Events in Westmoreland County today

Cheap Trick takes the stage at The Palace Theatre in Greensburg, Pennsylvania for a live show presented by Drusky Entertainment. This event is open to all ages.

Celtic Thunder appears at the Palace Theatre in Greensburg, Pennsylvania.

At the Greensburg Night Market, a vendor will be offering Red and Mahogany Lunchbox Cakes.

National Save a Life Day focuses on overdose prevention with free naloxone (Narcan) training and distribution available at multiple community locations. Participants can learn to identify overdose warning signs and the steps to administer naloxone. An information table outside the WIN WDP Center will share education about Narcan along with other lifesaving tools and information. This project is supported, in whole or in part, by an award from the Westmoreland County Opioid Abatement Funds.

Enjoy a lively night of music-themed bingo with cash prizes, including up to $1,000 for the coverall, and an evening of entertainment for a meaningful cause. Tickets are $40 per person, or tables for eight are $280. Hosted by Howard Hanna Real Estate Services, Norwin Office, the event supports the Children’s Free Care Fund, helping local children’s hospitals and pediatric programs provide essential medical care and treatments regardless of a family’s ability to pay.

The Greensburg Night Market, presented by Charley Family Shop n' Save, brings a lively evening marketplace to South Pennsylvania Avenue in downtown Greensburg. Local artisans, farmers, and makers offer fresh fruit and vegetables, cut flowers, plants, honey, local meats and liquors, plus salsas, dips, and a variety of handcrafted goods. The focus is on showcasing community talent and providing an easy way to explore seasonal products in one place. For safety in crowded conditions, dogs are not permitted. Vendors are considered only through the official application process, and all legitimate updates are issued by the Greensburg Night Market rather than through comments or unsolicited messages.

An outside group hosts a mystery book club centered on lively conversations about thrillers, classic mysteries, whodunits, and related reads. Readers come together to trade insights, compare theories, and enjoy a welcoming, discussion-focused setting.

Wind down with an after-hours social and networking gathering at Tapped Brick Oven & Pour House. Connect with others who care about community impact, enjoy refreshments, and learn how the WIN-Spirations Monthly Giving Club advances workforce development and employment readiness initiatives. Admission is $20 per person, with all proceeds directly benefiting WIN-Spirations and its community programs. Current Monthly Giving Club members may attend at no cost. Parking is convenient. The program also shares how to join the tax-deductible WIN Monthly Giving Club to help create year-round support for local initiatives.

Powerhouse’s Chicago Transit tribute launched in the early 1990s as the first Chicago tribute act worldwide. Credited by the members of Chicago in the 90s, it remains the longest running tribute and is unique for featuring five lead vocalists, mirroring the original band. With a three piece horn section and a five piece rhythm section, the show spans the full range of Chicago’s catalog, from horn driven favorites like Make Me Smile, 25 or 6 to 4, and Saturday in the Park to later keyboard centered ballads such as If You Leave Me Now. Ticket options are $35, $44, $49, and $75, and service fees apply at checkout.

Experience a refined bridal shopping event hosted by MB Bride that spotlights MB Couture, the store’s exclusive collection created for today’s confident bride. Browse the full MB Couture lineup in a comfortable, welcoming setting, receive one-on-one guidance from experienced stylists in spacious fitting areas, and share the occasion with loved ones. A 10 percent discount applies to MB Couture gowns when they are ordered during the showcase. Family owned since 1991 and recognized as Pennsylvania’s largest family-owned bridal and special occasion store, MB Bride brings a longstanding commitment to care to this special experience.

This show highlights members of the Alloy 13 collective and their work. It offers an opportunity to meet the artists and see their art in person.

Returning for its fourth edition, this short film festival at Green Beacon Gallery highlights filmmakers from the Pittsburgh region, with a focus on very local voices. Submissions are open to creators across the area, with a $15 submission fee and a general guideline of 30 minutes or less per film; entries can be sent to GreenBeaconGallery@gmail.com. The program runs about two hours. All ages are welcome, and attendees may bring their own beverages with valid ID. Admission is $15. Free parking is available on the street and in the large lot behind the gallery. Before and after the screening, browse and purchase artwork throughout the gallery, featuring more than 500 pieces from over 200 local and regional artists.

Experience an upbeat night of dueling pianos with the Piano Maniacs as they bring their interactive show to downtown Irwin. The group has appeared at the Waterfront, including the space once known as Sing Sing and Rock Bottom. Expect spirited piano face offs, quick humor, and plenty of sing along moments that invite the crowd to get involved. Tickets are available.

For the 2026 season, Ligonier Country Market is partnering with Latrobe City and will be held at its new downtown Latrobe location on Ligonier Street.

Discover a weekly farmers market in Downtown New Kensington offering a variety of locally grown, reared, or produced products. SNAP and WIC/FMNP vouchers are accepted, making it easy to shop for local goods.

An open Overeaters Anonymous meeting welcomes anyone interested in the OA program, including students, supportive friends or family, and healthcare professionals. Everyone attending or observing is asked to honor the anonymity and privacy of those present. The meeting takes place at Newlonsburg Presbyterian Church in the Gathering Place, and attendees should enter through the Office Entrance. The space is fully accessible for wheelchair users. Visitor etiquette guidelines are available for those who plan to observe. The focus is on recovery in a 12 step setting and support for challenges such as compulsive or binge eating, purging, restricting, overwhelming food thoughts, and finding freedom from food obsession.

Say Ahh brings a high-energy Poison tribute to Club' Pure Imagination, channeling the playful rock and roll spirit associated with the 80s group. The four-piece from Pittsburgh has been performing since its 2009 debut and is promoted as the world’s first and greatest Poison tribute, delivering a show that covers every era of the band. Food and creative drink options will be available. Seating is limited and consists mainly of bar stools and pub tables. Additional first-come seating is offered at the Area 51 Bar and the VIP Balcony on the Main St side of the venue, where the stage performance is simulcast to large TV screens with sound. The venue is non-smoking and vaping is not permitted. A designated smoking area is located outside. Individuals under the influence of drugs or showing signs of intoxication will not be admitted.

Redneck Romeo performs live at AK's Sports Page in a debut appearance on this stage. Anticipation is high for their first time at the venue.

KidTrepreneur Markets offer a true community marketplace for young entrepreneurs, giving them the opportunity to sell their handmade creations while building creativity, confidence, and practical business skills. These events highlight and support youth makers in a warm, welcoming setting, and established small businesses and local vendors also set up on market days. Participation is open to vendors under 17, and all products must be made by the child. New and returning makers are welcome. Taking part is free, an application is required before each market date, and a parent or guardian must remain on site. Space is reviewed for every date. Applications are accepted for upcoming KidTrepreneur Markets. Consumable and topical items, such as food, beverages, and body care products, must have proper licensing to be sold.

Old Salem Market at the Greensburg Garden & Civic Center is a weekly community marketplace showcasing local agriculture, baking, and craftsmanship. Each market brings a fresh mix of farmers, artisans, bakers, specialty food vendors, and makers, so there is always something new to discover. Shoppers can browse farm produce and starter plants, bouquets and local honey, small-batch candles, soaps, and body care, handcrafted jewelry and gifts, fiber arts, woodworking and home decor, plus breads, pastries, jams, sauces, gourmet treats, and an ever-changing selection of food trucks and specialty purveyors. The market takes place in all weather. It is typically set up on the Greensburg Garden & Civic Center lawn, with a move indoors at the same venue when conditions require it. Special features add to the experience. Select dates include KidTrepreneur Market Days, where young creators age 17 and under sell their handmade goods alongside regular vendors. Once a month, a themed Pop-Up Market offers an expanded roster of vendors, seasonal touches, and extra activities. Admission and parking are free, indoor restrooms are available, the atmosphere is family friendly, and leashed, well behaved dogs are welcome.

Opal in Sky takes the stage at Preserving Underground in New Kensington with additional performances by Levels and Mirrorcell. This all-ages show is a Drusky Entertainment event.

Brian Regan brings his acclaimed stand-up to the Palace Theater in Greensburg, Pennsyvlania. Celebrated by critics, fans, and fellow comedians, he has earned praise from outlets such as Vanity Fair and Entertainment Weekly and is widely regarded as one of the top comics in the country. Over more than three decades, he has built a career on sharp material and an ongoing theater tour that fills venues across North America, reaching nearly 100 cities each year. Offstage, he co-stars in Peter Farrelly’s series Loudermilk, available on Tubi. His Netflix projects include the stand-up specials On The Rocks and Nunchucks and Flamethrowers, along with Stand Up And Away! With Brian Regan, which he executive produced with Jerry Seinfeld. Nunchucks and Flamethrowers is also available on vinyl. Tickets are priced at $55, $60, $65, or $75.