Pittsburgh Events: Your Guide to July 28-August 3

It’s crazy to think that July is already over, leading us into August and inevitably back into the school year. But, the summer is not over quite yet and the city of Pittsburgh is just heating up with its event schedule. From July 28-August 3, take your turn relaxing with a glass of wine, healing your inner self, let your creativity shine, or take in historic views. The important part is getting out of the house to make those last moments of the season worth it.

Pittsburgh Events Happening July 28-August 3

A set of wine glasses on a rack.
Photo Courtesy of Apericena

Patio Pounders: The Wines Made for Summer

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July 28, Apericena: A Wine Bar

As summer heats up, cool down with Patio Pounders, a relaxed wine tasting event dedicated to easy-drinking, sunshine-friendly wines. This laid-back gathering offers five, three-ounce pours of carefully curated, crisp, and refreshing wines perfect for any summer occasion. Guests will enjoy a guided tasting and wine education led by Barsotti Wines, delicious food pairings, and the opportunity to purchase their favorite bottles to take home.

Two people hug at a Pittsburgh cohatch event.
Photo Courtesy of COhatch Shadyside

Sharpening Minds with Mindfulness

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July 29, COhatch Shadyside

Awaken Pittsburgh invites you to their Mindful Connections for teams and organizations series. This interactive session, led by Executive Director Stephanie Romero, introduces mindfulness techniques specifically designed to enhance focus, clarity, and productivity in the workplace. Discover how cultivating mental sharpness can reduce distractions and lead to improved performance and overall well-being when it comes to your job.

A black record with painting and collage images on it.
Photo Courtesy of Songbird Artistry

Record Your Own Vision: Artistic Vinyl Keepsakes

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July 31, Mellon Square

Unleash your creativity at a unique open-air workshop in Downtown Pittsburgh’s Mellon Square. Attendees are invited to transform vintage vinyl records into personalized vision boards or artistic keepsakes. You’ll be provided a wide array of scrapbook materials, papers, and embellishments to craft meaningful pieces that reflect your aspirations or memories. Guests are also welcome to bring their own photos or mementos to incorporate too.

A group of red soldiers with guns at a reenactment of the battle of bushy run.
Photo Courtesy of Bushy Run Battlefield

The Battle of Bushy Run Reenactment 

August 2-3, Bushy Run Battlefield

Witness history unfold at the Battle of Bushy Run Anniversary Reenactment! This large-scale reenactment, brings to life the conflict between Native American warriors and British soldiers during Pontiac’s War in August 1763. Explore 18th-century military camps, a Native American village, and a sutler trade area. Enjoy historical demonstrations, live music, and a children’s area, offering a unique glimpse into frontier life for all ages.

The historic houses of Manchester in Pittsburgh with yellow arches and bare trees.
Photo Courtesy of Manchester Historic Society

Showcase Manchester Home and Garden Tour

August 3, Manchester Neighborhood

Discover the elegance of Pittsburgh’s Manchester neighborhood, the city’s largest historic district, known for its stunning turn-of-the-century Victorian homes. Join the Manchester Historic Society for an exclusive tour where you can explore beautifully preserved residences with intricate woodwork, soaring ceilings, and timeless design. Plus, marvel at their lush, manicured gardens and enchanting outdoor spaces that tell the story of the era.

Find more happenings on our event page!

Story by Kylie Thomas
Featured Photo Courtesy of Apericena: A Wine Bar

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