Texture Contemporary Ballet marks its 15th anniversary with two new works and the first ever choreographed for the troupe by founder Alan Obuzor.
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Riverlife's Shore Thing is a 4,800-square foot barge with a concession stand, live music and more anchored on the Allegheny River between the Clemente and Warhol bridges.
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Forty years after its founding, the Renaissance City Choir adopts a new name to reflect changing times: Pittsburgh Pride Choir.
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This week, Anthony Alterio and his team will stage the inaugural Pittsburgh Dance Workshop. It’s four days of classes followed by two evening performances spotlighting more than a dozen local troupes and choreographers.
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Stop by East Liberty for the Shadow Lounge 25th Birthday Block Party, ride along for OpenStreetsPGH or watch a 35mm film festival at the Harris Theater — here's what to do in Pittsburgh this weekend.
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Pittsburgh Zoo & Aquarium says the $10 million gift from anonymous donors is the largest in zoo history.
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Pittsburgh Public Theater stages the local premiere of the Public Works version of Shakespeare's "Twelfth Night," with ensemble members drawn from the community.
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CE Mackenzie's memoir "Achy Affects" explores how harm-reduction practices informed their experience as a trans person.
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Pittsburgh will host Pogopalooza 2025, an extreme pogo competition, June 20-22.
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If one were planning to raise notable Pittsburghers from the dead, some people might consider doing it around Halloween. But hereabouts, the weather is warmer near the summer solstice. And this Saturday afternoon comes Prime Stage Theatre’s annual Cemetery Walk.
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Celebrate Juneteenth with music and community, check out the WYEP Summer Music Festival in Schenley Plaza or watch the Pittsburgh Independent Film Festival — here's what to do in Pittsburgh this weekend.