The Lawrenceville Historical Society Lecture Series presents lectures on Lawrenceville, Pittsburgh, and regional history given by society members and guest speakers. This month, Luke Mohamed presents US Grant Reenactment.
We invite you to join the Pennsylvania Commission on Judicial Independence for a discussion focused on the role of the judiciary in our constitutional democracy. Our distinguished panel of judges … Continued
Join us for a night of poetry and spoken word! We invite you to come and read your work and to learn more about the Envisioning a Just Pittsburgh call … Continued
This program features a lecture recital on Florence Price’s “Five Folksongs in Counterpoint” by the Huldra Quartet. This warm yet intricate piece blends American folk songs and Black spirituals with … Continued
Come learn how Pittsburgh Pirates star Roberto Clemente has inspired young people from his native Puerto Rico and around the world!
Flex your creativity and resourcefulness with Creative Reuse! Explore an array of unique reused materials and learn how to create beautiful works of art, craft projects, and anything you can … Continued
This presentation from the League of Women Voters of Greater Pittsburgh explores the role of artificial intelligence (AI) in an upcoming election cycle. It examines how AI is used both … Continued
Get ready to rattle your bones and wiggle like a swamp creature! Monster Machinery & Spooky Shapes is a high-energy Halloween workshop that explores the “scary” through the lens of … Continued
Neighborhoods matter. But what specific factors make them matter and why do our neighborhoods experience such divergent conditions and outcomes? This program dives into the causes & consequences of segregation … Continued
Celebrate Hispanic and Latin Heritage Month featuring an author talk with Jared Lemus. Jared Lemus is a Guatemalan-American author and winner of the 2026 PEN America/Robert W. Bingham Prize for … Continued