Super Science Saturday: Egg-cellent Egg Hunt


March 31, 2018  Noon–4 p.m. 
Free with museum admission

Follow clues that lead to treats, and meet live springtime animals! This event is designed for children 3–10 years old. Scavenger hunt maps and prizes are available to the first 500 children. 

Super Science Saturdays is a program at Carnegie Museum of Natural History that invites visitors of all ages to explore a theme through hands-on activities, experiments, demonstrations, discussions with museum experts. Events are free with museum admission. 


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Jurassic Park After Dark - Pittsburgh’s Night at the Museum
April 13, 6 – 10 p.m.

Put on your best Dr. Grant or Dr. Sattler duds and enter a Jurassic Park costume contest. Learn more about dinosaur museum specimens with docent-led tours. Watch Jurassic Park with our dinosaur expert and pick his brain about the likelihood of Jurassic Park becoming a reality. Meet live animals that share common ancestors with dinosaurs. Investigate Jurassic era and lab created specimens from our vaults. Cap off the night with an encounter and photo opportunity with our animatronic dinosaur puppets Spinosaurus and Anzu wyliei! Enjoy exclusive access to the museum’s collection as well as unique activities featuring behind the scenes specimens while listening to music and drinking with friends.

When the lights go down, the music goes up, and an adult-only night at the museum begins. Sip on a cocktail while you gaze up at a T-rex, see exciting shows or live music in the historic Carnegie Music Hall, and enjoy free reign over the halls of Carnegie Museum.  Programming includes hand-on activities, live music, demonstrations, and more. Step away from your normal date night or shake up your weekend routine and see who you’ll meet and what you’ll discover…After Dark.

Get Tickets & More Information
All After Dark guests must be at least 21 years old. Proper identification is required for a fun night at the museum, so all guests must show ID at the door. Parking at the museum’s six-level parking facility is available after 5 p.m. at a pay-on-entry fee of $7. Looking for new and exciting things to do in Pittsburgh?



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SPRING HAS SPRUNG IN PITTSBURGH!

The Phipps (in the photo at left), Pittsburgh's Botanic Garden and Rodef Shalom are just three Pittsburgh spots that you'll enjoy visiting if you're in the mood for spring. These are good places to take your spring break visitors, too!

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After Hours: Wonderland

Friday, April 06, 2018 7:00 PM –10:00 PM  

Don’t Be Late For This Very Important Date!

Follow the White Rabbit to the Library for a night of whimsical fun a spring After Hours event, inspired by the magic of Alice in Wonderland. Humans and creatures, mad or not, are invited to enjoy an evening of craft drinks, light bites, trivia, live entertainment and more!

Enjoy drink selections including: Beer from Rock Bottom Brewery Pittsburgh and Spoonwood Brewing Company, Craft concoctions from Faber, Single Prop, and Liberty Pole Spirits, Mad Hatter-approved cocktails

Snack on gourmet treats from The Pub Chip Shop, Bistro to Go, and other local restaurants

Bid on library furniture and purchase raffle tickets to win fun baskets
Play trivia with your favorite Alice in Wonderland characters
Snap a pic in our Wonderland photo booth
Challenge a friend to Pin the Grin on the Cheshire Cat, Giant Chess, or Wonderland Cornhole
Get crafty with screen printing, temporary tattoos and more!

Order TicketsGeneral Admission: $30 per person. Hors d’oeuvres and 2 drink tickets included.
VIP: $45 per person. Includes General Admission + additional drink ticket, souvenir glass, and exclusive access to the VIP section featuring Wigle Whiskey.


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Lewis and Clark History Hike

April 7, 2018, 10:00 AM - 04:30 PM

One of the ongoing debates of American history is where exactly did our greatest western expedition begin. From the mind of Jefferson at Monticello to the Falls of the Ohio near Louisville, Kentucky to St. Louis, Missouri, many communities have laid claim to this honor, but none has such a clear, logical case to make than Pittsburgh. Join national reenactor and living historian, John McNulty, as we explore the many connections our region has to this famous expedition including the back story of how the two captains became friends in the years before the adventure began. 

We will cover some of Pittsburgh’s most diverse, rugged and beautiful terrain stopping from time to time to learn about the past, discuss efforts to extend the national historic trail to Pittsburgh and share information about a wildlife conservation project on nearby Brunot’s Island. 

Register and find out more about all the activities offered by Venture Outdoors. Activities offered by this group often fill up early so reserve your spot as soon as possible.

Where: West End
Level Of Difficulty: Moderate
Spots Left: 19
Program Cost: $12.00 (Members Pay: $8.00) 

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Peace presented by The Bach Choir
March 24 & 25 at Union Project

The music presented in this performance seeks the peace so desired around the world. Over centuries musicians have written works that reflect this emotion and our concert will feature settings of the simple but powerful text, Dona Nobis Pacem, by several well-known—and some not as well-known—composers. Expressing the sentiment in the text of “Grant us Peace” encourages us all to seek this state of being.

The Bach Choir is joined for this performance by Syrian poet Osama Alomar, reading selections from his works. Born in Damascus, Syria  and now living in Pittsburgh via Chicago, Osama Alomar is one of the most well-respected Arabic poets writing today, and a prominent practitioner of the Arabic al-qisa al-qasira jiddan the “very short story.”

Saturday, March 24, 2018 @ 8:00pm
Sunday, March 25, 2018 @ 4:00pm

Location & Parking

Union Project is located at 801 N. Negley Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15206 – on the corner of Stanton Avenue 

Buy Tickets, Get More Info ($27 for adults, $22 for seniors, $12 for students)


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Heinz History Center - March 24

History never goes out of style! Shop ‘til you drop at the sixth annual retro fair, presented in partnership with the Neighborhood Flea.

Find incredible vintage clothing, accessories, home décor, vinyl records, and much more from dozens of local vendors. Get refreshed at Shop ‘Til You Drop Soda Fountain, grab a bite from local food tables, and experience six floors of History Center exhibits.

Plus – find vintage inspiration, explore 1920s fashion, and maybe even learn a retro dance or two in the History Center’s newest exhibition, American Spirits: The Rise and Fall of Prohibition.

ADMISSION On March 24, ALL museum visitors receive a special Vintage Pittsburgh discounted admission rate throughout the day. $10 for general admission (a $6 savings), and $6.50 for students and children age 6 to 17.

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