5 Pittsburgh Events for This Week (July 22-28)

Wherever you live in the city of Pittsburgh, there’s always something going on to immerse yourself in. Whether you’re looking for live performances, museum exhibit exclusives, hands-on artistic adventures, or even a look at exotic birds from around the world, the city has your answer to fulfilling week or weekend plans. Feeling bored on a Tuesday evening? Take in a live jazz concert. No plans for the weekend? Attend an arts festival featuring all local artists. The adventure starts with just a step out your front door!

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5 Pittsburgh Events for This Week (July 22-28)

Etta Cox

Agnes Katz Plaza, July 23

Pittsburgh jazz legend Etta Cox is bringing her stylings to a free concert out in the beautiful cityscape of Downtown. She has opened for artists like Ray Charles, Doc Severinson, David Brenner, Debbie Reynolds, and Danny Glover, and delivers an unforgettable concert on her own. Listen to this powerhouse vocalist as a part of BNY’s JazzLive programming.

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Two people sip cocktails inside the Carnegie Natural History Museum in Pittsburgh. — Phot Courtesy of Carnegie Museum of Natural History

After Dark: Dippy’s Rockstar Bash

Carnegie Museum of Natural History, July 26

Celebrate the 125th anniversary of Carnegie Museum’s mascot, Dippy’s discovery with an after dark museum party. Guests 21 and older can meet the museum’s scientists as they share rarely viewed specimens. Plus, enjoy pop-up, live musical performances all evening long.

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Two people pose together in tropical print clothes at a Night in the Tropics at the aviary. — Photo Courtesy of The National Aviary

Night in the Tropics: Island Oasis

National Aviary, July 26

Party amongst the tropical birds featured at the National Aviary in an event presented by UPMC Health Plan. Besides getting to explore the aviary, you’ll delight in live entertainment, signature island cocktails, and a spread of bites from over 12 local restaurants. You can even upgrade to VIP status and enjoy exclusive experiences behind the scenes.

The Hill District Arts Festival

1800 Block Center Ave Corridor, July 27-July 28

ACH Clear Pathways and Clean Slate E3 collaborate to feature local artists, performers, and bring the community together. Stay all day long for activities for the kids, vendors, food trucks, and evening concerts. You can even sign up to take part in an Adult Vibe & Paint or Kidz Edition Vibe & Paint to make your own artistic creation.

A group of women and some younger kids pose for the camera with some sitting and some standing. — Photo Courtesy of Brown Mamas Weekend

Brown Mamas Weekend

August Wilson African American Cultural Center, July 27-28

Experience empowerment as a Black mother through discussions, health sessions, and other integral resources. Guests are invited to hear from other Black mothers, take part in holistic and wellness health rituals, learn through masterclasses, relax in the lounge, and explore a vibrant marketplace of vendors.

Story by Kylie Thomas

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5 Pittsburgh Events for This Week (July 22-28)