These events in Pittsburgh bring July to a close and put a smile to your face, whether it’s from a hilarious on-stage joke or the simple, elegant beauty of mother Earth. From July 30 to August 5 you can choose to walk on the bright side of Pittsburgh through a local park or let your mind drift away to the tune of live performances. The choice is all yours to make!
5 Pittsburgh Events for This Week (July 29-August 4)
Seussical
Byham Theater, July 30-August 4
Dr. Seuss’ wonderfully wacky tales come to life in this Seussical musical. Be transported to the world of your favorite characters like Horton the Elephant and The Cat in the Hat in this family-friendly production. You’ll enjoy laughs and lots of smiles from this colorful introduction to the theater.
Frog Walk at Powdermill Nature Reserve
Powdermill Nature Reserve, July 31
Check out hopping, big eyed creatures amongst the water of the Powdermill Nature Reserve. Aaron Capouellez, president of the nonprofit Woods and Forest Inc., will take guests on a walk through sections normally closed off to the public. Who knows what little creatures you may see!
The Secret Garden
Seton Center, August 2-11
Based on the children’s novel by Frances Hodgson Burnett, this play from the Heritage Players brings the story of 11-year-old orphan Mary Lennox to the stage. Watch as she discovers the wonders of her uncle’s magic garden, her one safe space, and possibly the key to her renewal.
Explore PA Outdoors
Point State Park, August 3
Families can get out and get active for free in Pittsburgh’s green landscape at Point State Park. Look forward to archery, biking, boating, fishing, squirrel hunting, and so much more. Just bring yourself and a positive attitude as experts guide you through various activities.
2024 Moraine State Park Regatta
Moraine State Park, August 3-4
Grab the kids, don your best sun hat, and spend the day spotting gorgeous boats on the lake. Besides the boat day fun, you can also join in on fishing, paddle boats, kayaking, yoga, volleyball, archery, live entertainment, and a vendor’s market to explore. Needless to say, you’ll have the whole day packed with adventure all for free.
Story by Kylie Thomas / Photo Courtesy of Caught in the Moment Photography
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