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SUNDAY

PNC BROADWAY IN PITTSBURGH:

CATSWhat began as a musical about cats after Andrew Lloyd Webber picked up a book of poems in an airport bookshop has become one of the longest-running shows in Broadway’s history. Winner of seven Tony Awards including Best Musical, “Cats” features 20 of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s timeless melodies, including the hit song “Memory.”Pittsburgh Cultural Trust

Benedum Center / 1 & 6:30 p.m.

Tickets start at $33

THE LAST AMERICAN HAMMERUnemployed conspiracy-theorist Milcom Negley forcibly occupies a local museum and demands the FBI take his grievances seriously. “A satirical but heartfelt examination of the fallout that occurs when the American Dream fails to materialize,” “The Last American Hammer” features a bluegrass-infused score that brings American roots to the operatic stage.Pittsburgh Opera

Pittsburgh Opera Headquarters / 2 p.m.

$40; $20 for kids 6–18

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LIBERTY MAGIC: ANNA DEGUZMAN IS THE QUEEN OF CARDISTRYWhat Anna DeGuzman can do with a deck of 52 cards will make your head spin! Manipulating cards into impossible 3D configurations, she cuts, flings, flips, rotates, juggles and shuffles playing cards in the middle of the street, along train tracks and in close-up shows at the most prestigious magic venues in the world. Pittsburgh Cultural Trust

811 Liberty Ave. / Tickets start at $40 / BYOB

Also March 4–8, 11–15, 18–22, 25–29

MONDAY

TRUST CABARET SERIES:

SHOSHANA BEANStar of “Wicked,” City Center’s “Songs for a New World,” and most recently Jenna in Broadway’s “Waitress,” Shoshana Bean is thrilled to be making her Pittsburgh Cabaret debut. Expect an all-new, and in a rare turn of events, mostly all-BROADWAY, show. Shoshana will sing from roles she’s played, roles she wants to play, roles she’ll never play, and maybe even take some requests! This is sure to be an evening you won’t want to miss!Pittsburgh Cultural Trust

Greer Cabaret Theater / 7 & 9:30 p.m.


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TUESDAY

SOULSESSIONS:

LEELA JAMESWhat sets the acclaimed R&B and soul singer-songwriter, Leela James, apart is her fearless approach to music. “The best artists stay true to who they are, no matter the scale,” she believes. These values have allowed Leela to remain a consistent figure in R&B with a discography of quality soul music spanning more than a decade.AugustWilsonAfricanAmericanCulturalCenter

AWAACC/8p.m./Ticketsstartat$35

THURSDAY

THE SOUND OF MUSICFeaturing songs such as “Edelweiss,” “My Favorite Things,” “Climb Ev’ry Mountain,” “Do-Re-Mi,” and “Sixteen Going on Seventeen,” The Sound of Music has become a standard in the musical world for over fifty years! The motion picture version remains the most popular movie musical of all time. Experience the spirited, romantic, and beloved musical story of Maria and the von Trapp family.PittsburghMusicalTheater

ByhamTheater/Ticketsstartat$18.25

AlsoMarch6–8,13–15

AMERICAN SON“A new American play grappling with serious, timely issues in a thoughtful way.” Hot off its Broadway run, this highly charged drama takes a brave look at race, gender, power and the dangerous dynamics at play when a young African-American man intersects with law enforcement.Mature content and language, including racial slurs. PittsburghPublicTheater

O’ReillyTheater/Ticketsstartat$31

AlsoMarch6–8,10–15,17,19–22,24–29,31;

April1–5

FRIDAY

COHEN&GRIGSBYTRUSTPRESENTS:

BRIT FLOYD“The World’s Greatest Pink Floyd Show” returns to the stage in 2020 to perform its brand new production, “Echoes 2020.” Including highlights from The Wall, The Dark Side of the Moon, Wish You Were Here, Animals and The Division Bell, and featuring a show-stopping 23-minute “note-for-note” performance of the iconic era-defining song Echoes, written 50 years ago, and from Pink Floyd’s breakthrough 1971 album Meddle.PittsburghCulturalTrust/BenedumCenter

8p.m./Ticketsstartat$44.25

AlsoMarch7

BNYMELLONGRANDCLASSICS:GRIEG’S BELOVED PIANO CONCERTO“An artist who can truly make the piano sing,” declares Gramophone of Yulianna Avdeeva. She “lets the music breathe,” says the Financial Times of London. Experience her artistry in Grieg’s beloved Piano Concerto. And Sir Mark Elder returns to lead the Pittsburgh Symphony in Sibelius’ bracing First Symphony.PittsburghSymphonyOrchestra

HeinzHall/Ticketsstartat$20

AlsoMarch8

SATURDAY

TRUSTARTSEDUCATION:DOCUMENTING LEARNING THROUGH PHOTOGRAPHYCameras are ubiquitous these days, but how can we best use them in our classroom? In this workshop, you will consider how you might use photography to enhance, expand and document learning for both you and your students. You will learn about free simple apps for photo editing and how to use visual artifacts in student assessment. Participants are encouraged to bring their own mobile device, however ipads will be made available for use during the class.PittsburghCulturalTrust

TrustArtsEducationCenter,807LibertyAve.

9a.m./$15

TRUSTARTSEDUCATION: YOUNG WRITERS & ILLUSTRATORSFor Grades 6–8Instructors: Julie Albright and Alison Babusci. Put pen to paper and use your imagination to create characters as you begin to write a truly fantastic story. Then, utilize your art-making skills to add visual detail and original images to truly bring your story to life!PittsburghCulturalTrust

TrustArtsEducationCenter,807LibertyAve.

1–4p.m./$20

PSO360:

PIANO POWER WITH YULIANNA AVDEEVAYulianna joins together with the musicians of the PSO in a program of brilliant keyboard works highlighting her poetic musicianship and dramatic flair. Enjoy it all from your seat on the Heinz Hall stage for an evening of “Piano Power.”PittsburghSymphonyOrchestra

HeinzHallStage/8p.m./Alltickets$75

MONDAY

TRUTHSAYERS:

TARANA BURKE Tarana Burke is a civil rights activist who was the original founder of the “Me Too” movement, which she started in 2006. It later became a global phenomenon that raised awareness about sexual harassment, abuse and assault in society in 2017.AugustWilsonAfricanAmericanCulturalCenter

AWAACC/7p.m./Ticketsstartat$35

THE CHIEFTAINS WITH THE PITTSBURGH SYMPHONY: THE IRISH GOODBYE TOURAfter 57 years of making some of the most beautiful music in the world, The Chieftains remain as fresh and relevant as when they first began. The six-time Grammy Award winners have been highly recognized for reinventing traditional Irish music on a contemporary and International scale. Come see them perform with the PSO at what will be a memorable evening of music, song and dance on this final journey.PittsburghSymphonyOrchestra

HeinzHall/7:30p.m./Ticketsstartat$25

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WORDPLAYIt’s storytelling with a twist! You’ll laugh, you’ll cry and you’ll get an extremely intimate look into the life of a total stranger.Bricolage Production Company

937 Liberty Avenue / 8 p.m. / $25

Also March 14

MONDAY

NATHANIEL RATELIFF In support of an upcoming solo album, Nathaniel Rateliff returns to his early acoustic days with the “And It’s Still Alright” tour. The show will span from Rateliff stripped back with just his voice and an acoustic guitar to the accompaniment of a full band. The set list will feature songs from his new album as well as his entire catalog. Opus One and Promowest Presents

Byham Theater / 8 p.m.

Tickets start at $54.25

WEDNESDAY

EQT STUDENT SIDE-BY-SIDEWITH THE PITTSBURGH SYMPHONY Area high school students take to the Heinz Hall stage to perform alongside their Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra counterparts under the baton on Resident Conductor Andrés Franco! Hear works by Tchaikovsky, Grieg, and Suppé, celebrating the diverse musical pursuits of our region’s talented young musicians.Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra / Heinz Hall

7 p.m. / FREE; call 412-392-4900 to RSVP

THURSDAY

COHEN & GRIGSBY TRUST PRESENTS SERIES:

KELLER WILLIAMS’ GRATEFUL GRASSKeller’s Grateful Grass delivers anything-but-traditional bluegrass versions of Grateful Dead favorites. Grateful Grass often has a rotating lineup and, in the past, has included collaborations with The Keels, Keith Moseley, Jeff Austin, Michael Kang, Reed Mathis, Bill Nershi, Allie Kral, Vince Herman, Sam Grisman and The Infamous Stringdusters. This time, Grateful Grass features Love Canon, whose seasoned, virtuosic string players are known for bringing acoustic-roots sensibilities to the electronic-tinged pop hits of the 80s and 90s.Pittsburgh Cultural Trust

Byham Theater / 7:30 p.m.



FRIDAY

MANDY MOOREEmmy-, Grammy- and Golden Globe-nominated actress, singer and songwriter.Pittsburgh Cultural Trust

Benedum Center / 8 p.m.


HERE + NOWThis mixed-repertory production celebrates choreographers creating dance for the here and now. Kyle Abraham’s “The Quiet Dance” captures frustration and isolation through sweeping movement. The music of Paul Simon sets the stage for Dwight Rhoden’s visceral “Simon Said.” And PBT artist in residence Staycee Pearl presents a brand new ballet. Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre

August Wilson African American Cultural Center


Also March 21–22, 27–29

PNC POPS:

BUGS BUNNY AT THE SYMPHONY“What’s up, Doc?” An enormously fun blend of classical music and classic animation! Bugs Bunny and his Looney Tunes pals return for the 30th anniversary of the landmark “Bugs Bunny at the Symphony” concerts. The world’s most iconic Looney Tunes—from “What’s Opera, Doc?” to “The Rabbit of Seville” and a dozen others—will be projected on the big screen, while their exhilarating original scores are played live. Created by George Daugherty & David Ka Lik Wong.TM & © Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc.(s20)

Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra

Heinz Hall / Tickets start at $22

Also March 21 & 22

TUESDAY

PNC BROADWAY IN PITTSBURGH:

THE BAND’S VISITIn an Israeli desert town where every day feels the same, something different is suddenly in the air. Dina, the local café owner, had long resigned her desires for romance to daydreaming about exotic films and music from her youth. When a band of Egyptian musicians shows up lost at her café, she and her fellow locals take them in for the night. Under the spell of the night sky, their lives intertwine in unexpected ways, and this once sleepy town begins to wake up. Pittsburgh Cultural Trust

Benedum Center / Tickets start at $33

Also March 11–15

WEDNESDAY

MUSIC 101:

MAX BLAIR, ASSOCIATE PRINCIPAL OBOE “CHASING A CONCEPT”The Pittsburgh Symphony Association presents the 37th season of Music 101, a free lunchtime series of lecture-recitals.Pittsburgh Symphony Association

Heinz Hall, Dorothy Porter Simmons Regency

Rooms / 12:30 p.m. / FREE

FRIDAY

BNY MELLON GRAND CLASSICS:

BRAHMS FIRSTShe stands among the top of the younger generation. Alina Ibragimova’s playing proclaims authority, says The New York Times. Experience the artistry of this young Russian virtuoso in the moving First Violin Concerto of Shostakovich. And guest conductor Jacob Hrusa leads Brahms’ powerful First Symphony.Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra


Also March 15

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WEDNESDAY

PITTSBURGH DANCE COUNCIL SERIES:

ROCÍO MOLINASpanish choreographer Rocío Molina has coined her own artistic language based on a reinvented traditional flamenco style, which respects its essence, but embraces the avant-garde. Accompanied by a live band, Molina’s dancing goes deep into her roots while pushing the norms of movement and gender, making a loud declaration that flamenco is an expression of freedom that cannot and should not be domesticated. Contains partial nudity.Pittsburgh Cultural Trust

Byham Theater / 8 p.m. / Tickets start at $10

ROBERT MORRIS PITTSBURGH SPEAKERS SERIES:

SUSAN RICESusan Rice served as National Security Advisor from 2013 to 2017. She also served as the United States Ambassador to the United Nations from 2009 to 2013. Under President Clinton, Rice worked for the National Security Council and was Assistant Secretary of State for African Affairs.Heinz Hall / 8 p.m. / Subscription only

FRIDAY

BOOKISH IN THE ’BURGH PRESENTED BY RIVERSTONE BOOKSBookish in the ’Burgh is a free festival celebrating teen literature by bringing authors and readers together. In Pittsburgh’s Cultural District, acclaimed young adult authors will join their readers for full days of conversation, book signings and a celebration of all things bookish. Pittsburgh Cultural Trust

Friday, March 27: Educator Day $40

Saturday, March 28: Teen Day FREE

Locations throughout the Cultural District

Also March 28

BNY MELLON GRAND CLASSICS:

PETRUSHKAThree of the last century’s most colorful composers: Kodaly, Bartok and Stravinsky. The popular “Petrushka” is an early masterpiece. “Petrushka” helped Stravinsky define the sound of the last century. This tale of a puppet’s unrequited love, Stravinsky’s score still inspires, sounding as fresh and brilliant today as it did in 1911.Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra


Also March 29

2020 PITTSBURGH HUMANITIES FESTIVALMARCH 20–22, 2020CULTURAL DISTRICT Artists, community leaders, academics and intellectual innovators from Pittsburgh and around the globe will converge on the Cultural District for wide-ranging conversations. You’ll hear about politics, music, food and beer, drag, incarceration and much more in a lively, entertaining setting.Presented by the Pittsburgh Cultural Trust and The Humanities Center at Carnegie Mellon University

FEATURED EVENTS

SH!T-FACED SHAKESPEARE: MACBETHSh!t-faced Shakespeare® is the deeply highbrow fusion of an entirely serious Shakespeare play with an entirely sh!t-faced cast member. Side-splitting, raucous and completely unpredictable, the show features a genuinely drunken professional actor selected at random every night, so no two shows are ever the same.MARCH 20 / Byham Theater / 8 p.m.


IRA GLASS: SEVEN THINGS I’VE LEARNEDThe beloved host and creator of NPR’s hit weekly radio show “This American Life,” invites us into his creative process, mixing audio clips, music and video to tell captivating stories live onstage, and sharing lessons and insights gathered over his career. MARCH 21 / Byham Theater / 8 p.m.


BLAIR IMANIA critically acclaimed historian, outspoken advocate, activist, author and dynamic public speaker, Imani centers women and girls, global Black communities and the LGBTQ community in her work.MARCH 22 / Greer Cabaret Theater / 7:30 p.m.


CORE CONVERSATIONSThese unexpected, intimate and entertaining presentations and conversations include “Kennywood Behind the Screams with Brian Butko and Rick Sebak,” “Brewing Black Beer: A Conversation with Fresh Fest Founders,” “Dance Maker: Blackness in White Spaces with Staycee Pearl” and much more!MARCH 21 & 22

Trust Arts Education Center / $5 each

SATURDAY

CARMEN“Carmen” is a roller-coaster of lust, deception and murder. Fiery gypsy Carmen, who lives her life to the fullest, can have any man she wants. But when she seduces naïve Corporal Don José, she gets more than she bargains for. Full of magnetic melodies and tragic twists, “Carmen” is irresistible.Pittsburgh Opera

Benedum Center / Tickets start at $14

Also March 31; April 3 & 5

SUNDAY

CHILDREN’S THEATER SERIES:

DIARY OF A WOMBATMeet Mothball, the naughtiest wombat in Australia. Bored with her daily routine, Mothball goes in search of shelter and food, creating chaos in the lives of the humans around her. Doormats, bins and washing lines are no match for this mischievous marsupial. Between a packed schedule of scratching, sleeping and eating, Mothball discovers that with a bit of persistence, humans are quite easily trained! Based on the multi-award-winning picture book, “Diary of a Wombat” by Australian Children’s Laureate, Jackie French and Bruce Whatley.Pittsburgh Cultural Trust

Byham Theater / Tickets start at $12

Also performed at satellite locations

March 22–28

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WEDNESDAY WINE FLIGHTS6:15 p.m. / Includes wine samplings and light fare

MARCH 4: STRICTLY ODDBALL

CRAFT BEER SCHOOL6:15 p.m. / Includes beer samplings and light fare

MARCH 17: CHOCOLATE AND BEER

SALSA FRIDAYSFridays, 10 p.m. / 21+

Dancing to local DJs 10 p.m.–1:30 a.m.

$5–$10 / Free for ticket holders of any earlier

downtown show (space permitting)

LATE NIGHT CABARET Select Saturdays, 10 p.m. / 21+

IMPROV COMEDY JAMThursdays, 10 p.m. / 21+

One-night-only teams of the city’s best improvisers create comedy based on audience suggestions.$3 at the door (cash only) / Free for ticket holders

of any earlier downtown show (space permitting)

BACKSTAGE BARLive Music Friday and Saturday

No Cover / Smoke-Free / Doors Open: Tue.–Fri. 5 p.m.;

Sat. & Sun. 12 p.m.; Closed Mondays

BNY MELLON PRESENTS JAZZLIVEThis popular music series, presented by the Pittsburgh Cultural Trust, showcases some of the region’s finest jazz musicians every Tuesday in the heart of the Cultural District. Backstage Bar / Tuesdays, 5–8 p.m. / No cover charge

MARCH 3: RML JAZZ

MARCH 10: REGGIE WATKINS QUARTET

MARCH 17: ORGANGRINDER FEATURING: KEN KARSH, KEITH STEBLER AND BILL KUHN

MARCH 24: DR. ALTON MERRELL

MARCH 31: ROGER HUMPHRIES + RH FACTOR

THE BOOK OF MERMAN MERMAN. MORMONS. MUSIC. MAYHEM. Two Mormon missionaries ring the doorbell of Ethel Merman and hilarity ensues in this new musical comedy. This riotous romp is sure to keep audiences rolling with laughter from start to finish!Pittsburgh CLO

Through March 8 / Greer Cabaret Theater

Wed.–Sat. 7:30 p.m.; Sat. & Sun. 2 p.m.


Groups 8+ may call 412-325-1582

WEDNESDAY WINE FLIGHTS

BNY MELLON PRESENTS JAZZLIVE


HARRIS THEATER 809 Liberty Ave. / 412-682-4111 TrustArts.org/filmFeaturing contemporary, foreign and classic films.

GAME TIME! Trust Arts Education CenterVisit TrustArts.org/gametime for more informationInspired by nostalgic activities including mini golf, fishing and board games, Pittsburgh’s first locally produced game show brings recently popularized challenges like escape rooms and bar trivia to a new level by adding an audience, team-based competition and the chance to win a grand prize.

ARCADE COMEDY THEATER Shows held every Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Visit arcadecomedytheater.com or call 412-339-0608 for more information. 943 Liberty Avenue / Tickets start at $7

3/1 Bonus Stage: Arcade Improv Night 7 p.m.

3/6 Mini Dungeon 8 p.m.

3/6 Comedy Royale Improv Madness Tournament 9 p.m.

3/7 Dinner with the Nolens 8 p.m.

3/7 Level Up Stand-Up 9 p.m.

3/7 The Early Evening Show with Steve Holz 10 p.m.


3/12 Lucky Draw 8 p.m.

3/13 After Werk: Schwa’s Drag Cabaret 8 p.m.


3/14 Penny Arcade: Kids Comedy Show 1 p.m.

3/14 the smallest show in town 6 p.m.

3/14 Arcade Hootenanny 8 p.m.


3/20 Bits of Progress: Stand-Up Showcase 8 p.m.


3/21 Drinking Partners 9 p.m.


3/26 Lucky Draw 8 p.m.

3/27 Camp Loose Leaf 8 p.m.

3/27 Comedy Royale Improv Madness Finals 9 p.m.

3/28 Penny Arcade: Kids Comedy Show 1 p.m.

3/28 Knights of the Arcade 9 p.m.


THROUGH MARCH 8

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Free and open to the public (except where noted)


WOOD STREET GALLERIES601 Wood St. (above T-station)

WED, THU: 11 a.m.–6 p.m.

FRI, SAT: 11 a.m.–8 p.m. / SUN: 11 a.m.–5 p.m.

POWER PIXELS 2020Miguel Chevalier returns with two world premiere generative and interactive virtual-reality installation—“Oscillations” and “Complex Meshes.” Through April 5

707 GALLERY707 Penn Ave. // WED, THU: 11 a.m.–6 p.m.


VOIDS, ETCA solo exhibition by Centa Schumacher that looks at order, chaos, and that which subdues them. The work in “Voids, etc.” was captured with a lens as a way to change visual reality into something beyond the real. In order to look past what we’re capable of seeing from our own physicality, we must find a way to see into the numinous potential that lies beyond.Through April 5

937 GALLERY937 Liberty Ave. // WED, THU: 11 a.m.–6 p.m.


MISPLACED FORTUNES Artist: Ross Mantle. “Misplaced Fortunes” navigates a literal and metaphoric treasure hunt through three centuries of history, legends, and lies. Ross Mantle’s sly, playful, and sometimes surreal photographs and texts connect the buried paths between General Braddock’s lost colonial paychest, America’s unquestioned obsession with progress, and Manifest Destiny. “Misplaced Fortunes” invites the visitor to view American history as a mystery and as a puzzle, asking how the promise of treasures, and our desire to seek them, continues to define us.Through March 13

SPACE812 Liberty Ave. // WED, THU: 11 a.m.–6 p.m.


TRUMPET TO THE TULIPSCurated by: Kristen Letts Kovak. Artists: Kristen Letts Kovak, Sarah Jacobs, Katherine Tzu-Lan Mann. Three painters embark on a playful collaboration with only one rule: doing something atypical and seeing what happens. Through March 15

AUGUST WILSON AFRICAN AMERICAN CULTURAL CENTER980 Liberty Ave. // WED, THU: 11 a.m.–6 p.m.


I CAME BY BOAT SO MEET ME AT THE BEACH: AYANA M. EVANS AND TSEDAYE MAKONNEN | GALLERY 1 New works and performances by Ayana M. Evans (New York) and Tsedaye Makonnen (Washington DC).Through March 29

VANISHING BLACK BARS & LOUNGES: PHOTOGRAPHS BY L. KASIMU HARRIS | GALLERY 2 Photographs by New Orleans-based artist L. Kasimu Harris.Through March 29

Sunday, March 1 / Artist talk with L. Kasimu Harris, Tunde Wey and Brentin Mock, moderated by Kilolo Luckett in Gallery 2Light refreshments and cash bar / 2–4 p.m.


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POWER PIXELS 2020THROUGH APRIL 5

MISPLACED FORTUNESTHROUGH MARCH 13

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HOW TO ORDER TICKETS

Tickets are available online, by phone or by visiting the Cultural District box offices. A service charge is added to phone orders. Ticket sales are final; no exchanges or refunds. Seats are subject to availability. Ticket availability for some events may have changed since this was printed.

Groups Save! Visit CulturalDistrict.org/groupsales for details. ONLINE CulturalDistrict.org or site listed with entry BY PHONE Benedum Center, Byham Theater, 412-456-6666 Greer Cabaret Theater & August Wilson African American Cultural Center

Heinz Hall 412-392-4900

Pittsburgh Public Theater 412-316-1600

BOX OFFICE HOURS Theater Square Mon.–Sat. 9 a.m.–9 p.m.; Sun. Noon–6 p.m.

Benedum Center Performance days only

Byham Theater Performance days only

Heinz Hall Mon.–Fri. 9 a.m.–8 p.m.; Sat. Noon–4 p.m.

O’Reilly Theater Mon. 10 a.m.–5:30 p.m.; Tues.–Sat. 10 a.m.–Curtain; Sun. Noon–Curtain

On performance days, theater box offices are open until the end of intermission.

For Heinz Hall performances, the theater box office is open until one-half hour after curtain time.

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American Cultural Center

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PARKING

When you plan your next visit to the theater, take advantage of the many convenient parking garages available to you in our Cultural District. In addition to Theater Square, there are a number of reasonably-priced parking garages that are just a short walk away from our theaters.

Download the Park PGH app for real-time updates on availability in all Cultural District garages.

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SUNDAY MON TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

1CatsThe Last American Hammer

Anna DeGuzman is THE QUEEN OF CARDISTRY

The Book of Merman

2Shoshana Bean

3BNY Mellon Presents JazzLive

Leela James

4Wednesday Wine FlightsAnna DeGuzman is THE QUEEN OF CARDISTRY

5The Sound of MusicAmerican SonAnna DeGuzman is THE QUEEN OF CARDISTRY

The Book of Merman

6Brit FloydGrieg’s Beloved Piano Concerto

The Sound of MusicAmerican SonAnna DeGuzman is THE QUEEN OF CARDISTRY

The Book of Merman

7Documenting Learning Through Photography

Young Writers & IllustratorsPiano Power with Yulianna AvdeevaBrit FloydThe Sound of MusicAmerican SonAnna DeGuzman is THE QUEEN OF CARDISTRY

The Book of Merman

8 Grieg’s Beloved Piano Concerto

The Sound of MusicAmerican SonAnna DeGuzman is THE QUEEN OF CARDISTRY

The Book of Merman

9Tarana BurkeThe Chieftons with the Pittsburgh Symphony

10 BNY Mellon Presents JazzLive

The Band’s VisitAmerican Son

11 Max Blair, Associate Principal Oboe “Chasing a Concept”

The Band’s VisitAmerican SonAnna DeGuzman is THE QUEEN OF CARDISTRY

12The Band’s VisitAmerican SonAnna DeGuzman is THE QUEEN OF CARDISTRY

13 Brahms FirstWordPlayThe Band’s VisitThe Sound of MusicAmerican SonAnna DeGuzman is THE QUEEN OF CARDISTRY

14WordPlayThe Band’s VisitThe Sound of MusicAmerican SonAnna DeGuzman is THE QUEEN OF CARDISTRY

15 Brahms FirstThe Band’s VisitThe Sound of MusicAmerican SonAnna DeGuzman is THE QUEEN OF CARDISTRY

16Nathaniel Rateliff

17BNY Mellon Presents JazzLive

Craft Beer SchoolAmerican Son

18 EQT Student Side-by-Side with the Pittsburgh Symphony

Anna DeGuzman is THE QUEEN OF CARDISTRY

19 Keller Williams’ Grateful Grass

American SonAnna DeGuzman is THE QUEEN OF CARDISTRY

20Pittsburgh Humanities FestivalSh!t-faced Shakespeare: Macbeth

Mandy MooreHere + NowBugs Bunny at the SymphonyAmerican SonAnna DeGuzman is THE QUEEN OF CARDISTRY

21 Pittsburgh Humanities FestivalCore ConversationsIra Glass: Seven Things I’ve LearnedHere + NowBugs Bunny at the SymphonyAmerican SonAnna DeGuzman is THE QUEEN OF CARDISTRY

22 Pittsburgh Humanities Festival

Core ConversationsBlair ImaniHere + NowBugs Bunny at the Symphony

American SonAnna DeGuzman is THE QUEEN OF CARDISTRY

23 24BNY Mellon Presents JazzLive

American Son

25Rocío MolinaSusan RiceAmerican SonAnna DeGuzman is THE QUEEN OF CARDISTRY

26American SonAnna DeGuzman is THE QUEEN OF CARDISTRY

27Bookish in the ’Burgh Presented by Riverstone Books

PetrushkaHere + NowAmerican SonAnna DeGuzman is THE QUEEN OF CARDISTRY

28CarmenBookish in the ’Burgh Presented by Riverstone Books

Here + NowAmerican SonAnna DeGuzman is THE QUEEN OF CARDISTRY

29Diary of a WombatPetrushkaHere + NowAmerican SonAnna DeGuzman is THE QUEEN OF CARDISTRY

30 31BNY Mellon Presents JazzLive

CarmenAmerican Son


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