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Can’t-Miss Pittsburgh Art Exhibits, Concerts, and Performances: January 26-February 1
Winter weather note: Some events may be canceled due to weather. Please check each event’s website or social channels for the latest updates before heading out.
Monday, January 26
UPDATE: All events submitted for Monday, January 26 have been canceled or postponed due to the winter storm.
Tuesday, January 27
LIT
World Literature: Patrice Nganang’s “Scale Boy” (Book Launch). City of Asylum, North Side
STAGE
Grand Kyiv Ballet presents Snow White. Kelly Strayhorn Theater, East Liberty
Wednesday, January 28
ART
Associated Artists of Pittsburgh presents Material Impact. Media Arts Gallery at Robert Morris University, Moon
DANCE
Martha Graham Dance Company. Byham Theater, Downtown
MUSIC
Experimental Guitar Night. Government Center, North Side
Pairing Series 2026: Led Zeppelin Jazz Arrangements. Con Alma, Downtown
Prime Stage Theatre presents Pittsburgh Jazz Legacy: A Concert Celebrating the Spirit of Freedom House. New Hazlett Theater, North Side
STAGE
Malcolm X & Redd Foxx Washing Dishes at Jimmy's Chicken Shack in Harlem. City Theatre, South Side. Continues through February 8
TALK
Lecture with Sean Hallowell and Sarah Turner. The Frank-Ratchye STUDIO for Creative Inquiry, Oakland
WORKSHOP
Pour Your Own Epoxy. Southern Tier Brewing Co., North Side
Thursday, January 29
ART
I Will Belong To Only Me. August Wilson African American Cultural Center, Downtown. Continues through January 31
Age-Friendly Greater Pittsburgh and Casey Droege Cultural Productions presents Closing Gathering for “Picture This,” an exhibition spotlighting intergenerational connection. August Wilson African American Cultural Center, Downtown
LIT
Bike PGH presents Life After Cars Book Talk & Discussion. Nova Place, North Side
MUSIC
Tell Me Lies – The Fleetwood Mac Experience. Thunderbird Cafe, Lawrenceville
Thursday Night Jazz: Rich Zabinski Quartet Presents the Music of Benny Golson. City of Asylum, North Side
STAGE
Food Network's Jeff Mauro Live. City Winery, Strip District
WORKSHOP
Morgan Overton Gallery presents Unstuck. Lawrenceville Market House, Lawrenceville
Friday, January 30
ART
Pittsburgh Cultural Trust presents the Gallery Crawl. Multiple Locations, Downtown
Art Opening with Jeff Bertrand. East End Brewing Company Mount Lebanon Taproom, Mount Lebanon
Projection Portals: Live Video Machine in the Hall of Architecture. Carnegie Museum of Art, Oakland
Opening Reception: “Hey Friend” — New work by Nikki Lau. Pittsburgh Center for Arts and Media, Shadyside
Anette Duensing presents Netti D. + Friends (a farewell exhibition benefiting rare cancer research & advocacy). Blank Space @ GBBN, Garfield. Continues through February 8
STRUCTURE/LESS: A solo show by Alicia DeVrio. The Frame Gallery, Oakland. Continues through February 1
FEATURED MEMBER EVENT
THE BLACK ARCHIVE SPEAKER SERIES: Lissette Norman, Cultural Worker, Poet & Author
Join ALMA | LEWIS for The Black Archive Speaker Series featuring Afro-Dominican poet and author Lisette Norman in conversation with Kleaver Cruz. ALMA | LEWIS. 6901 Lynn Way, Suite 206, Homewood. 2-4 p.m. Learn more at almalewis.org.
ART
Joseph Lupo: Chronic Uncertainty. Concept Art Gallery, Regent Square. Continues through April 4
Found: Featuring work by Jamie Earnest, Alli Lemon, Natalie Moffitt, and Zoë Welsh. Concept Art Gallery, Regent Square. Continues through April 4
Sue Abramson: The Painted Planet. Bottom Feeder Books, Point Breeze
Opening Reception for The Atithi Collective: A Community Exhibition. Atithi Studios, Sharpsburg
COMEDY
Outback presents Ali Siddiq: In The Shadows. Byham Theater, Downtown
Alingon Mitra. Bottlerocket Social Hall, Allentown
Cracking Up Starring Ed Driscoll. Carnegie Stage, Carnegie
Well Known Strangers. Arcade Comedy Theater, Downtown
FEST
Britsburgh presents Burns Night Celebration. The Priory Hotel, Downtown
Sharing Our Story presents Exploring Identity: Teen Voices. St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Mt. Lebanon
European Union Film Festival: Maria's Silence. Harris Theater, Downtown