Balmoral School of Piping and Drumming
Nov 17 at 8pm, Carnegie Lecture Hall

Spirited Celtic music from north of the border! Renowned Cape Breton Pipers, Keith MacDonald, Kenneth MacKenzie and Kevin Dugas, play Highland and lowland pipes, joined onstage by talented musicians on keyboard and fiddle, as well as Irish and Scottish dancers. $27 advance or online / $35 Box Office / $15 seniors / $10 students with ID.

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Supporting Your Child Through Tragedy

...During this emotional time for our city, many are looking for solace, comfort, and a place for healing. Many places are offering free admission today (Sunday, 10/28) to help... 


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Saturday, Oct 27 from 10am -2pm is DEA Drug Take-Back Day

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Trick-or-Treat Classical Crawl!

Sat, Oct 27, 5:30 - 7:00 pm

Don your costume (optional), grab your treat bag, and join everyone at Third Presbyterian Church on Saturday! All ages are welcome! 

Hear talented, young musicians from the Youth Chamber Connection: Pittsburgh Youth Symphony Orchestra, Three Rivers Young Peoples Orchestras, and City Music Center of Duquesne University. 

You’ll receive a treasure map marking the location of performance spots throughout the building. In each room, trick-or-treaters will hear a short performance and receive a nut-free candy treat. Enter to win our Costume Contest! (optional) Enjoy classical favorites as well as some songs children may recognize. 

FREE ADMISSION for all - no RSVP or tickets required.

Location 

Third Presbyterian Church, 5701 Fifth Avenue (corner of Fifth Avenue and Negley Avenue in Shadyside), Pittsburgh, PA 15232

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Celebrate Owl-o-Ween - Oct 27

Hoot your way through Aviary in costume!

The National Aviary will celebrate its annual Owl-o-Ween, Saturday, October 20 and Saturday, October 27, 2012 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., complete with a Halloween party, trick-or-treating, costume contests, crafts, and even a creepy crawly bug station. Enjoy close encounters with raptors, owls and other creatures of the night. All activities are included in price of admission.

Owl Talk: Learn about these amazing birds from the National Aviary’s show staff. Get your photo taken with an owl immediately following the presentation. FliteZone Theater. 10:30-10:50 a.m., 3:00-3:20 p.m.

Story Time: Hear a story about owls especially for children ages 2-5. Penguin Point vestibule, 11:30 a.m.

Burrowing Owl Talk: Learn more about these unique owls from the trainers who care for them daily. Burrowing owl exhibit next to the theater doors, 2:30 – 2:50 p.m.

Crafts & Activities: Make and decorate a paper owl to take home; forage for small prizes, using tools just like a bird would use its beak; match the foods, like insects, meat, fish and other foods, to the birds that would eat them; learn more about owls with biofacts and feathers, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. throughout the Aviary.

Admission: $13 adults; $12 seniors; $11 children; children under two, free.

More information at www.Aviary.org or by calling 412.323.7235.

Walking Tours of The Homewood Cemetery 

There are few better places to learn about a city’s history than from its cemeteries. Records of people’s lives weren’t kept as thoroughly as they are now, so some of the most fascinating life stories can get lost, especially those of women, who were never in the history books to begin with. Audacious Pioneers: A walking tour of the Homewood Cemetery aims to broaden the understanding of Pittsburgh history by learning about its dead dames, from a palm reading countess to a renowned opera singer. Though it might be tempting, it’s best not to feed the ghosts.

• When: Ongoing,  alternating Wednesdays at 1 p.m. 

• Phone: 412-260-6305 (call to confirm)
  Price: $10 

• Location: 1599 S. Dallas Ave, Squirrel Hill

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