Show your library love! Gifts to your local library made through September 30 will be MATCHED! Love YOUR Library and create a connection by making a gift today.

Thanks to the generosity of the Jack Buncher Foundation, all participating Allegheny County libraries will receive a pro-rated portion of a $150,000 match pool to support their general operations. All donations received during September 2017, up to a maximum of $500 per donor per library, will count toward the match pool. Find out more, Donate



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Public Places, Private Spaces
The Cul-de-Sacs of the East End

The East Liberty Valley Historical Society presents this event featuring Robert Jucha of Carnegie Mellon University.

Where: East Liberty Presbyterian Church, 116 S Highland Ave

When: Friday, Sept 8   7:30 - 9pm




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Fridays at The Frick - Sept 8 is the last one

This Friday's music is provided by The Nied’s Hotel Band. A recent review by The Pittsburgh City Paper proclaimed, “The Nied’s Hotel Band could be called The E-Street Band of Pittsburgh.”

In addition to the music, the Frick offers family-friendly activities, wine bars and varied dining options, including dinner at The Café at the Frick, casual food from local food trucks, and the opportunity to picnic on the Frick grounds. You may also visit the first floor of Clayton, the restored Frick family home, which will be open to the public from 5:00–8:00 p.m. 

Performances are admission-free and begin at 6:30 p.m.


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A Fair in the Park 2017     Fri - Sun, Sept 8-11


The event is held in the surroundings of Pittsburgh’s Mellon Park (best parking is probably on Beechwood near Fifth). Visitors enjoy the opportunity to interact with over 100 regional and national artists working in a variety of mediums including clay, fiber, wood, jewelry, glass, metal, mixed media, and two-dimensional art. 

Show hours are FRI: 1pm-7pm, SAT: 10am-7pm, and SUN: 10am-5pm. There will be live music and food trucks. Find out more

Free and open to the public. Held rain or shine. 

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WORD PLAY - Sept 8+9 and Nov 3+4

This hybrid storytelling sensation has been growing in popularity since its co-producer, Alan Olifson, brought it to Pittsburgh over 4 years ago. With its steadily growing audience and frequent media buzz, WordPlay has become a staple of Pittsburgh’s literary and theater scene.

Shows start at 8:00 and are preceded by a free "Happy Half-Hour" that starts at 7:30 with free beer and wine.

Location: 937 Liberty Ave


Submissions are still being accepted. Click here for Guidelines
Click Here for Guidelines All submissions are read. Performers are paid a $100 stipend for 1 rehearsal and 2 performances in Pittsburgh.

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The Moth Mainstage - Sept 14

We're giving you this info a bit early because The Moth is often a sell-out. Moth Mainstate features 5 storytellers, a local musian who acts as timekeeper, and a host. Called "New York's hottest and hippest literary ticket" by the Wall St Journal, The Moth is an acclaimed nonprofit dedicated to the art of storytelling. 



Find Out More and purchase tickets. There are special discounts for students and groups.



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Enjoy the Phipps 13th annual tomato and garlic festival and donate local produce to benefit the Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank.

Sunday, Aug 27  11 am - 4pm

Come celebrate two of summer’s most bountiful crops at the 13th annual Red, Ripe and Roasted tomato and garlic festival. On the front lawn and in the Outdoor Garden, this festival collects fresh local produce for the Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank. 

Event features:

• Cooking demonstrations and tastings;
• Guest appearances from authors Doug Oster and Miriam Rubin;
• Biggest, smallest and ugliest homegrown tomato contests with special prizes;
• Local vendors selling fresh tomatoes, garlic and other produce; 
• And fun activities for kids!

Red, Ripe and Roasted is free. And by donating a bag of fresh produce to the Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank — which can be purchased on-site or brought from home — festival-goers will also be admitted free to Phipps’ SUPER. NATURAL. Glass Art show and Butterfly Forest from 11 a.m. – 4 p.m. This offer applies on Sun., Aug. 27 only. Find out more

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