Watch colorful butterflies break free of their chrysalises to soar and glide among beautiful Phipps blooms. One may even land on you!
28 artists, 51 days. A visual celebration of contrasts – in material, process, and content. May 10 through June 29.
Experience the captivating work of Vincent van Gogh brought to three-dimensional life through vibrant blooms, majestic trees and hand-crafted props as recreations of his legendary paintings take center stage at Phipps this summer.
Elemental Fiber features six colorful quilts by California fiber artist, Kathy Nida. This exhibit is opened daily through midnight and is also free to the public.
Join us for a reading with Stewart O’Nan debuting Henry, Himself–a compelling addition to his beloved series about the Maxwell family. This event will be moderated by local author Tom Sweterlitsch.
Gather in the History Center’s Great Hall for a very moving and patriotic flag ceremony in honor of Memorial Day.
The Artsmiths of Pittsburgh Arts and Cultural Center is excited to announce “PINBALL FAMOUS” – an art exhibit by Dan Burfield of Tiltcycle.
The Associated Artists of Pittsburgh presents an exhibition of work by our recently accepted members at the Pittsburgh Center for Arts and Media
A world premiere that investigates the personal cost of war and what it means to survive.
Kruger Brothers are back to perform at The Roots Cellar on May 29, 2019 at 7:30 PM.
Join us for a screening of A Moment in the Reeds, hosted by ReelQ.
Join the Heinz History Center for a special evening celebrating the life and legacy of Olympian Herb Douglas and the release of a new book, “LAUNCHED: The Life of Olympian Herb Douglas,” written by History Center chief historian Anne Madarasz.
Five performing artists receive a fully-supported CSA residency to create a new performance at the New Hazlett Theater. By providing them with a support team, we remove hurdles, empower artists, and cultivate new work.
Join us for a reading with Corrine Jasmine, as part of the NAMI Keystone Pennsylvania’s Stories That Heal reading series.
Lyn Starr performs and debuts music from his upcoming release, Universe 25.
Celebrate the inaugural issue of Postindustrial magazine.
57 selected artworks by 56 artists from eight countries and 24 states will be on view in Fiberart International 2019 (FI2019), the 23rd triennial exhibition on contemporary textile.
Learn about the service of Vietnam veterans and their counterparts from the American Red Cross Overseas Association, thousands of whom served as “Donut Dolly” volunteers in Vietnam during the 1960s and 70s.
Join the Heinz History Center for its first-ever Open-Late Film Series in conjunction with the new exhibition, The Vietnam War: 1945-1975, and examine how Hollywood commemorated the Vietnam War, what it got right, and where it fell short.
