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  Pre-order Your CD Now! Photo courtesy of Julie Goetz DONATE TODAY!   MCP/PSO TICKETS AVAILABLE NOW September 13-14, 2025 |  Joe Hisaishi Conducts the PSO  | Heinz Hall |  Order Tickets December 9, 2025 | Handel's  Messiah  | Heinz Hall |  Order Tickets December 12-21, 2025 | Highmark Holiday Pops | Heinz Hall |  Order Tickets CLICK HERE FOR THE 2025-2026 MCP/PSO SCHEDULE THE MENDELSSOHN CHOIR OF PITTSBURGH Full Staff & Board Listing Contact the Mendelssohn Mary Ann Lapinski, Executive Director    Daniel Singer, Music Director            

  Save these Dates: Join us Sept 5 - 7 in Mellon Park for our 56th Annual Fair! A Fair in the Park returns to Shadyside’s Mellon Park for our 56th Annual Fair. Enjoy a beautiful weekend of art, friends, food and community as you explore our  100 artists from the Pittsburgh region and across the country. We are proud to be voted into the top shows in the country by Sunshine Artist Magazine. Friday, September 5 : 1 PM - 7 PM Saturday, September 6 : 10 AM - 7 PM Sunday, September 7: 10 AM - 5 PM Find us in Mellon Park adjacent to the Pittsburgh Center for Arts & Media For GPS Directions:  1047 Shady Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15232 To learn more about The Fair, visit our  website . Meet our Artists  

  Tickets: TinyURL.com/Kente-Garrett  KENTE ARTS ALLIANCE  is proud to announce our Fall Season’s Opening Concert  NEA Jazz Master KENNY GARRETT and   SOUNDS from the ANCESTORS Kenny Garrett’s latest album, Sounds from the Ancestors, is a message to all the legendary artists who helped shape his artistic prowess. In addition to his appreciation for the straight-ahead jazz heroes of the past, Kenny Garrett is quick to acknowledge non-jazz musicians who also have played a major role in shaping his tastes. In his view, it all comes from the same source, however varied. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 2025 @ 7:30 PM New Hazlett Theater Center for Performing Arts 6 Allegheny Square East   Northside Tickets: TinyURL.com/Kente-Garrett  Connect with us!     

  Have you ever wanted to have a conversation with a teenage Union soldier who carried his company's regimental flag across a dozen of the bloodiest battle fronts in the Civil War? Then stop by Homewood Cemetery on the afternoon of Sept. 27 and meet Henry Milo Curry. While Curry died in 1900 at age 53 after a postwar career as one of Andrew Carnegie’s top steel executives, he’ll be one of seven Homewood Cemetery residents portrayed by professional actors in period costumes during Prime Stage Theatre’s 3rd Annual Homewood Cemetery Walk. The rain-or-shine event offers 13 one-hour walking tours from noon-4 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 27, 2025 at Homewood Cemetery, 1599 S. Dallas Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA in Point Breeze. Tickets are $20 per person, available online and presale only at https://primestage.com/events/.   “Many of our mainstage plays have history as a central focus,” says Prime Stage Theatre artistic director Dr. Wayne Brinda. “The Cemetery Walk is a chance for us to...

          Mark A. Anderson, Artistic Director   Join us for the  Pittsburgh Camerata Cabaret   It's a Grand Night for Singing , an evening of food, drink, and unforgettable music. Don't miss this joyful celebration of song, featuring Broadway favorites, classic cabaret tunes, and more! This event is by invitation only. A limited number of tickets will be available mid-September on our new website. Stay tuned for more information. SAVE THE DATE Tuesday, October 28 , 5:30 - 7:30 p.m. at the Pittsburgh Golf Club 5280 Northumberland Street Pittsburgh PA 15217 Questions? Contact Jan Littrell, Managing Director, via  email  or text at  814-312-4669 .   Donate Here  

  support Ukrainian culture , creativity, connection get tickets here! a chance to add  your voice  to our next large-scale community-inspired theater work— and to show Ukrainians  you care  about their fight Join us at Carnegie Coffee Company on Thursday, September 4 for Forge Us Teeth of Metal , the second event in our series of Ukrainian folklore-based fundraising events supporting RealTime's upcoming large-scale work, “t here is a blue that only children see” , slated for production in 2026. We’ll have timeless Ukrainian tales and songs brought to life by some of Pittsburgh’s best local actors and Ukrainian musicians. Your ticket will include free coffee, tea, and smoothies (pumpkin spice season!), with snacks, beer and wine available by donation. And you can take part in post-show interactive conversations that will be folded into the 2026 work— including writing a message to a Ukrainian soldier or veteran, to be delivered by our partners at DT Care. ...