We know it’s hard to say goodbye to Valentine’s Day but there are plenty events happening in Pittsburgh from February 17 to 23 to keep the love and positive energy flowing. As the temperature slowly rises above freezing, we encourage you to get out and explore beyond your immediate neighborhood. In the city you’ll find live performances in intimate spaces, chances for family-friendly fun, and access to some of the best distillers in the area. So what are you waiting for? Mark up your calendar with these events before it’s too late!
5 Pittsburgh Events This Week (February 17-23)
Luke Gallagher Live at Mansions on Fifth
February 20, Mansions on Fifth
Free admission, free parking, and happy hour drink specials make Mansions on Fifth the place to be for a night out. Relax to music from rising star Luke Gallagher. He’ll be playing a wide variety of 90s and 2000s alternative rock and pop, traditional Irish songs, classic oldies, and current hits from new pop artists. From Glen Hansard to Taylor Swift, who knows what artists you may hear throughout the night?
RiverTrail Trivia
February 21, Allegheny RiverTrail Park
Get outside and test your knowledge with Allegheny RiverTrail Park. This family-friendly night of trivia invites teams to compete against each other for first place. A ticket for your team secures you a table for the whole night, and gives you access to food and drink purchases. Beautiful views of the river and the park’s atmosphere are visual advantages of attending.
A Closer Look: Pennsylvania in Progress
February 22, The Westmoreland Museum of American Art
If you haven’t had a chance to visit The Westmoreland Museum of American Art’s new exhibit on Pennsylvania arts and photography throughout the years, here’s your chance to get an exclusive look. Not only will you sip on beverages and enjoy light bites, you’ll also receive inside information on this historic exhibit that includes Pittsburgh artists.
The Spirits of the Burgh Festival
February 22, The Grand Hall at The Pennsylvanian
Pittsburgh’s most popular festival of libations is back with a fresh lineup of distilleries. Sample spirits, craft cocktails, local beer, wine, cider, and nonalcoholic options from the region’s best businesses. Besides sampling, spend the evening on the dance floor with a live DJ. Food trucks from the area will also be available to balance out the booze.
BODYTRAFFIC
February 22, Byham Theater
Prepare to be captivated by BODYTRAFFIC, the Los Angeles-based contemporary dance company. Led by Artistic Director Tina Finkelman Berkett, this troupe has taken the dance world by storm with its stunning performers, technical brilliance, and dedication to pushing boundaries. Immerse yourself in their powerful choreography that showcases the company’s infectious energy and sophistication.
Story by Kylie Thomas
Photo Courtesy of Beers of the Burgh
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