Who doesn’t love a little break from the normal with a week packed with Pittsburgh events in August. Whether you hang out in the air conditioning and take in a musical or get out into the shining sun for a community festival, you’re sure to be busy this next week. Let us be your guide to what August 6-12 has in store for you!
5 Pittsburgh Events for This Week (August 6-12)
Young Frankenstein
Greer Cabaret Theater, August 6-September 1
You probably first saw Mel Brooks’ Young Frankenstein on the big screen but now you can see it on stage in this comedy-musical. Courtesy of Pittsburgh CLO you can watch young Victor Frankenstein inherit his family’s estate in Transylvania where he builds a monster to rival his grandfather’s.
Pittsburgh VegFest
North Side Allegheny Commons Park, August 10
Help end animal cruelty while supporting local businesses and organizations at this year’s all plant-based festival. With free admittance you can learn more about your part in the environmental crisis, and also enjoy delicious vegetarian and vegan eats that embrace the natural world.
Barrel & Flow Fest
The Stacks, August 10
Beer and Black empowerment go hand and hand at America’s top brew festival according to the readers of USA Today. Head out for delightful sips and samples, live music, plenty of vendors, and endless inclusive opportunities at this year’s Barrel and Flow Fest.
Summer Reading Extravaganza
Library of Oakland, August 11
Have your kids been hard at work filling in their summer reading guide from the Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh? Then let them enjoy the end of summer reading by participating in fun activities provided by local organizations. Plus at this outdoor festival you’ll even have a chance to get a bite from food trucks and take part in historic tours.
Building Bridges Day
Highmark Stadium, August 12
This community day focuses on inclusion and connection-building regardless of background. Together with other community members you’ll join in on various activities like mural painting and community dialogues to foster relationships and encourage collaboration. So, relax and meet someone new as you enjoy cultural performances, live bands, vendors with school supplies, food, and much more.
Story by Kylie Thomas / Photo Courtesy of Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh
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