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  Dear Dave, We’re thrilled to share that through this incredible community of support, we have nearly met our $45,000 year-end goal!  Your generosity is actively ensuring that creative transformations through glass are possible for students in the year ahead. As one student, Grace, shared,  “Without PGC, I would never have had an opportunity to learn glasswork. I believe working with glass makes me a better student. I wish more students could find and explore glass.” If you haven’t yet made your year-end gift, we invite you to make the most of this moment and add your support to this powerful collective effort. Every gift strengthens the impact you’re helping to create. help us meet our year-end goal learn more about #smartgiving Join us at www.pittsburghglasscenter.org/donate  to be part of this extraordinary momentum. 🔥 With appreciation, Heather McElwee Randi & L. Van V. Dauler, Jr. Executive Director   5472 Penn Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15206 412-365-214...

      Your support makes it possible for the  August Wilson African American Cultural Center  to uplift and platform local artists whose voices shape Pittsburgh’s creative future. Through exhibitions, performances, residencies, and public programs, AWAACC provides artists with the resources, visibility, and professional opportunities they need to thrive. By investing in local talent, you help ensure that artists rooted in our community are seen, supported, and connected to broader national and global conversations in the arts. DONATE     EMMAI ALAQUIVA'S THE   EBONY   CANAL  WINS 2 EMMYS   The  Ebony   Canal  is a documentary directed by  six-time Emmy Award Winner Emmai Alaquiva  and narrated by  EGOT Winner Viola Davis . The film examines the  HERstoric  portal between the disparities of infant mortality and the current state of maternal health impacting Black women. Despite the undercurrent...

  A NEW SHOW PREMIERES IN GREENSBURG THIS JANUARY! and it’s being filmed for Public Television, witness history in the making The Unlikely Union: A Storytelling Symphony of America Saturday, January 17, 2026 at 7:30 p.m. The Palace Theatre Professor Greg Jackson , creator of the hit podcast  History That Doesn’t Suck! ,  is teaming up with the WSO, led by Daniel Meyer, to bring a live orchestral adaptation of his acclaimed touring show to Greensburg. Experience the  first 100 years of American history  through a compelling blend of storytelling and symphonic music, an unforgettable night where history and live orchestra unite on stage. This special event concert commemorates America’s 250th Birthday in 2026. 🎥 Don’t miss this one-night-only performance  filmed for Public Television! Reserve Tickets Sold through the Palace box office, online or by phone 724-836-8000 Watch the Preview on You Tube Reserve Tickets   CALENDAR OF EVENTS January 17:   T...