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The Collective is an intimate process-based theater academy teaching the foundations of acting through song, character development, and text. Each month this summer, The Collective will host one unique 2-week intensive focusing on the process of Performance, Development, and Showcasing June / The Performance Project (ages 14-18) - June 14th through June 25th - Read More |
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Come still the waters of your mind in a supportive, friendly group through mindful meditation! Regular meditation has been shown to reduce stress and anxiety, and to enhance focus and wellbeing. This group meets in the Studio on the first and third Thursdays of each month, from 2:00-3:00 PM. This group is intended for adults, Read More 
Join your neighbors at the Andrew Carnegie Free Library & Music Hall for a four-part conversation about how we experience race in the US. We'll read & discuss Mira Jacob's Good Talk: A Memoir in Conversations, a 2020 graphic novel which explores diversity through conversations between the author and her six year old mixed-race son. Read More |
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The Pittsburgh Festival Opera presents the first of three outdoor summer concerts featuring emerging talent of the Hans and Leslie Fleischner Young Artists Program. Enjoy this fresh take on your favorite arias, duets, trios, ensembles and Broadway standards. Revel in tomorrow’s stars under the stars. Concert begins at 7:30pm Tickets: $10 - $50 Purchase Tickets Here Read More |
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Come still the waters of your mind in a supportive, friendly group through mindful meditation! Regular meditation has been shown to reduce stress and anxiety, and to enhance focus and wellbeing. This group meets in the Studio on the first and third Thursdays of each month, from 2:00-3:00 PM. This group is intended for adults, Read More
Join your neighbors at the Andrew Carnegie Free Library & Music Hall for a four-part conversation about how we experience race in the US. We'll read & discuss Mira Jacob's Good Talk: A Memoir in Conversations, a 2020 graphic novel which explores diversity through conversations between the author and her six year old mixed-race son. Read More |
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TICKETS Enjoy Stage 62 all summer long with a 3-part outdoor concert series! Building on the success of last year’s pilot show, Songs from the Steps will take place on the steps in front of the beautiful Music Hall entrance with audience seating in the parking lot. Each concert will highlight a wide variety of Read More
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Our collection of books is always growing and changing. When new books come in, older books must find new homes! When librarians remove older books from our collections, we call it "weeding" - and just like weeding a garden, it helps keep our collection healthy, relevant, and engaging. This week (July 19-24), we're giving away Read More |
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You've seen the amazing window design at Carnegie's Modern Mercantile PGH, owned and operated by George Arnold and Larry Scott. In this program, George and Larry explain how to translate the principles and elements of window design into your own home environment. Learn how to make the most of your living space and belongings to Read More 
TICKETS Join us for an eclectic evening of live entertainment at our first Open Mic Night with host, Ed Auth. The evening will definitely include live music and perhaps some poetry, comedy and more! Performers are invited to share whatever it is that they do best in front of a live audience - as long Read More
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Our collection of books is always growing and changing. When new books come in, older books must find new homes! When librarians remove older books from our collections, we call it "weeding" - and just like weeding a garden, it helps keep our collection healthy, relevant, and engaging. This week (July 26-31), we're giving away Read More |
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Whether you are a regular visitor or have never been, there is a lot for you to discover at the Senator John Heinz History Center! Learn about the museum's rich collection and ongoing exhibits, including the 7,000-square-foot exhibit on American Democracy. Following the presentation there will be an opportunity to ask questions and receive personalized Read More |
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Sign up for a thirty minute appointment for free legal advice with attorney Giuseppe Rosselli! To schedule, please call us at 412-276-3456 or email evansw2@einetwork.net. Please be prepared to share your name, contact information, and the topic of your legal questions. This program meets in person at the Library, in the upstairs Lincoln Gallery. |
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TICKETS Enjoy a raucous evening of laughter with this classic comedy by the master of French farce, Moliere. The Imaginary Invalid is the story of Argan, a hypochondriac, who makes everyone in his life miserable with his melodramatic suffering from imagined ills and endless, unnecessary curative treatments. His doctors and apothecary are bleeding him dry–literally Read More
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Enjoy our special virtual storytime in honor of the Heinz History Center! A representative from the museum will read a story that will introduce children to local history in a fun and engaging way. Following the storytime, kids will be encouraged to participate in an activity based on the story we read! Devoted to the Read More
TICKETS Enjoy a raucous evening of laughter with this classic comedy by the master of French farce, Moliere. The Imaginary Invalid is the story of Argan, a hypochondriac, who makes everyone in his life miserable with his melodramatic suffering from imagined ills and endless, unnecessary curative treatments. His doctors and apothecary are bleeding him dry–literally Read More
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