Events in Pittsburgh today

The Gen X Pgh podcast features an interview with Kelsey Friday of Brownie Mary. Hosts David Rullo and Valerie Christofel lead the conversation.

This casual meetup features a few friendly rounds of commander. New players are welcome, and a quick walkthrough is available before games begin. There is no cover.

LB hosts an info session at Poetry Lounge for anyone new to poetry slam. The conversation covers the rules, a bit of history, and the finer points of this bar game, with a focus on traditions and callbacks. It emphasizes that slam is a competition and explains what makes it tick. Drawing on years of experience working the show, LB delivers the essentials, the context, and the practical know-how to help people understand this lively format.

PNC Park hosts a National League Central showdown as the St. Louis Cardinals meet the Pittsburgh Pirates. With the season nearing its finish, divisional games like this can influence the standings and bring a sharp, competitive edge. Tickets are available for those planning to attend.

Preseason hockey arrives at PPG Paints Arena as the Pittsburgh Penguins meet the Detroit Red Wings. Entry is strictly mobile, so display tickets on a smartphone, since screenshots or printouts will not work for admission. Small wristlets and wallets up to 4 x 6 x 1.5 inches may use any entrance. Medical and parental bags must be processed through the designated X-ray lane at each gate, and all belongings are subject to screening. The arena is cashless, accepting credit and debit cards along with Apple Pay and Google Pay. Reverse ATMs on site can turn cash into a prepaid card. The Penguins app provides access to tickets, game previews and other helpful features. Ticket availability includes a public onsale, resale options and several presales, including Penguins Ticketmaster, Pens Weekly Subscriber, Partner and Text.

Southside Walk-In Food Distribution offers loose grocery items in a simple walkthrough format where participants can choose what best fits their household. Selections include produce, shelf-stable staples, and frozen proteins in family-sized portions. Vegetarian options are available.

Rainbow Kitten Surprise brings the bones North American Tour to Stage AE for an outdoor, all ages concert that will proceed regardless of weather. Presented by PromoWest North Shore and Opus One, this event features the band live on stage. In partnership with PLUS1, one dollar from each ticket supports organizations providing mental health treatment and improving access to care. The organizer indicates that AXS Resale is not available at the start and may be offered later. For purchasing details, refer to AXS’s Purchase Agreement.

The St. Louis Cardinals visit the Pittsburgh Pirates at PNC Park for a late-season NL Central clash with clear divisional significance. With the city skyline as a backdrop and two familiar rivals sharing the diamond, fans can expect competitive, meaningful baseball in a classic ballpark setting.

Starcleaner Reunion takes the stage at The Funhouse at Mr. Smalls, uniting singer and tambourine player Jo Roman with guitarists Pat Drummond and Neil Torman and bassist Adam Kenter. The group grew up together in Springfield, New Jersey, first connecting in high school and making music in different lineups. Their influences span Brazilian psychedelia, C86 jangle, and 1990s noise, a blend that shaped their approach from the start. The band’s name nods to a 1970s children’s book about magical beings who bring light back to the sky. This is an all-ages event.

Put your knowledge to the test at a lively trivia night featuring brain-bending questions, friendly competition, and prizes. Participation is free. Form a team ahead of time or team up with others on arrival. Enjoy food and drinks while you play. The highest scoring teams earn rewards and bragging rights.

Mario’s South Side hosts a comedy open mic, with on-site sign-ups before the show begins. The format is simple, starting with registration and moving straight into performances.

In the Nursery, Museum Educators provide age-appropriate materials and hands-on experiences created for babies and their growing families. Connect with other parents and caregivers and celebrate both the small steps and the big milestones in your baby’s development.

Managed by Pillar Pittsburgh, this free meetup welcomes moms with babies ages 0 to 3. Created through the work of doula Shanyn Winnowski, it offers a relaxed place to simply be, whether attendees are well rested or running on little sleep, freshly showered or not, feeling confident as parents or still finding their footing. Participants share, listen, and encourage one another while navigating early parenthood together. Plenty of coffee and tea will be available, and a full kitchen is on hand for anyone who prefers to bring their own beverages or snacks.

PNC Park hosts an NL Central showdown as the St. Louis Cardinals take on the Pittsburgh Pirates. With two long-standing division rivals meeting late in the season, the stakes are heightened and the rivalry energy is front and center. Set against the backdrop of a picturesque ballpark, this matchup is poised to attract plenty of attention from fans across the division.

Explore aerial silks in a session created for true beginners. Enjoy a full body workout that balances challenge and fun while you learn to climb, pose, and shape graceful figures and simple tricks on the fabric. No prior experience is needed, and you are welcome to record your progress to share later. Space is limited, so early sign-up is recommended. Private aerial parties can be arranged for special occasions. Please wear leggings and a fitted T-shirt, and do not wear jewelry. Sports bras need to be paired with a shirt, and clothing should cover the body fully since the silks are shared. Participants must be 14 or older, and those under 18 need permission from a parent. Members receive a discount, and anyone who does not know their membership code can get in touch by text or email.

An open Overeaters Anonymous meeting is held at Allegheny General Hospital Suburban Campus in the second floor conference room. The location is fully wheelchair accessible. Individuals seeking recovery from challenges such as overeating, food addiction, anorexia, bulimia, orthorexia, or compulsive exercise are welcome. Because it is open, students, support people, and healthcare professionals may attend to learn about the program. All visitors are asked to respect the anonymity of everyone present. The meeting does not take place on holidays, including Thanksgiving. Visitor etiquette guidelines are available.

Ninajirachi brings the I Love My Computer and It Loves Me Tour to Stage AE, joined by MGNA Crrrta. This stop on the tour is open to attendees of all ages.

At Byham Theater, magician Justin Willman brings his One for the Ages tour, arriving on the heels of Magic Lover, Netflix’s inaugural magic comedy special. Best known as the creator and star of Netflix’s Magic for Humans and Magic Prank Show, he mixes mind-bending illusions with an easy, conversational humor that has earned more than a billion views and a following that spans families, comedy fans, and skeptics. His résumé includes appearances on The Tonight Show, The Today Show, The Kelly Clarkson Show, and Conan, along with the Magic Castle’s Stage Magician of the Year honor. He has performed at the White House and filled theaters across the country, even moving adults to tears with a single card trick. This tour marks his largest yet, featuring brand-new material and interactive moments... a lively, sleight-of-mind experience that is clever, silly, and astonishing. Built for all ages and generations.

At the Carnegie Library Lecture Hall, acclaimed and award-winning New York Times bestselling author Ariel Lawhon presents a New & Noted lecture centered on her forthcoming novel, The Pirate Queen, an expansive historical adventure inspired by Grace O’Malley, the Irish folk heroine who fought to protect her people on land and sea. The book follows Grace from a childhood shaped by the pull of the ocean and the constraints of a noble family, through a forbidden early love and an unwanted marriage to a brutal warrior. As she quietly builds a loyal following, betrayal forces her from her husband’s lands and back to the water, where she takes command of clan O’Malley’s formidable fleet. With Queen Elizabeth’s reach into Ireland growing stronger, Grace must defend her territory, her ships, and those she loves against determined English deputies. Set against the rugged beauty and stark realities of sixteenth century Ireland, the story traces the making of the woman remembered as Ireland’s Pirate Queen. Lawhon’s work has been published in more than thirty languages and has been selected by programs such as Good Morning America, LibraryReads, and One Book One County. She makes her home outside Nashville, Tennessee, with her husband and four sons, often splitting time between the grocery store and the baseball field.

GoldFord brings the Space of the Heart Tour 2026 to Mr. Smalls Theatre for an all-ages show. Tickets are delivered by email seven days before the event. The Space of the Heart VIP Experience includes a general admission ticket with early entry, a meet and greet and photo with GoldFord, first access to the merchandise table, a tote bag, an exclusive VIP laminate and lanyard, a customized Space of the Heart journal, and a signed Space of the Heart 12-gatefold vinyl in a VIP-only variant. For updates, see @opusoneprod and @mrsmallstheatre on Instagram.

Put your Marvel knowledge to the test at a trivia night in the City Kitchen Mezzanine. Expect questions that range from Thor’s final words in Avengers: Endgame to identifying the antagonist in Ant-Man. Teams compete for a $50 City Kitchen gift card. Seating is limited, with team registration available. Presented by Bakery Square and Pittsburgh Bar Trivia.

Club Cafe welcomes The Inspector Cluzo, a rock duo from Gascony whose music is deeply connected to their life as organic farmers. Their tenth album, Less Is More, arrived in June 2025 on their own label. Produced in Nashville by their mentor Vance Powell, it was captured live over four days and mixed in three. The release received wide acclaim, including a fifth-place ranking from Rolling Stone for 2025 and recognition from Classic Rock UK among the year’s top rock albums. The record explores ideas linked to D. H. Thoreau and the concept of post growth. Committed to sustainability, the band prioritizes physical formats and has sold about 10,000 copies mainly on CDs and LPs, viewing streaming as a limited tool for practical reasons tied to ecology. Away from the stage, they run Lou Casse, a 15-hectare organic family farm in Gascony that uses agro-ecological practices without chemicals or GMOs, grows cereals from their own free seeds, and helps preserve local species such as Gascon geese, sheep, and poultry. Their self-sufficient approach shapes their art, and they sell their produce at the Mont de Marsan farmers market each Saturday. Tickets are $12 in advance and $18 on the day of the show.

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

Redstone Goes Trips and Tours is organizing a motorcoach outing to the Benedum Center for The Lion King, one of Broadway’s longest running hits. Boarding is available behind the Greensburg Garden and Civic Center or at Redstone’s Murrysville campus, with a stop at Station Square for dinner at Tupelo Honey Southern Cuisine before the show. After the meal, the bus drops passengers at the theater’s front doors and meets them there again when the performance ends, then returns with drop offs at Murrysville followed by Greensburg. The price is $265 per person and covers motorcoach transportation, driver gratuity, an orchestra level ticket, and dinner. This rate reflects the premium cost of orchestra seating for a show with high demand. To reserve, call 724-832-8401 X 3378 and leave a message for a callback to finalize the booking. A nonrefundable $10 deposit secures a seat, and the remaining balance is due 30 days before departure.

Caamp brings its heartfelt folk rock to Stage AE for an all ages show. The band arrives in support of Somewhere, a new EP that pairs warm, acoustic-driven arrangements with reflective storytelling and themes of love, change, nostalgia, and letting go. The lead track, Let Things Go, sets the tone with a gentle push toward release and renewal. Caamp has built a devoted following with billions of streams and millions of monthly listeners, plus sold out tours, major festival sets, and television appearances on Jimmy Kimmel Live, CBS This Morning, and Stephen Colbert. Founded by Taylor Meier and Evan Westfall in Columbus and launched out of Athens while Meier attended Ohio University, the group’s catalog includes their self-titled debut, Boys, By and By, and Lavender Days. For this event, $1 from each ticket supports The Great Heights Movement, established by the band and administered by The Columbus Foundation, benefiting programs in Columbus and in other communities with a focus on music education, social justice, and sustainability. A limit of 4 tickets per order applies. Orders that exceed the limit, or that appear linked by shared details such as name, IP address, email, billing address, or credit card, may be canceled without notice and purchasing ability may be restricted. Canceled orders may be refunded at face value before fees. Resale through AXS Resale is not available at this time and may be enabled later. Please refer to AXS purchase terms for more information.

Creatives from every discipline gather for a recurring meetup focused on connection and community. Visual artists, musicians, performers, writers, and others can mingle in a relaxed setting, exchange ideas and inspiration, uncover collaboration opportunities, and discover new creative spaces across the North Boroughs. The host venue changes each month. Welcomes artists at any stage, from beginners to established professionals. Free to attend.

A special benefit honoring the Carnegie Carnegie spotlights The Secret Garden, celebrating the literary spirit that connects the Library and Music Hall. Inspired by Frances Hodgson Burnett’s 1911 story that later became a Tony Award winning musical and a film, this gathering commemorates 125 years of the Carnegie Carnegie while raising funds to support future programs and initiatives.

The Three Wishes Tour brings Amélie Farren, Lilith Max, and Rabbitology to Thunderbird Music Hall for a night of vivid storytelling and inventive sound. Amélie Farren delivers intimate alt folk and alt pop crafted with striking specificity, having begun writing at twelve and building momentum with a debut track surpassing 24 million streams, a follow up release crossing 70 million, and a first album produced by Michael Keenan that explores obsession, tangled attachment, and the reflections between those who hurt and those who are hurt. Her new EP, Infanescence, turns its focus to how time reshapes a person and the space between feeling young and knowing you are not. Lilith Max conjures fantasy folk scenes of knights, myths, and magic, pairing danceable grooves with layered lyrics that take on themes like female rage, social pressure, climate change, and inner conflict. Her performances blend cinematic flair with dynamic movement and a wide vocal range that soars to airy highs and reaches into rich lows. Rabbitology, the project of Nat Timmerman, opens the door to a curious, burrowing world where personal memories become imaginative sonic short stories set against eclectic textures. This is an all ages show. Tickets are general admission with standing room only. Accessible seating can be arranged after purchase. All sales are final.

Psychedelic Porn Crumpets takes the stage at Mr. Smalls Theatre for an all ages show. Tickets are delivered by email one week before the event. Instagram handles listed for this event are @opusoneprod, @mrsmallstheatre, and @funhouseatmrsmalls.

Warm up your vocals for a lively karaoke night at Cousins Lounge hosted by Millvale's favorite DJ Budz. Take the stage and compete for prizes for the best singer. Sip $5 select craft drafts and enjoy a special food menu between songs. This event takes place every last Friday of the month.

Experience 90s hip hop reimagined for strings at Trinity Episcopal Cathedral as the Listeso String Quartet brings a full program of iconic tracks to a candlelit setting. Expect elegant arrangements inspired by artists such as Fugees and Lauryn Hill, Jay-Z, Nas, Outkast, Missy “Misdemeanor” Elliott, A Tribe Called Quest, Wu-Tang Clan, 2Pac, The Notorious B.I.G., Dr. Dre, and Snoop Dogg. Selections include favorites like Ready or Not, Doo-Wop, Fu-Gee-La, Killing Me Softly, Can I Get A..., Big Pimpin, It Ain’t Hard to Tell, N.Y. State of Mind, The World Is Yours, Rosa Parks, Elevators (Me & You), SpottieOttieDopaliscious, The Rain (Supa Dupa Fly), Sock It to Me, Can I Kick It, Check the Rhime, Scenario, C.R.E.A.M. (Cash Rules Everything Around Me), Protect Ya Neck, Dear Mama, California Love, Juicy, Big Poppa, Hypnotize, Still D.R.E., Forgot About Dre, Nuthin’ but a ‘G’ Thang, and Gin and Juice. A limited number of sessions feature a special floral setting to celebrate Candlelight Spring, while all others follow the usual Candlelight setup. The performance lasts 60 minutes. Doors open 45 minutes before start time, and late entry is not permitted. The event is recommended for ages 8 and up, with anyone under 16 required to attend with an adult. The venue is ADA accessible. Seats are allocated by zone in order of arrival.

At Acrisure Stadium, the Bucknell Bison meet the Pittsburgh Panthers in a football matchup that pits a regional FCS team against an ACC foe. It offers a chance to watch contrasting styles of play unfold in a large stadium environment.

The Rio Grande RedStorm travel to Pittsburgh to face the Duquesne Dukes in a non-conference football matchup at Arthur J. Rooney Athletic Field. The game features a visiting challenger against the home team, with plenty to watch in the trenches, on special teams, and in late-game adjustments if the score stays close.

The St. John’s Bazaar & Flea Market is returning. Further information will be announced soon.

Organized by the American Diabetes Association, this community walk brings together friends, families, and coworkers to support people living with diabetes. As the ADA’s flagship fundraising walk, Step Out Walk unites participants around a shared goal to end diabetes, building awareness and strengthening ties across communities. The event supports prevention and management efforts and moves the ADA closer to its vision of life free from diabetes and its burdens.

Begin at the Powdermill Avian Research Center within the Carnegie Museum of Natural History’s Powdermill Nature Reserve for a behind-the-scenes look at bird science. Watch skilled ornithologists carefully capture, band, and release wild birds, offering close views of species such as warblers and thrushes while highlighting research on migration and habitats. The outing then heads into the Laurel Highlands for a visit to Spruce Flats Bog, a distinctive high-elevation wetland bordered by spruce and tamarack. A short boardwalk guides you past mossy hummocks and quiet pools where migrant birds may be seen on their journey south. Ornithologist Bob Mulvihill and Educator and Photographer Mike Faix share insights and field stories that engage both kids and adults. Open to ages 6 and up, with participants under 18 accompanied by a registered adult. Bring binoculars, or borrow a pair from the Aviary. Members $50, Non-Members $55.

At Events at 3rd, this Autumn Equinox morning centers on lifting spirits, sparking inspiration, and boosting energy with art, meaningful connection, and feel-good momentum. The experience aligns with the golden light of the season, encouraging appreciation of beauty and a grounded, vibrant, renewed start to fall.

Get ready for University of Pittsburgh versus Bucknell University at the Pittsburgh Gold Zone Tailgate, a pregame event designed to deliver a premier experience ahead of Pitt home football games. Food and beverages are included, with live music alongside other entertainment to build game day excitement. The location is a short stroll from Acrisure Stadium, making it easy to carry the energy straight to kickoff.

This annual, two day juried fine arts festival transforms Uptown Mt. Lebanon into a lively hub for creativity. The Mt. Lebanon Partnership presents this outdoor event, bringing together between 60 and 80 professional artists who showcase original handmade work across many mediums, including two dimensional art, jewelry, wood, sculpture, glass, ceramics, fiber and wearable pieces, mixed media, leather, and metal. Visitors can also explore a curated mix of food vendors and enjoy live entertainment all weekend long. Cash awards and artist incentives help draw exceptional talent from across the region.

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

Rennerdale marks the re-opening of the community duck pond with a block party at the Rennerdale Volunteer Fire Department’s Duck Pond. Highlights include a kids fishing derby that requires advance registration, inflatable bounce houses, fire safety demonstrations, and food trucks. Live music comes from Pittsburgh’s Analog Dogs during the festivities.

An open air market brings a changing mix of local vendors to The Strip District Terminal, featuring handmade goods, treats, and a variety of other finds. A Pittsburgh DJ provides live music while visitors explore the stalls, and there are additional places to eat, shop, and enjoy entertainment throughout The Terminal. Vendor and performer applications for the 2026 season are closed, and communication should go only through The Terminal’s official channels.

VC2 Street Studio transforms the Bakery Square Courtyard into a live, interactive art pop-up led by Pittsburgh artist VC2 Art (Vincent Candelore). The setup welcomes spontaneous participation at a shared canvas, encouraging anyone to paint alongside the artist. No experience is required, and the focus is on good energy and collective creativity. Attendees can grab a drink and contribute their own strokes as the shared moment becomes the artwork.

Squirrel Hill Night Markets return for the 11th season with a lively open air celebration that fills Murray Avenue between Forbes and Beacon with food, art, music, and neighborhood spirit. Taste a variety of options from food trucks and nearby restaurants, from savory bites to sweet treats. Browse handmade work from more than 100 I Made It! Market artists and crafters. Enjoy live music and performances throughout the evening, presented with support from Sunburst School of Music. Local Squirrel Hill businesses add to the festive atmosphere, creating a place for friends and neighbors to connect. Parking is available in nearby Parking Authority lots, and fees may apply. The series is presented by Uncover Squirrel Hill and I Made It! Market. Key Bank supports the 2026 season, with additional neighborhood sponsorship from Little's Shoes, Brandywine Communities, Sunburst School of Music, and the Squirrel Hill Urban Coalition. Artist and food truck applications are handled through the I Made It! Market website, and organizers do not recruit through messenger or comments.

Way Dynamic, the solo project of Melbourne musician Dylan Young, brings a warm, artful set to The Funhouse at Mr. Smalls with special guest Star Moles. Young’s third album, Massive Shoe, is on the way and blends minimalist folk pop, art rock, and baroque pop, with playful songwriting and bright, layered sonics. He produced much of it himself and draws on experience from Cool Sounds and Good Morning, along with drumming work for Snowy Band and Kankawa Nagarra. This event is open to all ages.

Ben Harper & The Innocent Criminals perform at Mr. Smalls Theatre in an all ages concert. This event is sold out.

Opening night features Beethoven’s Fifth Piano Concerto, the Emperor, led by Manfred Honeck with Lang Lang as piano soloist.

The Rhinos are set to take part in Great Race 2026.

Warm up for the game with a pregame tailgate just a short walk from Acrisure Stadium. Food and drinks are included, with live music and other entertainment creating a spirited football vibe. A newly added rooftop party ticket option provides an elevated perspective. Planned around Pittsburgh home games, this gathering brings a full tailgate experience together in one convenient spot.

Stage AE in Pittsburgh hosts an outdoor Steelers tailgate that welcomes all ages, taking place rain or shine. As the official pregame hub before every home game at Acrisure Stadium, this large gathering offers free entry, live entertainment, specials on food and beverages, and opportunities to win prizes and signed memorabilia.

A lively neighborhood market centered on fresh food and handmade wares. Each week features area farmers, bakers, and artisans, with a rotating mix of vendors so the offerings change across the season. Shop local produce, freshly baked breads and pastries, and crafted goods while supporting small local businesses. Beer is available from Velum Fermentation next door. Originating from an idea at South Side Community Action Network’s Neighbor Night and shaped by a series of successful pop-up markets, it has grown into its first full weekly season. The atmosphere is family friendly and filled with community spirit.

Carnegie’s Main Street turns into a bustling farmers market with more than 40 vendors. Shop for fresh produce, spices, artisan crafts, and cooking accessories, then enjoy live music, food trucks, and drinks as you explore. Many neighborhood shops and restaurants open especially for the market, adding even more to see and taste.

Spend an afternoon immersed in board games at Ruckus Café. A curated selection will be available, from modern staples like Ticket to Ride and Wingspan to engaging titles such as Mice & Mystics and Rolling Heights. Participants are also welcome to bring personal favorites to share with others. The café will serve coffee drinks and fresh-made food throughout the gathering, and outside food or beverages are not permitted. All experience levels are encouraged, from casual players to longtime hobbyists. Expect a friendly community of game enthusiasts, chances to meet new people, and plenty of great options for coffee, food, and snacks.

This monthly meetup brings together Pittsburgh songwriters, producers, and musicians to share works in progress and talk about the craft. Attendees can bring a finished track, a demo, or a rough idea to play for the group. Everyone listens, offers feedback, and explores songwriting, production, and mixing. All styles and experience levels are welcome. The gathering includes time to workshop songs, trade tips on writing, producing, and mixing, connect with local artists and potential collaborators, and hear what people in the community are creating. Participants may bring the tools they use to make music, such as instruments, laptops, MPCs, or anything used for writing or production.

A laid back weekly Pokemon meetup focused on trading and casual play. Bring a binder of cards to trade and a deck for friendly pickup games, and spend time with others who enjoy Pokemon. Singles are not bought or sold, but trading from personal binders is welcome.

Bear Ghost brings the Tiny Hitman Tour to Mr. Smalls Theatre, joined by Sarah and the Safe Word and Spaceman Bob. The event is open to all ages. Tickets will be sent by email seven days before the event.