March 22, 2026
Can’t-Miss Pittsburgh Art Exhibits, Concerts, and Performances: March 23-29
Friday, March 27 - Saturday, March 28: Graffiti and Street Art's Global Solidarity Movements // Photo of street art by Harrybones and Musa71 of Barcelona paint in Homewood by Caitlin Bruce
Monday, March 23 ART Union Hall and BOOM Concepts presents Acts of Looking Closing Talk: In Conversation with Artist Jameelah Platt. Union Hall, Strip District Anthropocene Archive. Contemporary Craft, Lawrenceville. Continues through May 30 Excellence In Fibers XI. Contemporary Craft, Lawrenceville. Continues through June 27
FEST Pittsburgh Fringe Festival. Multiple Locations, Pittsburgh. Continues through March 28
LIT Pittsburgh Arts and Lectures presents Ten Evenings: Angela Flournoy. Carnegie Music Hall , Oakland
STAGE CSA Off the Page: Cosmic Microwave Background. New Hazlett Theater, North Side Ladysmith Black Mambazo. City Winery, Strip District Pittsburgh Opera presents “It’s About Time” Fashion Show curated by Richard Parsakian. Bitz Opera Factory, Strip DistrictPittsburgh Public Theater presents DATE NIGHT: A Poetry Performance . O’Reilly Theater, Downtown
Tuesday, March 24 COMEDY Sara Kantner presents The Queen - A Work in Progress Clown Show. The Roboto Project, Garfield. Continues through March 27
LIT World Literature: Cristina Rivera Garza’s “Autobiography of Cotton” (Mexico). City of Asylum, North Side
MUSIC Aria412 presents The Forge Speakeasy. The Original Pittsburgh Winery, Strip District Pittsburgh Cultural Trust in partnership with MCG Jazz presents Dwayne Dolphin. Lounge at the Greer Cabaret, Downtown
MUSIC WYEP presents Robbie Fulks. Club Cafe, South Side
STAGE Story Club Pittsburgh presents Story Club PGH at Pittsburgh Fringe Festival. Attack Theatre, Lawrenceville
Friday, March 27 - Saturday, March 28: Crossing Paths Movement Collective // Photo by PC Thomas Kay
Wednesday, March 25 ART Lewis Hine Pictures America. The Frick Pittsburgh, Point Breeze. Continues through May 17 Gathered Locally – 25 Years of Glass Art. Pittsburgh Glass Center, East Liberty. Continues through April 19 To Make a Prairie: Pollination and Human Understanding. Hunt Institute for Botanical Documentation, Oakland. Continues through June 30
COMEDY Mae Martin: The Possum. Byham Theater, Downtown
FUNDRAISER Suncatcher class benefiting the National Ovarian Cancer Coalition. Assemble, Garfield
MUSIC Drusky Entertainment presents Rebirth Brass Band. The Original Pittsburgh Winery, Strip District Wine Dinner pairing: Music of Joni Mitchell ft. Tania Grubbs. Con Alma, Downtown
STAGE Primary Trust. O'Reilly Theater, Downtown. Continues through April 12 Eureka Day. City Theatre, South Side. Continues through March 29
MUSIC Rebecca Porter w/ Coltt Winter Lepley & Emily Woodhull. Club Cafe, South Side
Thursday, March 26 ART Julia Betts presents The Floor is a Door. 843 Blank Space, Wilkinsburg Art of Pittsburgh's South Side. Brew House Arts, South Side. Continues through March 28 Horizon Synonym. april april, Wilkinsburg. Continues through May 2
FEST The Becoming Arts Collective presents Origins: A Gala Celebrating the Art of Becoming. New Hazlett Theater, North Side
FILM Sewickley Valley Historical Society presents: ‘1776’. The Lindsay Theater and Cultural Center, Sewickley
Friday, March 27 - Jen L'Insalata of People Places Things // Photo provided by the artist
MUSIC Drusky Entertainment presents Spryo Grya 50th Anniversary. The Oaks Theater, Oakmont Thursday Night Jazz: AurallaurA’s “The Critique of Capital: An Engaging Revue” (Album Launch). City of Asylum, North Side KEA presents Jazz Legacy. Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh, Main, Oakland
NETWORKING Intermission: An Artful Networking Series. August Wilson African American Cultural Center, Downtown
STAGE Jonathan Levit in Reality Reinvented. Liberty Magic, Downtown. Continues through March 29
THEATER Pittsburgh Musical Theater presents Beetlejuice Jr. Gargaro Theater, Elliott. Continues through March 29 Riverfront Theater Company presents [title of show]. Pierce Theater, Downtown. Continues through March 28
Friday, March 27 ART Carnegie Mellon School of Art presents Opening Reception: Time-Honored Non-Specifics. The Warhol, North Side Jen L'Insalata presents People Places Things: How perception creates meaning. Ketchup City Creative, Sharpsburg. Continues through March 29 Pittsburgh Cultural Trust and VaultArt Studio presents Spidrmanthemusical Performance. Wood Street Galleries, Downtown Pittsburgh Cultural Trust presents Downtown Gallery Crawl. Multiple locations, Downtown Peju Alatise: I Will Belong to Only Me, Lavett Ballard: a Rose is a Rose is a Rose, and Envisioning a Just Pittsburgh. August Wilson African American Cultural Center, Downtown
COMEDYSelect Start Improv presents Chooose! Arcade Comedy Theater, Downtown
CONFERENCEUniversity of Pittsburgh presents Graffiti and Street Art's Global Solidarity Movements. University of Pittsburgh Humanities Center, Oakland. Continues through Saturday March 28
DANCE fireWALL Dance Theater presents COVEN. Greer Cabaret Theater, Downtown. Continues through March 28 Pittsburgh Fringe / DANA Movement Ensemble presents Crossing Paths Movement Collective. Attack Theatre Studios, Lawrenceville. Continues through March 28
FILM Pittsburgh International Dance Film Festival. The Oaks Theater, Oakmont. Continues through March 29
Friday, March 27 - Sunday, March 29 - Handmade Arcade’s Modern Craft Market // Artwork by Morgan Gilbreath, photo courtesy of the artist
MARKET Handmade Arcade presents Modern Craft Market. David L. Lawrence Convention Center, Downtown. Continues through March 29
MUSIC Opus One presents Hunter Hayes. Mr Smalls Theatre, MillvalePittsburgh Symphony Orchestra presents Beethoven's Eroica. Heinz Hall, Downtown. Continues through March 29 Blooming Trio w/ special guest Julia Norah. The Original Pittsburgh Winery, Strip District
NETWORKING Creative Mornings PGH presents Connect & Create: A Morning with Frzy!. Venue TBA
STAGE Girls Running Shit presents Speak Your Truth: Women’s History Month Edition. New Amsterdam, Lawrenceville
THEATER The Pittsburgh Savoyards presents The Grand Duke. Andrew Carnegie Free Library and Music Hall, Carnegie. Continues through March 29
WORKSHOP 21+ Night - Of Bodies at Rest with Miracle Jones. Assemble, Bloomfield/Garfield
Monday, March 23: CSA Staged Reading: Cosmic Microwave Background // Photo courtesy of New Hazlett Theater
Saturday, March 28 ART PERSPECTIVES NOW. Eberle Studios, Homestead. Continues through April 12 Spring Flower Show: True Colors. Phipps Conservatory, Oakland. Continues through April 26
DANCE Kente Arts Alliance presents The Revival: DJEMBE In the New Millennium. New Hazlett Theater, North Side
FUNDRAISER South Hills Children's Choir presents Soles for Songs 5K. Helicon Brewing @ the Panhandle, Oakdale
LITShort Reads 3 Year Anniversary & PGH Launch! Bigger by Ren Cedar Fuller . White Whale Bookstore, Bloomfield
MUSIC Drusky Entertainment presents The Ten Tenors. The Palace Theatre, Greensburg Opus One presents Lotus. Mr. Smalls Theatre, Millvale. Continues through March 29
Tuesday, March 24 - Friday, March 27: Sara Kantner in The Queen - A Work in Progress Clown Show // Photos by Andy Avila
STAGE Dentons Cohen & Grigsby TRUST PRESENTS Series presents Kaiju Big Battel: What's Opera, Dr. Cube? Byham Theater, Downtown Slippery Rock University presents YUMA: Dancing Down the Magdalena River. August Wilson African American Cultural Center, Downtown
WORKSHOP Write Pittsburgh presents Main Character Disorder: Character Deep Dive (Teen Creative Writing Workshop). Virtual, Zoom
Sunday, March 29 ARTArtist Talk: Abby Franzen-Sheehan . ZYNKA Gallery, Sharpsburg
COMEDYDrusky Entertainment presents Adam Ray. Carnegie of Homestead Music Hall, Homestead
FILM "Something Divine" Premiere & Q&A. The Lindsay Theater and Cultural Center, Sewickley
LIT PGHwrites: Free Association Reading Series with Shaheen Dil, Gary Jackson, Cedric Rudolph & Nina Sabak. City of Asylum, North Side
MUSIC Etta Cox. Con Alma, Downtown Disco Sunday Disco. Trace Brewing, Bloomfield
NETWORKING Spotlight presents Spotlight: March LGTBQ+ Theatre Jam Session. Benedum Center Conference Room, Downtown