, though personal gear is welcome. Work continues in rain or light weather, with postponements only for thunderstorms or high winds. Registration is required so updates can be shared if plans change. Across the full series, the project includes building a trail, removing invasive vegetation, planting native trees, and installing markers and signs to renew a scenic route that supports wildlife and the surrounding community.

Girty's Woods
MAY15
Festivals

Millvale Music Festival 2026 (Official)

Recognized as Best Music Fest by Pittsburgh City Paper readers for multiple years, the ninth edition of Millvale Music Festival returns with a packed lineup. Expect more than 300 musical performances across 30 stages, plus showcases from 60 visual artists, spoken word sets, comedy, food trucks, and additional entertainment. Everything unfolds within a compact, walkable 0.6-mile footprint, and admission is free. Submissions are open for music and visual artists, comedians, poets, volunteers, and staff, and sponsorship opportunities are available.

Millvale Community Development Corporation
MAY15
Music

Black Veil Brides

Black Veil Brides brings its North American tour to Stage AE for an all ages show. Sharing the stage are From Ashes to New, Tx2, and As December Falls.

Stage AE
MAY15
Sports

Girls Flag Football Youth Camp

Girls interested in flag football can take part in a youth camp at Dormont Memorial Stadium. The camp centers on encouraging young players and inspiring the next generation. Participants can sign up in advance, and signing up early guarantees a shirt for the camp.

Dormont Memorial Stadium
MAY15
Music

Tim Vitullo LIVE at Back Alley Brewing Company

Back Alley Brewing Company hosts a live performance by Pittsburgh-based musician Tim Vitullo, an artist, sideman, and session player. His catalog includes three releases, This is the Thing! (2012), Josephine & Assorted Train Songs (2015), and Running out of Time (2020). With the Tim Vitullo Band, he has performed in more than a dozen states and supported artists including B.B. King, The Marcus King Band, Jared James Nichols, Tim Reynolds & TR3, Amanda Shires, Jimbo Mathus, Kelsey Waldon, Cory Branan, Sophie B. Hawkins, Adam Miller, and Jack Broadbent.

Back Alley Brewing Company
MAY15
Music

All Vinyl Jungle Sessions w/ DJ CTOASO

An all vinyl set from DJ CTOASO spans drum and bass, jungle, breaks and more. Expect good vibes, standout drink specials, and the tallest bartender slinging drinks.

Cousins Lounge
MAY15
Music

TX2

TX2 brings a fierce, high-voltage performance to Stage AE, pairing unfiltered lyrics with an onstage presence that surges with energy. Emerging from Fort Collins, a town noted for its music culture, this artist channels raw emotion into every song. The performance centers on powerful delivery and a charged atmosphere that puts the music front and center.

Stage AE
MAY15
Comedy

Melissa Villaseñor at Bottlerocket Social Hall

Melissa Villasenor showcases the comedic impressions that shaped her rise in stand-up and television. She broke barriers as the first-ever Latina cast member of Saturday Night Live, following her national breakthrough as a semifinalist on America’s Got Talent.

Bottlerocket Social Hall
MAY16
Health & Wellness

Situational Awareness & Safety Class

Learn practical situational awareness and everyday safety skills at a free community class. Safety educator Lori Libengood will give the keynote presentation with guidance to help participants stay safer in daily life. The class is open to all ages and welcomes the entire community, and it will take place at Christ Lutheran Church. Parking at the church lot is limited, with street parking available. Please note that the session will be held in the downstairs hall, which requires going down one flight of stairs.

Christ Lutheran Church
MAY16
Music

CutTime Simfonica® Plays Millvale Music Festival

CutTime Simfonica brings its string band sound back to St. Nicholas Croatian Catholic Church, a setting where the ensemble has shared programs beneath the Vanka Murals multiple times, for a first appearance on the Millvale Music Festival’s CutTime Classical Music Stage. The group delivers a signature, upbeat club classical set that includes tasteful percussion. The lineup features Shannon Fitzhenry on violin, Shannon Lock on violin, Rimbo Wang on viola, Rick Robinson on bass and microphone, and Bert Lerini on drums, with three performers connected to the OMG Classical brewery series. This one hour program blends spirited symphonic arrangements with an original piece by Rick Robinson, a former longtime member of the Detroit Symphony Orchestra who later made Pittsburgh home and began collaborating with local musicians. The music traces the path of symphonic tradition into the New World, with selections linked to Bach, Mozart, Beethoven, Brahms, Tchaikovsky, and Joplin, alongside Robinson’s Pork ’n Beans. The festival is free to attend, seating is limited, and donations are welcomed. Docent welcomes are offered during changeovers. Please note that restrooms at the venue are not wheelchair accessible.

St. Nicholas Croatian Catholic Church
MAY16
Health & Wellness

Kundalini Yoga with Myra

Kundalini Yoga invites you to awaken the body’s vital energy from the base of the spine and guide it throughout the system. This session weaves rhythmic movement with conscious breathing, mantra, and clear intention to deepen self-awareness and bring fresh momentum to everyday life. It is suitable for beginners and experienced practitioners alike, and no previous experience with Kundalini is needed. Expect to finish feeling energized and noticeably lighter.

Yoga Hive
MAY16
Health & Wellness

Kitty Yoga

Enjoy a relaxed yoga session alongside rescue cats at Kitty Queen Cat Rescue. A certified instructor from The Lotus People guides a gentle flow suitable for every experience level, and pausing for a quick feline cuddle is more than welcome. Remember to bring your own yoga mat. Purchase tickets only through Eventbrite or directly from Kitty Queen.

Kitty Queen Cat Rescue
MAY16
Music

Conner Gilbert, Live at the Millvale Music Festival 2026

Conner Gilbert returns to the Millvale Music Festival for his fifth appearance, performing a live acoustic set of all original songs on the solo stage at The Gardens of Millvale.

The Gardens of Millvale
MAY16
Music

Screech Owl at the 2026 Millvale Music Festival

Screech Owl performs at Cousins Lounge as part of the Millvale Music Festival. This two day event features many bands across multiple stages.

Cousins Lounge
MAY16
Music

Saturn Rise @ Millvale Music Festival

Saturn Rise performs as part of the Millvale Music Festival at Poetry Lounge.

Poetry Lounge
MAY16
Comedy

Improv-Okie

A fast paced comedy mashup where karaoke collides with on-the-spot improv. A crew of local improvisers spins the songs you choose into spontaneous scenes, surprising characters and wild storylines, whether the track is a power ballad, a 2000s favorite or a guilty pleasure anthem. Admission is free, and seating is available on a first come, first served basis. All ages are welcome, and anyone under 21 must be accompanied by someone over 25.

Back Alley Brewing Company
MAY16
Music

The Altered Egos - Millvale Music Festival

The Altered Egos return to Millvale Music Festival with a set on the VFW Stage at Millvale VFW Post 118.

Millvale VFW Post 118
MAY16
Music

Theriaca at Millvale Music Festival

Theriaca takes the VFW stage for Millvale Music Festival at Millvale VFW Post 118. The stage lineup also includes Pretty Tombs, The Parishables, 906, AGGRESSICA, Shattered, XDB, and The Altered Egos. Admission is free.

Millvale VFW Post 118
MAY16
Health & Wellness

Peace In Action at The Millvale House!

This event offers a calm, hands-on space to explore practices that nurture peace and well-being. Visitors can spend time at a peace altar, receive free sound healing, try temporary tattoos, reflect with journaling prompts, and color mandalas. Reiki sessions and free refreshments are available, and there is a chance to learn about heart brain coherence.

The Millvale House
MAY16
Comedy

Melissa Villaseñor at Bottlerocket Social Hall

Melissa Villaseñor appears at Bottlerocket Social Hall. She made history as the first Latina performer on Saturday Night Live and is celebrated for her uncanny impressions. Her rise to national attention began as a semifinalist on America’s Got Talent.

Bottlerocket Social Hall
MAY16
Music

Unprocessed

Tickets for this event can be purchased at Spirit Lodge with cash and no added fees. Ticket purchases can be made during its normal operating hours.

Spirit
MAY16
Comedy

David Cross

An evening featuring David Cross arrives at The Original Pittsburgh Winery in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. The event showcases his appearance in a Pittsburgh winery setting.

The Original Pittsburgh Winery
MAY16
Comedy

Ladies of Laughter

At Byham Theater, Ladies of Laughter spotlights Dena Blizzard, Liz Glazer, Leighann Lord, and Helen Wildy. The series has helped launch the careers of many women in comedy, and this show brings four of its comedians to the stage for an evening of stand-up.

Byham Theater
MAY16
Comedy

Stephen Lynch

Stephen Lynch brings The Me Tour to City Winery Pittsburgh for a live performance packed with quick-witted humor and outrageous moments. Look forward to an evening of sharp laughs.

City Winery Pittsburgh
MAY16
Music

Midnight Mass: Pittsburgh

The Widdler and athena take the stage at SideQuest on 44th in Pittsburgh. This concert features both artists on the same bill at the venue.

SideQuest on 44th
MAY17
Workshops & Classes

Parade Puppy Workshop - March in the Memorial Day Parade!

Take part in a creative workshop to make your own puppy umbrella. The cost is $10 per umbrella, and all craft supplies and umbrellas are provided. Families and kids of all ages are welcome. After finishing your design, bring it to the annual Memorial Day parade to march with Dormont Arts and the umbrella puppy dog crew. Participate for part of the route, walk the full parade, or show support from the sidelines with your puppy umbrella. The focus is on creativity and fun.

McCormick Dorman VFW Post 694
MAY17
Music

Thanakarn Limtham Trio LIVE at Back Alley Brewing Company

Back Alley Brewing Company hosts a live performance by the Thanakarn Limtham Trio, a group of friends and colleagues from Sunburst School of Music. Formed in 2025 and led by Thai jazz pianist and composer Thanakarn Limtham, the trio features Charlie Scott on bass and Stephen Weinstein on drums. They focus on a blend of jazz standards and original compositions, with performances marked by intricate interplay, improvisation, and a balanced approach that highlights each musician’s strengths. Entry is free, and seating is first come, first serve. All ages are welcome.

Back Alley Brewing Company
MAY17
Music

Nicotine Dolls

Nicotine Dolls bring a performance built on storytelling that pulls you in and will not let go. Led by vocalist Sam Cieri with John Merritt on bass and Abel Tabares on drums, the group balances raw, candid singing with punchy, nuanced arrangements, stacking big hooks over lush textures. From the first note, the mood shifts and a shared rush of feeling takes over. Cieri formed the band in New York after years spent honing his craft from South Florida bars to Vegas gigs to a Broadway tour, always steering by songwriting. That focus helped shape a sound grounded in honesty, tension, longing, and the courage to voice what often goes unsaid. Since 2019, the band has cultivated a devoted following through creative output and close connection with listeners. Their single What Makes You Sad has drawn close to 20 million plays on Spotify, their take on Tina Turner’s The Best is nearing 30 million, and their overall catalog surpasses 80 million streams. They have also grown a large online community with more than 1.8 million followers on TikTok and over a million on Instagram. Their discography includes a run of self-written and self-produced singles and EPs, along with the 2025 debut LP an Attempt at Romantic. SPIN has highlighted the band’s vulnerability and drive, noting Cieri’s gritty, emotive delivery with touchpoints that recall Bruce Springsteen and Lewis Capaldi. At the heart of the album is a search for connection, a willingness to be brave and unsure at the same time, and an admission that independence and companionship can both matter deeply. After completing a successful North American headlining run in 2025, Nicotine Dolls continue moving forward with another record in the works for 2026. This show centers on honest lyrics, gravel-edged vocals, and dynamic soundscapes that aim straight for the heart.

MAY17
Music

An Evening with VNV Nation

VNV Nation appears at Mr. Smalls Theatre for an evening performance. This is an all ages show.

Mr. Smalls Theatre
MAY17
Health & Wellness

Womens Wellness

Begin with a warm welcome, then rotate through small group sessions where presenters share their specialties in a close-knit setting. Each demonstration lasts about 20 to 25 minutes, offering a concise introduction to each modality. Light refreshments and beverages will be available, and a cooking demonstration is part of the program. There will be plenty of time for consultations and a chance to enjoy a few treats.

Calm Pittsburgh
MAY17
Comedy

Jaboukie

Find tickets for jaboukie at Bottlerocket Social Hall.

Bottlerocket Social Hall
MAY18
Career

Spring Fling 🌸

Hosted by the Greater Pittsburgh Hotel Association at Embassy Suites by Hilton Pittsburgh-Downtown, this Spring Fling pairs festive networking with the Hospitality Stars of Excellence Awards, honoring the people and organizations that help make Pittsburgh’s hospitality industry thrive. The program features a public board meeting followed by the awards presentation and a reception. Organizers are also seeking sponsorships and auction item contributions such as gift baskets, dining experiences, sports tickets, gift certificates, and other unique local experiences, with proceeds supporting GPHA scholarship programs throughout the year.

Embassy Suites by Hilton Pittsburgh-Downtown
MAY18
Theater

Community Theater Showcase

Celebrating Western Pennsylvania’s vibrant community theater scene, this free public showcase gathers 16 companies at the O’Reilly Theater for cabaret-style performances and easy conversation. Attendees can enjoy short pieces that highlight each group’s strengths, then explore the lobby to meet representatives at dedicated tables, learn about their work, and discover ways to support or get involved. Organizations from Allegheny, Beaver, Washington, and Westmoreland counties are featured, including Alumni Theater Company, Bobcat Players Community Theater, Food for Groundlings, Gemini Theater Company, Greensburg Civic Theatre, Heritage Players, Iron Horse Theatre Company, Little Lake Theater, Old Schoolhouse Players, Pittsburgh Savoyards, Poor Yorick’s Players, R-ACT Theatre Productions, Riverfront Theater Company, South Park Theatre, Stage 62, and The Theatre Factory. Presented as part of Pittsburgh Public Theater’s free Dollar Bank Lobby Series and aligned with the Go See a Show campaign, the event offers a relaxed, come-and-go format. All companies appear on each of the three days, so a single visit provides the full roster.

O'Reilly Theater
MAY18
Art & Culture

Pittsburgh Classic Movie Club presents Noir Femmes Fatales: “The Postman Always Rings Twice” (1946)

A showcase from the Pittsburgh Classic Movie Club celebrates cinema’s iconic femme fatales with a screening of The Postman Always Rings Twice from 1946, directed by Tay Garnett. Lana Turner portrays Cora Smith, whose affair with drifter Frank Chambers, played by John Garfield, sparks a plan to remove her husband so they can be together. Advance registration is appreciated, and walk-ins are welcome.

Andrew Carnegie Free Library & Music Hall
MAY18
Music

Powerman 5000

See Powerman 5000 perform live.

The Crafthouse Stage & Grill
MAY19
Art & Culture

Gen X Pgh podcast live recording with Bob Studebaker

Gen X Pgh sets up a live podcast recording at Potomac Station Coffee House as hosts David Rullo and Valerie Gatchell-Christofel sit down with Bob Studebaker for a conversation. Studebaker is a Pittsburgh DJ and an original host at Double X, the city's first alternative rock station.

Potomac Station Coffee House
MAY19
Music

Mr. Smalls Presents: Halloween (PHL) with special guests Silver Car Crash, Velvet Overkill

Mr. Smalls presents a live show at The Funhouse at Mr. Smalls with Halloween (PHL) headlining, joined by special guests Silver Car Crash and Velvet Overkill. This event is open to all ages.

The Funhouse at Mr. Smalls
MAY19
Music

SPRINGSTEEN & E STREET Land of Hope & Dreams American Tour

The Land of Hope & Dreams American Tour featuring Springsteen & E Street is scheduled for PPG Paints Arena. A public onsale is listed for this event.

PPG Paints Arena
MAY19
Music

Micah and the Mirrors, The Cheats, The Parishables

Micah and the Mirrors headline an all-ages night at The Government Center, bringing melodic powerop and gritty glam punk from Denver, Colorado. The Cheats, who have a new split 7-inch with Wayward Brigade, and The Parishables complete the bill. Tickets are $12 in advance and $15 at the door, with advance purchase available through Humanitix and at The Government Center box office.

The Government Center
MAY19
Music

Nu Metal Sucks Tour featuring Spineshank at Crafthouse

Spineshank will perform live at Crafthouse Stage & Grill in Pittsburgh. Tickets are available for this concert.

The Crafthouse Stage & Grill
MAY19
Music

Bruce Springsteen

Bruce Springsteen performs at PPG Paints Arena in Pittsburgh.

PPG Paints Arena
MAY20
Groups & Meetups

Dungeons n' Drafts @ Back Alley Brewing Company

Enjoy an evening of tabletop adventure at Back Alley Brewing Company with tables running Dungeons & Dragons Fifth Edition. All materials are provided, including pre-generated character sheets, and you are welcome to bring your own dice or other accessories. New and experienced players are equally welcome, with guidance available if you are learning the game. You may request a specific Dungeon Master when purchasing a ticket, but assignments are not guaranteed. Games begin at the time shown on your ticket, so plan to be ready to play when things get underway.

Back Alley Brewing Company
MAY21
Workshops & Classes

Knife Skills: Minestrone Soup Cooking Class

Brush up on kitchen technique in a knife skills cooking class. If you have dietary needs, check ahead of time to see if they can be accommodated, as chefs may not be able to make last minute changes or prepare separate portions. Items used in the kitchen may contain or be exposed to common allergens including milk, eggs, wheat, soy, gluten, sesame, fish, and shellfish. Every student receives a 10 percent discount to use the same day or evening of the class, not valid on sale items. Doors open 20 minutes before the session and instruction starts at the scheduled time, and because the class is short it will not wait for late arrivals.

In The Kitchen
MAY22
Civic

ALT x Pittsburgh Zoo: Girty's Woods Restoration Workday Series 4

ALT and the Pittsburgh Zoo are collaborating on a multi-week effort to revitalize Girty’s Woods by creating a trail, clearing invasive plants, planting native trees, and adding trail markers and signs. This session centers on tree planting and protection. Volunteers will use shovels, mattocks, and mallets to set native saplings and install deer guards. These plantings will provide food and shelter for wildlife, improve air quality, and help native growth outcompete shade-intolerant invasive species. Participants should be ready to hike roughly two miles on varied terrain. Long pants and closed-toe footwear are required. Long sleeves and a brimmed hat are recommended for added protection. Tools and gloves are provided, and personal gear may be brought. Work continues in most weather, with rescheduling only in the case of thunderstorms or high winds. Registration is required so updates can be shared if plans change.

Girty's Woods
MAY22
Music

Ryan Bingham and The Texas Gentlemen

Ryan Bingham teams up with The Texas Gentlemen at Stage AE for a stop on the Still Gettin' Away With It Tour. Known for blending folk, blues, country, and rock and roll, Bingham brings songs drawn from real life that span grit, sacrifice, and moments of celebration. His rugged yet dynamic voice takes center stage, with The Texas Gentlemen adding depth and drive to the performance. This is an all-ages show.

Stage AE
MAY22
Music

Rescheduled - Donna the Buffalo with special guest Tiger Maple String Band

This rescheduled concert at Mr. Smalls Theatre features Donna the Buffalo with special guest Tiger Maple String Band. The event welcomes attendees of all ages.

Mr. Smalls Theatre
MAY22
Music

World Goth Day Party 2026: A Celebration of Pittsburgh Goth

Night Sky Productions presents a celebration of Pittsburgh goth at The Funhouse at Mr. Smalls, bringing together live music, DJs, video projection, and local vendors for an all-ages gathering. Take Me With You blends shimmering synths, distinctive female vocals, lyrical bass hooks, and electronic drums into artistic post-punk and romantic synthpop they have been crafting since 2016. Millie Dread delivers cybergothic antipop as a self-taught composer and producer who builds her sound with virtual instruments, and her live shows are known for a cinematic edge. A Lowsunday listening session highlights the Pittsburgh post-punk and dreampop group on Projekt Records, originally active from 1994 to 2001 and revived in 2024. The White EP, their first new release since 1999, arrived in 2025 and placed at number two on Post-Punk.com’s Best EPs of 2025. The new EP will be played in full over the Funhouse sound system with custom video projection, and Shane and Bobby will be on hand with merchandise. Behind the decks, Erica Scary specializes in death rock and post-punk, is a resident at Second Skin at Brillobox, helps organize Skull Fest, co-runs Play Alone Records, and is known for dancing while she DJs. DJ KellyA brings darkwave selections, has energized Pittsburgh dance floors since her days as a resident at Ceremony in the 1990s, has been booking bands for nearly as long, and as the driving force behind Night Sky Productions organized the night. Bedlamboy has been DJing since 2006 with a focus on post-punk, goth, minimal synth, and 1990s industrial, currently a resident at Dark Room with past residencies including Brutalism and Ceremony. Custom video projection runs throughout the event featuring dark music videos from Pittsburgh bands. Vendors include Play Alone Records and Distortion Productions. A fashion show and an art display are planned, with details to be announced. Admission is $15 in advance and $20 at the door. World Goth Day began in the UK in 2009 and celebrates the goth subculture.

The Funhouse at Mr. Smalls
MAY22
Civic

Flag planting at high wood cemetery

Volunteers are invited to help place flags on graves in preparation for Memorial Day. This service activity focuses on respectfully setting flags ahead of the holiday. The event takes place at Highwood Cemetery Association.

Highwood Cemetery Association
MAY22
Art & Culture

Clint Black

City Winery Pittsburgh hosts an in-depth conversation with Clint Black. Presented as Killin' Time: My Life and Music, the program explores his life and music in a personal, up-close format.

City Winery
MAY23
Music

Greg Geibel LIVE at Back Alley Brewing Company

Acoustic guitarist and vocalist Greg Geibel performs at Back Alley Brewing Company, drawing on decades of stage experience. His set features recognizable cover songs from a wide range of eras and genres, making it easy for listeners of any age to connect with the music. With a steady, seasoned presence, he fosters a warm, upbeat atmosphere that appeals to nearly everyone in the room.

Back Alley Brewing Company
MAY23
Comedy

Tacarra Williams

City Winery Pittsburgh hosts Tacarra Williams live as part of a series of shows. Well known across the comedy industry, she takes the stage for a performance in this lineup.

City Winery Pittsburgh
MAY23
Music

Don Toliver

See Don Toliver with SahBabii, SoFaygo and CHASE B perform live.

PPG Paints Arena
MAY24
Health & Wellness

Reiki Infused Sound Journey with Myra & Angelica

Guided by Myra and Angelica, this meditation blends soothing sound vibrations from multiple instruments with hands-on Reiki to encourage deep calm. The experience focuses on easing stress and settling the central nervous system while layers of tone gently surround participants. In addition to the immersive sound, both group and individual energy work are offered. Reiki is provided with light touch at the head and feet by an attuned practitioner to support alignment of the energetic body. Wear comfortable clothing and bring whatever helps you rest well, such as a mat, blanket, or pillow. Settle into the savasana resting pose while listening to quiet vocal guidance and the gentle resonance of bowls, bells, and gongs. Participants may simply relax or explore the dreamy threshold between wakefulness and sleep.

Yoga Factory
MAY24
Health & Wellness

QMNTY 5k Safe Race

This inclusive 5K centers on joyful movement and collective care, welcoming participants who run, walk, or roll. Each step supports access to affirming shelter, real resources, and meaningful connection for TLGBQ youth, young adults, and community. The course follows the Three Rivers Heritage Trail on an easy, scenic out and back that begins and ends at Millvale Riverfront Park, with a turnaround near Heinz Street. It is suitable for seasoned runners, casual walkers, stroller pushers, and anyone who wants to share in the spirit of community.

Millvale Riverfront Park
MAY24
Outdoor Recreation

Bikes and Brews Ride

Participants ride roughly 20 miles along the Millvale Trail, cruising into the city with stops at several breweries and plenty of time to rest. The pace stays easy and social for a laid-back day on two wheels. Before departure, a bicycle will be gifted to a deserving veteran, a meaningful moment that reflects the purpose of Battles to Bikes.

Millvale Riverfront Park
MAY24
Music

Thank You Scientist

Purchase tickets for this event at Spirit Lodge during regular business hours with cash to avoid added fees.

Spirit
MAY26
Art & Culture

Gen X Pgh podcast live recording with Dave DeSimone

At Potomac Station Coffee House, the Gen X Pgh podcast records a live episode as co-hosts David Rullo and Valerie Gatchell-Christofel speak with guest Dave DeSimone. DeSimone is a former vice president with the Pittsburgh Cultural Trust, a wine critic for the Tribune-Review, and the host of In the Wine Cellar.

Potomac Station Coffee House
MAY26
Theater

The Great Gatsby

Experience F. Scott Fitzgerald’s Jazz Age classic reimagined for the stage at the Benedum Center for the Performing Arts. This Tony Award-winning new musical explores a lavish world of love, wealth, and heartbreak, bringing the spirit of the 1920s to life with vivid storytelling and dynamic movement. Directed by Marc Bruni, it features choreography by Dominique Kelley, a book by Kait Kerrigan, and an original score by Jason Howland and Nathan Tysen that blends jazz and pop influences. Praised by Entertainment Weekly for its vibrant energy, the production offers a sweeping, stylish journey into Gatsby’s glittering world.

Benedum Center for the Performing Arts
MAY26
Music

Marc E. Bassy

Marc E. Bassy takes the stage at City Winery Pittsburgh with a live set built around pop hooks, silky R&B, and a hip hop bite. The performance highlights his genre-blending style and dynamic sound.

City Winery Pittsburgh
MAY27
Groups & Meetups

Move Lebo Book Club

A Move Lebo Book Club discussion focuses on Strong Towns: A Bottom-up Revolution to Rebuild American Prosperity by Charles Marohn Jr. Conversation themes include treating cities as complex ecosystems, our relationship with urban spaces alongside protected green areas, and the links between daily routines and the places we inhabit. By examining these connections, the group aims to deepen appreciation for the ordinary details of city life and to consider step by step ways to create more livable communities.

Back Alley Brewing Company
MAY27
Games & Entertainment

PLANT BINGO @ ASLIN BEER MAY 27th

Wander & Root brings a lively Plant Bingo night to Aslin Beer Company in the Strip District, blending friendly competition with botanical fun. Expect six quick rounds with different winning patterns, one bingo card per round, and multiple winners each time. Prizes span rare houseplants, large statement varieties, hanging baskets, easy-care succulents, and other favorite houseplants. Everyone leaves with a small plant, and the first drink is included. Extra bingo cards will be available for purchase for anyone who wants additional chances to play. Between rounds, simple care tips are shared for the plants on offer, making the experience welcoming for beginners and enjoyable for plant lovers of all levels. Capacity is limited and reservations must be made in advance. Tickets are non-refundable but may be transferred. No physical ticket is required, as names are checked at the door.

MAY29
Music

Jeff Taylor LIVE at Back Alley Brewing Company

Jeff Taylor brings a live set to Back Alley Brewing Company. His debut solo album, A Deeper Kind, arrived in early 2022. In 2024 he introduced Farmer, a new project with a debut record that features Dave Matthews on several tracks, co-written and produced with bandmate Geoff Stanfield, with a second release already nearing completion. In 2020 he was chosen by MacArthur fellow Chris Thile for the premiere cast of an original musical, directed by Oscar and Tony winner Justin Peck. That same year he made his screen acting debut in the Apple TV+ and Bad Robot drama Little Voice, produced by Sara Bareilles and JJ Abrams. From 2017 through 2019 he collaborated with the Donny McCaslin Group, the band associated with David Bowie’s Blackstar, and led a quintet on an extensive world tour.

Back Alley Brewing Company
MAY29
Comedy

Brad Williams: The Tall Tales Tour in Pittsburgh, PA

Brad Williams brings The Tall Tales Tour to Byham Theater in Pittsburgh. Ticket access includes a general public release along with early purchase options through an event presale and a Live Nation presale.

Byham Theater
MAY29
Comedy

Last Podcast On The Left: JK Ultra Tour

At Carnegie Music Hall of Oakland, Last Podcast on the Left takes the stage for a deep dive into horror and the unsettling corners of history and folklore. Hosts Marcus Parks, Henry Zebrowski, and Ed Larson explore subjects that range from Jeffrey Dahmer, werewolves, and Jonestown to iconic hauntings and the history of war crimes. The show also ventures into tales of cults, killers, and cryptid encounters, blending research with dark humor that peers into the shadows of humanity.

Carnegie Music Hall of Oakland
MAY29
Music

Vana

Vana will be performing. Enjoy the show at a local cafe.

Thunderbird Café & Music Hall
MAY29
Comedy

BYHAM THEATER W/ BRAD WILLIAMS

Brad Williams brings his comedy to Byham Theater. Event promotion hails him as the funniest comedian in the country and notes that he is among the most in-demand comics working today. A ticket limit of 8 per customer applies.

Byham Theater
MAY30
Festivals

Maifest 2026

Celebrate Bavarian and Austrian heritage at the Croatian Center Picnic Grounds with traditional springtime festivities. Now in its 54th club year, the gathering features the Mädel Jäger German Band keeping the floor active for dancers and listeners, with dance performances during the band’s breaks. Imported beer and wine are available, along with homemade German dishes. Experience an Alpine flavor in Pittsburgh, offering the music, food, and customs you might travel to Salzburg or Munich to enjoy.

Croatian Center Picnic Grounds
MAY30
Music

The Silencers

City Winery Pittsburgh hosts a live set from The Silencers, featuring the revitalized Silencers 2.0 led by vocalist Frank Czuri. The lineup includes Don Hollowood and Ed Kowalski on guitars, Joe Cipollone on keys, Jack Mrozowski on drums, and Dave Molter on bass. Reformed to faithfully celebrate the music and onstage energy of the original group, the band tears into the MTV medley Peter Gunn Theme, Remote Control, and Illegal with a Pittsburgh punch. The Granati Brothers open the show. Food and drink are served directly to your table in the concert space. For a broader menu and a more relaxed pace, dining is available in the restaurant beforehand, and reservations are encouraged through Resy starting one month in advance. Guests can reserve a preferred bottle so it is ready at the table, with selections saved for future visits and changeable anytime. A two-item minimum per person applies in the venue, and items ordered in the restaurant count toward it. Vinofile members receive 48-hour early access to new shows, pay no ticket fees, and earn points that can be redeemed for complimentary tickets, with additional wine benefits available to Vinofile Plus members.

City Winery Pittsburgh
MAY30
Festivals

Party in the Park

This community event at Carnegie Park features a car cruise, a variety of food trucks, live music, activities for kids, and a fireworks show, along with additional attractions.

MAY30
Groups & Meetups

Grand Opening Pittsburgh Office

Celebrate the grand opening of Realty ONE Group Landmark’s Pittsburgh office with an afternoon gathering, then head to PNC Park to watch the Pirates face the Twins as part of Landmark’s yearly Pirates game. Get tickets using the QR code or text 724-388-5195 for more information.

MAY31
Health & Wellness

Letting Go: A Journey Through Death –Guided Meditative Death Exploration and Sound Bath–

At Hahn Funeral Home & Cremation Services, Inc., this guided meditative experience invites participants to gently explore mortality through a blend of sound bath and visualization. Meditation guide Helen Stickney and sound and energy healer Leza Vivio lead a tender journey that contemplates the end of life and a symbolic rebirth, with the aim of fostering healing and a fuller engagement with everyday living. There is time before the practice for questions and settling in, and time afterward for processing and integration. Bring a yoga mat, blanket, or anything else that helps you rest comfortably on the floor. Chairs are available for anyone who prefers to remain seated. Entry closes once the meditation begins. This is a small group experience. Registration is $36 online or $40 at the door. Please review the cancellation policy before reserving a spot.

Hahn Funeral Home & Cremation Services, Inc.
MAY31
Music

Steel City Cabaret: Jazz Jam Session Featuring the Alex Weibel Trio

At Back Alley, a lively jazz jam features the Alex Weibel Trio, a crowd favorite. Singers of any experience level can step up for a tune or two with the band. Performers should provide the song they want to sing and the key they prefer. Attendees can enjoy drinks, local talent, and plenty of live jazz.

Back Alley Brewing Company
MAY31
Health & Wellness

Moon Salutations Yoga Series

At ASCEND South Side, this moon salutations series offers a reflective practice aligned with the full moon, inviting time to look inward and let go. Participants consider behaviors, habits, and patterns that might keep them from the life they most want. The focus is on cultivating balance in practice and in everyday living by acknowledging complementary forces such as yin and yang, the ebb with the flow, and the cycle from contraction to expansion.

ASCEND South Side
MAY31
Art & Culture

Art Show Fundraiser

Howard’s presents its first art show fundraiser in support of the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation. Admission is $5, with free entry for children 10 and under. The exhibition features donated works from local youth and adults, highlighting a wide range of styles and experience levels. Many pieces can be taken home in exchange for a donation benefiting the foundation. Artists who would like to participate may drop off a piece at Howard’s Tavern.

JUN1
Food & Drink

Boozy Trivia Bingo with Kat De Lac - Under The Sea

City Winery partners with Kat De Lac for a boozy bingo celebration with an Under the Sea theme. Enjoy drinks and bites available throughout the event while taking part in lighthearted games with prizes. Entry is $5. Bottles of Kat De Lac Artist Wine are available to take home so the fun can continue afterward.

JUN1
Music

Taking Back Sunday Tickets

Taking Back Sunday brings a high-voltage alternative rock performance to Pittsburgh, P.A., channeling heartfelt intensity and big-chorus singalongs. The night centers on signature anthems and crowd favorites, with driving guitars and nonstop momentum creating a powerful live experience.

Pittsburgh, P.A.
JUN2
Art & Culture

Gen X Pgh podcast live recording with Chris Briem

A live taping of the Gen X Pgh podcast at Potomac Station Coffee House features hosts David Rullo and Valerie Gatchell-Christofel in conversation with Chris Briem, a regional economist with the University of Pittsburgh’s Center for Social and Urban Research and the author of "Beyond Steel."

Potomac Station Coffee House
JUN2
Music

Built To Spill with Special Guest Guerilla Toss

Built To Spill headlines a live concert at Mr. Smalls Theatre, joined by Guerilla Toss. The event welcomes attendees of any age.

Mr. Smalls Theatre
JUN4
Music

Saving Abel @Crafthouse.

Saving Abel performs live at the Crafthouse in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
JUN4
Comedy

Comedy Bang! Bang!

Part of the Ground Beefing Tour 2026, this live Comedy Bang! Bang! performance brings host Scott Aukerman together with Paul F. Tompkins and the Comedy Bang! Bang! All-Stars for an entirely improvised take on the award-winning podcast. All ages are welcome. Ticket resale through AXS Resale will not be available for this event.

Stage AE
JUN5
Music

Mr. Smalls Presents: Vinyl Williams X HOTT MT wsg Astrology Now

Presented by Mr. Smalls, this show at The Funhouse at Mr. Smalls brings together Vinyl Williams and HOTT MT, with Astrology Now appearing as the special guest. Vinyl Williams is a U.S. neo-psychedelic project led by Lionel Williams, a Los Angeles multimedia artist and musician. HOTT MT, expanded as Hour of the Time, Majesty Twelve, is a Los Angeles DIY experimental psych-pop group founded by Ashi Dala, also known as Ashleigh Allard, and Spooky Tavi, also known as Nick Logie. Their music favors a dreamy, surreal feel, and they worked with Wayne Coyne in 2012. Releases from HOTT MT include I Made This, AU, and Earth on Heaven. The show is open to all ages. Tickets are available.

The Funhouse at Mr. Smalls
JUN5
Music

Brad Bendis LIVE at Back Alley Brewing Company

Pittsburgh musician Brad Bendis brings high-energy performances and a versatile setlist that speaks to listeners of every age. Known for playing both solo and alongside local bands, he showcases standout musicianship. Admission is free, with seating available on a first come, first served basis. Open to all ages. Los Gallitos will be out front serving Mexican cuisine.

Back Alley Brewing Company
JUN6
Workshops & Classes

Tree Steward Program Field Training- Girty's Woods

Gain practical field experience at Girty's Woods through a small group training designed for new and returning participants interested in becoming ALT Tree Stewards. ALT’s volunteer-driven Tree Stewardship program focuses on monitoring and caring for restoration plantings at ALT conservation areas. Stewards are equipped with instruction and tools to tend thousands of young trees across Allegheny County, supporting a healthy canopy. During this session, participants will practice data collection, tree tagging, upkeep of deer guards, and general tree care. Long pants and closed-toe shoes are required, and long sleeves are recommended. Tools, gloves, and light snacks are provided. Please bring a reusable water bottle and a fully charged cellphone. Expect to walk up to two miles on varied terrain. There are no restrooms on site. Registration is required to receive updates about any necessary changes, and workdays will be rescheduled in the event of inclement weather.

Girty's Woods: 482 Irwin Ln Pittsburgh, PA 15212
JUN6
Music

Party in the Park: Connor Parente

Live music from Connor Parente comes to Hillsdale Commons Parklet as Back Alley Brewing serves cold beer, Knosso's offers hot dogs, and Skyway Drivin' provides ice cream. Presented by Dormont Community Development Corp with support from co-hosts Gold Mountain Music and Back Alley Brewing, this community event highlights music and refreshments in the park.

Hillsdale Commons Parklet
JUN6
Food & Drink

Wine, Whiskers & Trivia

Wine, Whiskers & Trivia at Kitty Queen Cat Rescue is a 21+ evening that pairs a shared wine tasting with a lively trivia challenge. Bring a favorite bottle to share for sampling in the cafe. A tasting glass and paired snacks are provided, and the resident cats will be ready to judge everyone’s picks. Afterward, head to the main lounge for multi-round trivia covering a range of topics, with a few cat-themed questions in the mix. Play solo or form a team, and compete for prizes awarded to the top performers. Purchase tickets only through Eventbrite or directly from Kitty Queen Cat Rescue.

Kitty Queen Cat Rescue
JUN6
Sports

Monthly Heads Up 5 Strike Tournament

Take on a heads up knockout competition where players can collect up to five strikes before elimination. Rounds rotate between DMD, SS, and EM to keep each matchup fresh. Entry includes a $15 Dojo fee with all games on free play, plus a $5 tournament fee that is fully paid out. This event is BYOB. Participants who arrive after play has started will receive a strike for each round missed.

JUN6
Music

Live Music | Bellevue UnWined at Tavern Pizza

Bellevue UnWined offers wine tastings hosted by neighborhood businesses, bringing together community connections and opportunities to shop locally. At Tavern Pizza, the experience includes live music from Jordan Schulz with a mix of pop, rock, country, funk, and additional styles.

Tavern Pizza
JUN7
Health & Wellness

Psychic & Healing Fair

Enjoy a welcoming psychic and healing fair at Ruckus Coffee Gallery & Cafe, featuring intuitive readings, holistic services, and a curated marketplace. Admission is free. Explore astrology consultations, medical intuition, tarot and palm readings, sessions with mediums and psychics, energy work and Reiki, along with shopping for new age goods including essential oils, jewelry, crystals, and more.

Ruckus Coffee Gallery & Cafe
JUN9
Art & Culture

Gen X Pgh podcast live recording with Dawn Keezer

The Gen X Pgh podcast will record live at Potomac Station Coffee House as hosts David Rullo and Valerie Gatchell-Christofel speak with Dawn Keezer, executive director of the Pittsburgh Film Office.

Potomac Station Coffee House
JUN9
Music

Rita Wilson: The Sound of a Woman Tour

Rita Wilson takes the stage at City Winery Pittsburgh with an acclaimed live set, touring in support of her latest album, Sound of a Woman. Celebrated for expressive vocals and vivid storytelling, she blends pop, Americana, and singer songwriter styles. Her catalog spans five studio albums, including Rita Wilson Now & Forever: Duets, which pairs her with artists such as Willie Nelson, Smokey Robinson, Jackson Browne, Tim McGraw, Elvis Costello, Keith Urban, Leslie Odom Jr., Josh Groban, Vince Gill, and Jimmie Allen. She also recorded Til You’re Home with Latin GRAMMY winner Sebastián Yatra for A Man Called Otto, a song that was shortlisted for the Academy Award. Wilson’s concerts have reached renowned stages like Disney Concert Hall and the Sydney Opera House. Enjoy an intimate night of live music, wine, and dining that brings you closer to the performance at City Winery Pittsburgh.

JUN10
Free

Music Bingo

Music bingo takes center stage with DJ Zack Bang hosting four rounds. It is free to take part, and prizes await the winners.

Cousins Lounge
JUN11
Music

Calliope Presents Brooke Annibale

This event features Brooke Annibale, a Pittsburgh native and Rhode Island–based singer-songwriter and guitarist. Known for moving fluidly across genres, she crafts reflective, expressive songs that mingle luminous textures with darker, more atmospheric tones. Her music has been heard on television shows such as Grey’s Anatomy, Pretty Little Liars, and One Tree Hill. She has also appeared on platforms including SiriusXM’s The Coffee House, AudioTree Live, and Paste Magazine Live. Brooke is currently writing, producing, and mixing a new set of songs funded through a recent Kickstarter campaign, with new releases scheduled throughout 2026. Her first single, My Favorite Part, is available to stream now.

JUN11
Career

Carnegie Business Meetup June 11

Hosted by the Carnegie CDC, this meetup at Higher Voice Studio brings Carnegie business owners together to connect, exchange ideas, provide feedback, and collaborate on planning events in town. It is part of a 2026 series, with more opportunities ahead to share resources and build relationships.

Higher Voice Studio
JUN12
Festivals

Carnegie Second Fridays June 12

Carnegie’s Main Street features live music, delicious food, shopping, and free activities for everyone. Performances include School of Rock and Springs & Arrows, with more to enjoy. Food trucks include Foxy Fran’s and Pittsburgh Tortas, and drinks are available from Back Alley Brewing, Headley’s Brewing Co., Country Hammer Moonshine, and Links Brewing Co. Outdoor games and activities are part of the fun, and locally owned businesses and vendors offer special deals.

E Main St, Carnegie, PA 15106, United States
JUN12
Music

LIVE at Lincoln Avenue Brewery in Bellevue

Lincoln Avenue Brewery in Bellevue sets the scene for good energy, frosty pints, and a showcase from Cosmic Shag. Friends can enjoy a bite and a drink together while soaking in the cosmic jams.

JUN12
Music

Mr. Smalls Presents: Dylan LeBlanc

Presented by Mr. Smalls, Dylan LeBlanc performs at The Funhouse at Mr. Smalls. This event is open to all ages. Tickets are available.

The Funhouse at Mr. Smalls
JUN12
Music

David Powell LIVE at Back Alley Brewing Company

Americana singer-songwriter David Powell performs at Back Alley Brewing Company with a set that leans heavily on covers, spanning artists from Willie Nelson to Foo Fighters. He has performed with The Laurel Lowlifes and Outside Eliza. Admission is free, seating is first come, first served, and the event is open to all ages. The BoonSeek will be out front serving Korean cuisine.

Back Alley Brewing Company
JUN12
Music

BNY Classics: Lincoln Portrait

Centered on Aaron Copland’s Lincoln Portrait, this concert explores the spirit and founding principles of the country. Copland chose Abraham Lincoln as his subject, and Lincoln’s words are heard alongside a distinctly American score, highlighting ideals to remember and uphold even in difficult times. The all-American program also features Joan Tower’s Tambor, John Adams’s The Wound-Dresser, and Leonard Bernstein’s Chichester Psalms. Adams’s piece sets excerpts by Walt Whitman that reflect on his work as a hospital volunteer during the Civil War. Manfred Honeck conducts, with baritone Matthias Goerne and The Mendelssohn Choir of Pittsburgh.

Heinz Hall
JUN12
Music

Bleach Fuzz at 565 LIVE

Bleach Fuzz returns to 565 LIVE for a night dedicated to 90s alternative and grunge. The event offers a throwback atmosphere with the era’s signature sounds. Admission is $5 at the door.

JUN14
Theater

North Hills Spring 2026 Performing Arts Show

A performing arts showcase takes the stage at the Greater Pittsburgh Masonic Center, presenting a collection of live performances. Admission is free.

Greater Pittsburgh Masonic Center
JUN14
Music

Dance Gavin Dance Tickets

At Stage A/E, Dance Gavin Dance brings a chaotic, genre-blending spin on post-hardcore. The performance features technical riffs and dynamic vocals that surge with explosive energy, creating a wild, high intensity live experience.

Stage A/E
JUN16
Art & Culture

Gen X Pgh podcast live recording with guest Chris Brussalis

Potomac Station Coffee House hosts a live recording of the Gen X Pgh podcast. Hosts David Rullo and Valerie Gatchell-Christofel welcome Chris Brussalis, president of Point Park University, for a conversation.

Potomac Station Coffee House
JUN16
Outdoor Recreation

WMNBikePGH Group Ride: beginner-friendly!

This beginner-friendly, on-street group ride sets off from Millvale Riverfront Park and wraps up at Harold’s Haunt in Millvale for post-ride refreshments. The route covers about 10.5 miles on terrain that is almost entirely flat. Riders will follow the Riverfront Trail from Millvale to the North Shore, continue through Allegheny West and Manchester, return to the North Shore, then head back into Millvale via the trail. Expect a relaxed pace of roughly 8 to 10 miles per hour. It is a no-drop ride, so no one will be left behind, with frequent regrouping. A ride leader, a sweep, and marshals help keep the group together and prioritize safety. Participants are encouraged to perform an ABC Quick Check before departing. The ride proceeds in rain or snow and clear conditions, with cancellations only in the event of lightning, thunder, blizzard conditions, or other extreme weather. Presented through BikePGH’s Women & Non-Binary program, which aims to reduce barriers to bicycling and uplift riders whose gender identities have been historically marginalized, including women, trans and non-binary people, genderqueer, agender and gender-variant folks, and others beyond traditional gender categories. Supported by Dollar Bank.

Millvale Riverfront Park
JUN17
Music

Hot Mulligan

Hot Mulligan takes the stage at Stage AE with Joyce Manor and Saturdays At Your Place. This indoor concert welcomes all ages. Ticket transfers are delayed for this event, and AXS Resale is not available at first but may be offered later.

Stage AE
JUN17
Music

Hot Mulligan Tickets

This show at Stage A/E features an emo group from the United States delivering emotionally charged vocals and high-energy pop punk. Their set weaves intimate, diary-like lyrics with rough-edged guitar lines, moving from tuneful choruses to searing, shouted passages that capture the messiness and fragility of adulthood today. Recognized as a key voice in the current emo resurgence, they bring an alternative rock bite and a cathartic intensity throughout the performance.

Stage A/E
JUN19
Music

Sarah Wells LIVE at Back Alley Brewing Company

Back Alley Brewing Company hosts a live set from Pittsburgh area singer and songwriter Sarah Wells. Bringing an energetic vibe, she blends her own original material with crowd-pleasing pop and rock covers from across the decades. Admission is free, and seating is available on a first come, first served basis. Open to all ages. Red Eye BBQ will be set up out front with food.

Back Alley Brewing Company
JUN20
Sports

Summer 2026 Adult Belt Promotions

A belt promotion event at the Strip District location features a seminar-style class highlighting techniques beyond the usual curriculum, followed by the promotion segment. It is intended for those eligible for promotion as well as others interested in learning and in supporting teammates and training partners.

Stout Training Pittsburgh - Renzo Gracie Team (Strip District)
JUN22
Music

Kurt Vile And The Violators with The Sadies

Kurt Vile and the Violators appear with The Sadies at Mr. Smalls Theatre. This all-ages show is open to everyone. Tickets are delivered by email seven days before the event.

Mr. Smalls Theatre
JUN22
Workshops & Classes

Summer Singers Camp

A day camp focused on singing for young vocalists ages 7 to 10, held at Christ Lutheran Church. Open to all within this age range, whether new to singing or already comfortable using their voice.

Christ Lutheran Church 917 Evergreen Ave, Pittsburgh, PA 15209-2207, United States
JUN23
Music

Esther Rose at Bottlerocket Social Hall

Don't Let the Scene Go Down on Me! Collective and Bottlerocket present Esther Rose at Bottlerocket Social Hall, with support to be announced. This all ages show features $20 advance tickets and $25 day-of-show pricing. A Santa Fe based songwriter with a gift for melody, Esther Rose arrives with her fifth album, Want, a collection that fuses pop sensibilities, country storytelling and the charged energy of a basement punk set. Her performances are noted for heartfelt intensity and shared emotion, with songs that move from candid reflections on relationships and recovery to wry, relatable moments. Recorded straight to tape in Nashville with producer Ross Farbe, the album stretches beyond the classic country roots of her early work and builds on the expansive sound of Safe to Run, leaning into textured guitars, distortion and a lively full-band feel. The studio team included Kunal Prakash, Howe Pearson, Gina Leslie and John James Tourville, with Dean Johnson duetting on Scars and New Orleans band Video Age co-writing tailspin. Recommended if you enjoy Waxahatchee, Angela Autumn, Molly Tuttle or The Felice Brothers.

Bottlerocket Social Hall
JUN23
Music

Teenage Bottlerocket, The Holy Mess, Latecomer at Smalls Funhouse

Presented by The Consortium and Mr. Smalls, this all-ages punk show at The Funhouse at Mr. Smalls features Teenage Bottlerocket with The Holy Mess and special guest Latecomer. Teenage Bottlerocket, from Laramie, Wyoming, includes Ray Carlisle on vocals and guitar, Kody Templeman on vocals and guitar, Miguel Chen on bass and vocals, and Darren Chewka on drums and vocals. The band is spotlighting music from Ready to Roll on Pirates Press Records, recorded at The Blasting Room with producer Andrew Berlin and mastered by Jason Livermore. Their single She’s the Shit nods to Ray Carlisle’s wife, Rachel, and leans into the fast, catchy spirit the group is known for. Advance tickets are $25.25 online, which reflects $20 plus $5.25 in fees, or $20 with no fees when paying cash at the Funhouse box office. Day of show pricing is $30.25 online, which reflects $25 plus $5.25 in fees, or $25 at the door with no fees. Tickets are on sale now.

The Funhouse at Mr. Smalls
JUN25
Food & Drink

Food Trucks In Armstrong Park

Food trucks visit Armstrong Park in Baldwin Township. The lineup may change depending on which vendors participate. For the latest schedule and updates, refer to Baldwin Township's website or Facebook page.

Armstrong Park, Baldwin Township Pa
JUN26
Theater

Beautiful - The Carole King Musical

A stage musical tells the story behind Carole King’s music, tracing her early years as Carole Klein, a young Brooklyn songwriter, through the chart-topping hits she penned for major artists and her own breakthrough with Tapestry. The production plays at the Benedum Center in Pittsburgh. Redstone Goes is offering a trip that includes motorcoach transportation with pickup options behind the Greensburg Garden and Civic Center or on Redstone’s Murrysville campus. The itinerary features a stop at Edgewood Country Club for a pre-ordered dinner with a choice of Chicken Marsala, English Style Cod, or Vegetarian Ravioli, followed by convenient drop-off and pickup at the theater’s front doors. The return route stops first in Murrysville and then Greensburg. The package is $175 per person and includes the motorcoach, driver gratuity, an orchestra level show ticket, and dinner. To reserve a seat, a nonrefundable $10 deposit is required by calling Gia at 724-832-8401, with the remaining balance due 30 days before the trip.

Pittsburgh, Pa
JUN27
Music

Two Wolf Moon & Ray Cygrymus!

Set in the new beer garden, this open air performance brings Two Wolf Moon together with Ray Cygrymus as they make their way back to Lincoln Ave. Brewery.

JUN27
Festivals

Bellevue Pride

This community celebration of Pride in Bellevue takes place at Bayne Park and is designed for all ages in a family friendly environment.

Bayne Park (34 N Balph Avenue, Bellevue PA)
JUN27
Music

LIVE MUSIC: BIA DAO at The Leaf & Bean in the Strip!

BIA DAO returns to Leaf & Bean in the Strip District for a free live music performance. Expect a relaxed summer vibe with tunes that pair well with a fresh coffee and a light cigar. Take a break from the bustle of the Strip District and let the music set the mood for an easygoing escape.

Leaf and Bean in the Strip
JUN30
Art & Culture

The Farm Is Here Book Event – Patagonia: Pittsburgh

A relaxed book signing happy hour with Jeff Tkach, CEO of Rodale Institute, takes place at Patagonia in Pittsburgh. Attendees can purchase books while supplies last and enjoy snacks and beverages from Patagonia Provisions. Proceeds from book sales support Rodale Institute initiatives in research, farmer training, and education. Registration is optional, and sharing a headcount helps ensure there are enough books for everyone.

JUL2
Festivals

Pawstar at Anthrocon 2026

At the David L. Lawrence Convention Center, Pawstar is part of Anthrocon 2026, a convention that celebrates the many facets of anthropomorphic, commonly called furry, fandom. It began in 1997 as Albany Anthrocon and has since grown into a major gathering for this community. In 2022 it welcomed more than 13,600 attendees and had raised over $500,000 for charitable causes.

David L. Lawrence Convention Center
JUL4
Music

Party in the Park: Ether & Echo

Enjoy live tunes from Ether & Echo at a community get together in the park. Back Alley Brewing will be pouring ice cold beers, and Knosso's will be serving hot dogs. Presented by Dormont Community Development Corp with support from co-hosts Gold Mountain Music and Back Alley Brewing.

Hillsdale Commons Parklet
JUL7
Art & Culture

Gen X Pgh podcast live recording with Ron Donoughe

David Rullo and Valerie Gatchell-Christofel of the Gen X Pgh podcast sit down with Ron Donoughe, co-founder of Art All Night, for an interview.

Potomac Station Coffee House
JUL10
Festivals

Carnegie Second Fridays July 10

Carnegie Second Fridays transforms Carnegie's Main Street into a lively community gathering with live music, food, shopping, and free activities for all ages. Enjoy a performance by Danielle Pastin, along with outdoor games and plenty to explore. Food options include Mexa and Pittsburgh Tortas, and drinks will be available from Back Alley Brewing, Headley's Brewing Co., Country Hammer Moonshine, Links Brewing Co., and Twisted Lemonade. Many locally owned businesses and vendors will feature special deals. Admission is free and everyone is welcome.

E Main St, Carnegie, PA 15106, United States
JUL10
Music

Louis Tomlinson

Presented by AEG Presents, this outdoor, all-ages concert at Stage AE showcases Louis Tomlinson’s How Did We Get Here? World Tour along with The Beaches. The event will proceed rain or shine, and ticket prices may vary based on demand.

Stage AE
JUL11
Music

Autism Friendly Open Mic feat. Ray Cygrymus!

Enjoy performances from area musicians in an autism friendly setting for families. Ray Cygrymus returns by popular demand with a ukulele performance.

JUL11
Civic

YBMKQ 10 Year Anniversary: 30 Under 30 Awards Gala

The 30 Under 30 Awards Gala offers an evening centered on celebration, excellence, and recognition. Hosted by Young Black Motivated Kings & Queens, it honors young leaders under 30 whose work strengthens their communities and professions. The program features a keynote address from Michelle McMurray, storytelling, and formal recognition of a diverse group of trailblazers. With a focus on leadership, innovation, service, and a shared commitment to uplifting others, the gala highlights a new generation shaping a brighter future.

Franklin on Penn
JUL14
Art & Culture

Gen X Pittsburgh live recording with Bill O'Driscoll

A live recording features David Rullo and Valerie Gatchell-Christofel in conversation with Bill O'Driscoll of WESA. The session takes place at Potomac Station Coffee House.

Potomac Station Coffee House

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