As we venture into the romantic month of February, the opportunities for events in Pittsburgh expand. And, you don’t have to be in a couple to take in the fun. Before the chaos of Valentine’s Day and its weekend, take the chance to explore a part of the city you may not have seen before. This week’s events happen everywhere from Mellon Park to Sewickley, and even over in Westmoreland. Who knows, you could find your new favorite part of Pittsburgh and a few hidden gems as well. 

5 Pittsburgh Events This Week (February 3-9)

Yoga For Gardeners: Flowing Through Change

February 3, 10, 17, and 24, Phipps Garden Center in Mellon Park

February’s theme for Phipps’ Yoga For Gardeners series emphasizes adaptability. This session encourages students to embrace life’s transitions with grace and ease. The physical practice will focus on fluid movement. Practices include incorporating breath-linked vinyasa flows, sun salutations, and mobility-focused sequences that enhance range of motion and build body control.

Folk February

February 7, Sweetwater Center for the Arts

For the third year, Sweetwater Center for the Arts is inviting you to relax in their space with the sounds of vibrant folk music. This series brings together the community by featuring various live music acts in a celebration of the arts. For this installation, the folk group Buffalo Rose takes the Sweetwater stage. 

Piffaro: The Bassanos, From Renaissance Italy to Tudor England

February 8, Calvary Episcopal Church

This Renaissance wind ensemble performance delves into the rich history of musical immigration, tracing the journey of an Italian and likely Jewish family of wind players who moved to England during the reign of Henry VIII. Witness Piffaro explore one of the most potent examples of musical immigration in 16th-century Europe in one of Pittsburgh’s most beautiful churches. 

Our Own Work, Our Own Way: Southern Modern Women Artists Exhibition

February 9-May 18, The Westmoreland Museum of American Art

Featuring over 40 artists, including renowned figures like Anni Albers and Elaine de Kooning, this new exhibition spans the mid-20th century, showcasing the diverse artistic expressions of these remarkable women. Our Own Work, Our Own Way seeks to rectify historical oversights and honor the unique perspectives and enduring legacies of these influential artists.

Galentine’s Day Fashion Show and Brunch

February 9, Kimpton Hotel Monaco Pittsburgh

Grab your girlfriends and get ready for a stylish celebration of women-owned businesses. Enjoy a captivating fashion show featuring stunning looks from Boutique Blue, 306 Forbes, and Magnolia on Main, providing inspiration for your own wardrobe. Savor a delicious brunch while you shop for unique accessories from these Pittsburgh boutiques.

Story by Kylie Thomas
Photo Courtesy of Piffaro

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